KoZeN

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by KoZeN 16y ago
yes, but there is less variation than you may think Is there though? Valve timing, fuel injection, emission control, idle. All of these factors are vastly different from vehicle to vehicle and the majority are variable dependant on how ot
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I'm genuinely interested in hearing more about the non-starter. I've stripped hundreds of starters over the years and every time I thought, there must be an easier way of doing this! I think you would seriously struggle with an open ECU. Th
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Some wicked ideas here. I'm intrigued about (41) NonStarter. The starter in a cars engine is massive considering its relatively simplistic purpose. Did you elaborate on this one by any chance? PS: (43) NotFb A place for facebook hold-outs
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Valid point. Having read all of the feedback, there's plenty of info to create something slightly different for the UK used car market.
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by KoZeN 16y ago
This is a fantastic idea. Considering how hard dealers are fighting for business at the moment, why not let them do all the work? I love it. I'd love to see something like this hit the UK.
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I doubt it will take that long. 30 years ago the vast majority of cars didn't have airbags, ABS or even ECU's and technology develops exponentially faster now than it did in the 80's so in my opinion we will see the first mass production fu
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Ireland also use them.
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by KoZeN 16y ago
car automation has to be good enough that that's a credible suggestion. I completely agree. I suppose what I was trying to get at is that the direction Google seem to be taking this is one where it will end up as an amazing feature on top
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I believe Google are potentially missing a trick. If they are developing an automated car that requires little to no human interference then surely the design would be completely different if all cars on the road were automated. The biggest
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by KoZeN 16y ago
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/6187080.stm Not a link to the source but a decent article surmising the findings.
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I'd love to know if this is an accurate representation of how difficult Mesna tests are. I've always fancied joining but assumed that I would never qualify and to be honest, having sat a few IQ tests in my time I would consider that to be a
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I take it you didn't read the whole article then? But while losing your life is in question, you would most definitely lose the hand.
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by KoZeN 16y ago
As an IT recruiter, trust me when I say all the old basics are accurate. 1) Do your research. Not just the 'About Us' section of the website. 2) Dress smart. Make sure you are cleanly shaven, your suit fits you properly, shoes are polished
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Wow. I naturally expected the title of that blog to be tongue-in-cheek. I was actively avoiding paying to see that movie as I feared it would be another Hollywood over-dramatisation of an actual event but based on the emphasis Scott placed
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Basic common sense would highlight that this is grossly inaccurate and a quick google search confirms it: Let’s think about this, a year can only start on one of seven days, so there are seven possible basic calendar years. Add leap years,
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I can see your point but unfortunately that's absolute rubbish. There is a ridiculously small number of people who pay silly money to recruiters to cover nepotism but the reality is that employers hand over five figure sums to recruiters be
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Valid point. There is a line though that I need to be careful not to cross. Someone elsewhere on this thread made the point that technical understanding doesn't automatically equate to an excellent technical recruiter as sales/communication
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I could just imagine the real-life conversation, and know I'd think "oh ok... nevermind, I thought there was more to it". Ask any recruiter why they do what they do and I can guarantee that every single person that makes more than £70k pe
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by KoZeN 16y ago
To be honest, I'm not seeing a huge amount of remote working opportunities at the moment. I can't really explain the trend but for the last 6 months I've only had 1 or 2 remote working roles.
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Sounds like a plan. One point on your site though: Brand has huge influence when trying to hire the best, so unlike recruiters we don't hide your brand. There are two reasons why recruiters don't advertise company names: 1) They don't wan
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I love recruitment, I honestly do. Primarily because of the money I make! I loved working as a developer but there was a distinct lack of social and professional interaction that eventually led to me looking at other options. It was satisfy
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I am convinced there are still many ways for recruiting to be fixed by disruptive startups I couldn't agree more. I've been actively trying to tackle this problem, so far without success, for a while now.
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I'm a technical recruiter and I agree with the majority of this post to be honest. My background: 2.1 in Software Development from a leading Uni in Ireland. 2 years experience as a web developer for a medium sized Irish software firm and I'
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Taking your shoes off in airports :) This comic comes to mind every single time I go through airport security with my laptop. http://xkcd.com/651/
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by KoZeN 16y ago
According to this post, I reckon at least 95% of people fit the criteria of those that need to leave their job. "The role of a manager should be to ensure that those that work for him/her eventually leave and go onto bigger and better thin
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by KoZeN 16y ago
I didn't realise that the key to effective time management was an underlying sense of panic. That’s why the first thing about what you are thinking while he sleeps is to take a break. Don’t do it! The fact is, with a new-born in particula
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by KoZeN 16y ago
We guarantee you that it will ranks high in the natural results of major search engines, like Google, Yahoo and MSN, for specific keyword/phrases which mostly an internet searchers use to find out the desired information for which they are
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Unethical? Depends on your friends preferences really. Have you considered that maybe your friend is happy for people to know he is on facebook if they wanted to get back in touch? If he adjusts his privacy settings it should put an end to
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by KoZeN 16y ago
My thoughts exactly. How do Belly Armor products work? Without getting too deep into the details... Indulge me, go into the details.
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by KoZeN 16y ago
Ridiculous. If your cellphone is in your pocket, you're not protected from these perceived risks, if the radiation is coming from behind you, you're not protected either. It's this kind of scaremongering that drives me insane. Expectant mot

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