rntksi

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by rntksi 2mo ago
Thanks for making this, I searched up economics and found at least 3 titles that , when reading through first pages, are really really interesting.
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by rntksi 3mo ago
You're mis-representing things here. As in my reply further below, Q1 2026 you can see Google makes 70% of revenue from Ads, the non-ad money you refer to is only 1/3. But if you look at net income, 85% of the net income from Goog
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by rntksi 3mo ago
Where did you get the $120bn figure? FYI last fiscal results from Q1 of Alphabet, Google Cloud made $20bn revenue Q1 2026, up from Q4 2025 of $17bn. It's a bit misleading to include "subscriptions, platforms, and devices" in
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by rntksi 6mo ago
I think Naval is right when he was making the observation that history has alternated by being determined by either individuals (think Genghis Khan, Napoleon) or larger forces at play (think socio-economic reasoning to many historical event
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by rntksi 6mo ago
It's not the only country with that doctrine. See [1]. I think only China and India is no first use. [1]: https://www.armscontrol.org/factsheets/nuclear-declaratory-p...
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by rntksi 1y ago
If you have some time, could you write a short post about your process to make the thousand-credits outcome ? It sounds awesome and I want to learn
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by rntksi 1y ago
Just a week or so ago, Samsung chairman Lee Jae-yong told everyone in Samsung that there's only a "do or die" attitude. https://www.kedglobal.com/leadership-management/newsView/ked...
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by rntksi 3y ago
This issue has been known since 2018 https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/telegram-leak... The default is calls are P2P enabled
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by rntksi 3y ago
Telegram actually handles this well (better than some other similar chat apps like LINE, Viber, ...) It has an option inside Security and Privacy, in the subsection on "Calls", where you can limit who can contact you using P2P cal
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by rntksi 4y ago
Using google maps to spot out a non-touristy area was ingenious. I live near the spot you showed in the example that you picked. I would suggest next time trying out another method, not based on restaurants, but on using Historical Map: loo
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by rntksi 4y ago
I remember this being done back when Opera 7 was used. I think it had a feature for mobile OS, where it would route requests to Opera's servers and serve clients a minified, smaller version of the page, so people on 2G at the time coul
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by rntksi 4y ago
Guessing "ur" in sur means Usage Rights, and M means Modification, C means Commercial, F means Free (to reuse)?
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by rntksi 4y ago
If it took you a lot of time to notice it like I did: <spoiler> it's the paragraph justification
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by rntksi 4y ago
All of the above countries, including countries not mentioned in your example, have the right to order the content to be taken down, following their own country's regulations. "Taking down content" can range from blocking the
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by rntksi 4y ago
The way I used to write/set-up tests when I was teaching is that you could use a limited set of online resources to answer, but if you have to search every question you won't have enough time to do it. So it also tested your abili
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by rntksi 4y ago
I hate that I had to double check when you said "GNS uses crypto" and realised you meant crypto as in cryptography, not the other meaning commonly associated with blockchain coins.
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by rntksi 4y ago
I used to do this too, then I got a bookmark save service (Pocket). Now whenever I see something that I have the reaction of keeping the tab around, I just save it and close it instead. Makes browsing lighter. I do still have around 20 tabs
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by rntksi 4y ago
I use hexonet. Can't complain. They do everything right. The website's homepage is deceiving. The control panel they offer is really for power users. They expose literally everything, and have APIs for most things that you'd
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by rntksi 4y ago
Agreed. Where I used to work, IT started replacing the guest wifi (password changes monthly) with QR code instead of printing out the password on a piece of paper. It's really cumbersome when I want to join on my laptop.
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by rntksi 4y ago
Thanks, currency conversion was an example off the top of my head only. I am active on orionfeedback and kagifeedback, I find that they're really prompt and effective in answering to feedback. The other examples are a bit harder to des
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by rntksi 4y ago
Here's a search engine that I'm subscribed to: https://kagi.com In the 20-30 searches that I do in a day, I still have to google about half of them. Either because it's stuff Google does well (currency conversion,
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by rntksi 4y ago
I registered for Apple TV just for Foundation. I did the same for Amazon Prime Video because of The Expanse. Once I saw those two ended for the season, I also ended my subscription.
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by rntksi 4y ago
GP is probably referring to this: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Wednesday
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by rntksi 4y ago
I will explain the reasonings, but I hope that you don't have to read on and just believe my intuition that you really ate beef. This is better for your peace of mind I think :-) - Dog meat is served in specific places, it's not s
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by rntksi 4y ago
Believe it or not ... no, you did not eat dog meat.
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by rntksi 4y ago
I agree with everything the author wrote.
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by rntksi 4y ago
Really nice app Tomte Is it possible to change the font once you log-in? Your font doesn't do well with other types of character (non-English). The diacritics are messed up. I could do that on desktop on my own but on mobile it's
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by rntksi 4y ago
I have the same thoughts. I think this is for people who like to have other people read what they wrote (as a sort of validation), but doesn't like having people who reply with no-effort content. So the userbase would be people who lik
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by rntksi 4y ago
I worked in journalism years ago (JQuery was just the newest, coolest thing along with Ruby on Rails). I remember Django being touted as the best thing for Journalism, and people were looking at how the NYTimes did it. We ultimately built o
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by rntksi 4y ago
Back in 200x, we had a very old machine. It had 64Mb of RAM only. We had to install AV on this and through sifting through the AV softwares, only eset nod32 ran on it without slowing it down or taking too much resources. I like how they opt

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