korzun

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by korzun 12y ago
Points were already mentioned else where so I will not iterate over them again. Last time? When the cyclist took off most of my paint with his handle bars and pedals trying to squeeze in. $2500 in body work out of my pocket. Insurance is no
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by korzun 12y ago
Okay.
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by korzun 12y ago
Because now you will be going via insurance process where drivers rates will be reviewed and adjusted. Hitting an insured 'bike' now introduces an actual process where parties at fault will end up paying. It's not going to be
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by korzun 12y ago
Same way DMV deals with mopeds. > they can't afford a car, let alone the insurance I assume they can afford medical bills after an incident? Or they can afford to pay for damage to vehicles? I had my brand new paint taken off across
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by korzun 12y ago
> Bikes are orders of magnitude more safe to others than cars which is why mandatory insurance is such a silly pointless idea. This makes no sense. This like saying that you don't need car insurance because you drive a small vehicle
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by korzun 12y ago
Start with mandatory insurance and bike registration. But I guess that's an 'unpopular' idea within cycling community.
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by korzun 12y ago
I would only sign NDA if it comes with or after my starting paperwork. If you wanted to chat with me about a project and gave me an NDA before going into details, I would reject it. Meeting did not work out? You added a client in the same s
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by korzun 12y ago
> if you're a hired gun that will build something or do some work for a fee Article is not addressing this issue. It's addressing an issue of you meeting a prospective client who asks you to sign legal documents prior to discu
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by korzun 12y ago
TLDR: Unless you are committed to work with another party, do not present them with useless documents to sign. I doubt this is a real issue. Usually NDA comes attached with your starting paperwork to get the train moving.
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by korzun 12y ago
> Find some proof besides your own mind Proof of what? Referral tracking?
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by korzun 12y ago
> It's a shame Twitter has become so developer-hostile Nothing about this is developer hostile. I'm rather surprised this did not happen sooner.
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by korzun 12y ago
Viral marketing.
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by korzun 12y ago
I'm not sold that are a competitor. I'm also not sold on the privacy niche that they are trying to fill. Without funding, they will have to rely on advertising. It's fact. I doubt companies with serious marketing budgets will
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by korzun 12y ago
> Specifically: why do so many people ban web crawlers other than the "large" ones, Never heard of this. Third party crawlers usually get banned because they are poorly made (get stuck) or disobey robots.txt.
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by korzun 12y ago
No, that was more of "It's funny that you are using this analogy, because I'm A) a car guy B) in an automotive sector". He got me to bite. If you think this is some sort of superiority play, please go outside your bubble
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by korzun 12y ago
Do you have anything to contribute besides expressing your 'disgust' at my counter point because it's not covered with kittens? This is the place for discussion, not a kindergarden. If they wanted to get a lawyer they would h
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by korzun 12y ago
Please don't use car analogy with someone who is in auto technology sector. Two years without any auditing is a mistake of the founder, if your car is in the shop for two years for massive amount of work you will go there to check it o
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by korzun 12y ago
> In light of the defamatory nature of the poster’s statements, I felt compelled to respond. Useless filler. > Our agreement with the poster makes it clear that we own all work product produced pursuant to the agreement. Again, useles
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by korzun 12y ago
This is a shit storm. You had a D level agency write the code, then you consulted (apparently) B level players in technology field about this code. Obviously they will find issues with it. Hell I will find issues with anything if I really w
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by korzun 12y ago
http://www.amdwebhost.com Yes, design is outdated. This was great at the time; people were still using tables for layouts.
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by korzun 12y ago
> Shameless plug - try grasswire's crowdsourced feed, curated and fact-checked by hundreds of people in real-time. You do realize it's fact checked by people on computers who are probably sitting on their ass in US? Do you thin
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by korzun 12y ago
Opposite to your 10 sentences attacking Russians and painting Ukraine as a saint via multiple comments. IF you were Ukrainian you would not be defending it's government after they have been milking every citizen for their own purpose w
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by korzun 12y ago
Just FYI, IgorPartola is extremely biased. > Ukraine has no propaganda because Ukraine doesn't have much of anything.
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by korzun 12y ago
> Ukraine has no propaganda because Ukraine doesn't have much of anything. Yes. This part sums up how un-biased you are.
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by korzun 12y ago
First, it's extremely hard to get real 'facts' if you are in US right now. I can't find a single reliable source. I'm neither Ukrainian or Russian but I will provide a small insight into this conflict. Obviously if
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by korzun 12y ago
> Is it that the Russian propaganda so strong So you are just listening to the propaganda from the other side. And you think you are right? > What I am wondering is when Russia will completely take over Ukraine This is not about this.
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by korzun 12y ago
I'm not sure if any shell hosting providers post here. I operate one of the companies in this space since 2001. This is a fun alternative to proper jails but unfortunately, security wise this would not last very long on in a real world
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by korzun 12y ago
Not if you are looking for something outside the typical scope. I buy tons of wierd automotive parts that are not 'well known' and usually end up using Google to find products on Amazon. Their search engine is actually pretty limi
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by korzun 12y ago
Benchmarking per 1000 iterations is pretty silly. My guess is that it will start to choke as soon as you have concurrency at a higher load.
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by korzun 12y ago
Do whatever makes you happy. The only thing I don't understand why you keep bringing up the licensing costs. If that is an issue then the choice should be already obvious.

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