korzun

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by korzun 7y ago
My point is, you don't need an expensive global CDN if your end goal is to optimize for ad-revenue within the U.S market. I don't know why you stuck on the CDN, and it sounds like you are using it as a hammer to achieve scalabilit
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by korzun 7y ago
Akamai? Really. Either way, most of the ad revenue tends to come from the United States; the CDN is far from a requirement.
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by korzun 9y ago
Good article. I want to offer my thoughts on a couple of things from my personal experience. > If the change deployed is small, there is less code to look through in case of a problem. If you only deploy new software every three weeks, t
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by korzun 9y ago
I briefed the original story, and one thing that stood out to me is that the author threw a 'bomb' named collaboration into the mix AFTER firing so-called Rick. What author fails to understand, is that the problem could have been
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by korzun 9y ago
> And when the plant grows? Great question. I build something similar without a moisture sensor, the key to obtaining proper data is to know (and control) the exact amount of water you elect to distribute. The self-learning (ghetto A.I)
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by korzun 9y ago
> Cool service but it ends up being like 2x the price of leasing. You are comparing apples to oranges. Your $1500/month (from the past, different year, packages, car) lease payment is an obligation that requires a 24/36/48
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by korzun 9y ago
The graph you linked to shows a dramatic drop in volume from 09/13@20K to 09/13@2K.
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by korzun 9y ago
This could get hairy, very quickly. I thought Coinbase had insurance that only covered the online portion but not offline vaults, where most of the 'money' is stored? If an offline vault is compromised through their system then wh
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by korzun 9y ago
I'm certain that Boeing has a team of people who are certain that your certainty is irrelevant.
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Russia Opens First Criminal Case Involving Bitcoin(forbes.com)
1 points by korzun 9y ago|0 comments
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by korzun 9y ago
This is good news for Bitcoin. They are holding the executives so they can apologize and issue them licenses. /s
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by korzun 9y ago
> Some of us who have been holding since Bitcoin was worth $2 are laughing at you. You are unquestionably better than ignorant humans with liquid assets.
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by korzun 9y ago
> Why not just simply ban cars from cities in general? Your solution is too complicated and will not work. Why not just 'simply' build a bunch of cities on Mars and relocate?
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by korzun 9y ago
> Bitcoin price impact is the best way to gauge the significance of any particular news Not really. Timezones are a thing and I'm pretty sure the majority of those exchanges halted trading.
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by korzun 9y ago
But.. but.. an 'analyst' for CoinDesk said this was normal and the exchanges will just need to get a license and China welcome them back with open arms. The bullshit artists that already 'invested' in this scheme will no
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by korzun 9y ago
You can counter by asking when was the last time they pulled their YouTube application from the store.
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by korzun 9y ago
I talked about this before, and most people instantly wrote this off. The typical response was 'If X bans the cryptocurrency, we will just trade in another country. That's the whole point!'. Can somebody explain what will hap
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by korzun 9y ago
You should understand what problem they are solving first; then comment.
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by korzun 9y ago
This allows you to hook your repository directly to Amazon AWS. You are suggesting the exact opposite.
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by korzun 9y ago
> This appears valuable and well executed How can you tell? You are looking at a PR piece that links to a web site that mentions 'security experts' in every other sentence. It's not proven to be valuable or well executed.
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by korzun 9y ago
> Also, security experts protect one service instead of many. Dedicated teams of design and security experts also will continuously improve it. I don't buy it.
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by korzun 9y ago
The custom allocators and smart architecture would add to the problem; not solve it.
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by korzun 9y ago
I will let somebody else chime in. There may be instances where something like this could be upheld, but I don't think it will apply here. My case involved an employee that committed fraud by offering me bogus shares of a non-existent
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by korzun 9y ago
From my exprience, this type of clause will not stand up in court. It might sound legit but mostly viewed as a filler by lawyers.
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by korzun 9y ago
> that will protect your identity for a period of time For the rest of your life
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by korzun 9y ago
Thanks for linking that. Typically, if you know what you are doing, a setup of this nature would be segmented out from the rest of internal network. I did compliance work for a lot of start-ups and never came across a company that understoo
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by korzun 9y ago
> It makes life hard in companies where binary whitelisting is used. The application would still have to be audited, signed or not, prior to whitelisting.
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by korzun 9y ago
Technically, you can expose the Unit API within an internal network.
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by korzun 9y ago
I don't understand why people want to write something off without even trying it. This is not'nginx'. You can't sit and write this off because Apache did something similar ten years ago. The build in API alone is worth e
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by korzun 9y ago
You would be able to merge your services under a single server and have them talk to each other internally sans latency overhead. It also allows you to easily scale up and down and segment things on demand.

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