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Ask HN: What's Happening at Southwest?
The media narrative is that there's a massive software failure going on in its scheduling system, and they need to stop flying for a day or two to "reset" it. Anyone have first-han…
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Comment #28702115
In the early days (2013-14?) of Stripe, I was responsible for maintaining my company's integration. I still remember how one day there was a message on the announcements newsgroup …
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Comment #22638623
This is also being done[1] in Canada, in a project that started as a way to use the byproducts of the normal milk-making process in a way that didn't cost farmers anything. [1] htt…
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Comment #18936623
I've had better experiences with DataGrip, but if I wasn't at a place that would pay for proper tools, DBeaver is an OK substitute. Neither, though, have the big thing I want in an…
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Comment #15778799
>> the campaign should have people in charge of security OK, but most don't. Money is a very limited resource in campaigns, and almost all campaign managers will choose to spend it…
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Comment #15168853
I feel like a big part of people hating on JIRA is that it creates a formal process you have to follow - something enforced by code, and not just "always move your card to this Tre…
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Comment #13287415
Remember that you're not a developer anymore, and that the way you contribute to the team isn't coding. You're moving from a role that focuses on concrete contributions, to a role …
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Comment #12215372
If you end up using CloudFormation, don't write the JSON directly. Your programming language of choice should have a wrapper that maps objects to CloudFormation JSON - do your thin…
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Comment #12215293
We use https://github.com/atward/aws-profile/blob/master/aws-profil... to do pretty much the same thing, although without the $PS1 hacking. Our rule is that a user's default profil…
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Comment #11699219
2-3 months of light work (it was the summer), in Toronto circa 2011. I had zero professional experience, and bad grades. I knew that for my first job coming out of school, a lot of…
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Comment #9951823
AWS support has said that ELBs will continue to accept connections (and use the correct backend) for at least an hour after the CNAME stops resolving to a particular IP.
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Comment #9739752
If you're putting a lot of volume though Stripe, all those things are possible. Notwithstanding Stripe's SaaS-y "all pricing and deals are public" branding, they definitely have a …
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Comment #9728138
I'm a hue PyCharm fan, but if this is true then vim and Sublime must be barely usable. Python, it's great at...but open a big JS file and it...will...take...forever...to do the JS …
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Comment #9646690
Stripe's terms say that "Marijuana dispensaries and related businesses" are prohibited. You're certainly not a dispensary, but reporting software designed and advertised for one so…
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Comment #9646631
From the Stripe list of prohibited businesses [1]: Marijuana dispensaries and related businesses Some of these rules come from Stripe itself, some come from the networks they work …
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Comment #9594889
Very true, but ATED is cheap. On a (for example) £7M house you would have paid £750K Stamp Duty, or if sold though a corporate transfer, £35K of tax on the shares and £36K/yr ATED …
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Comment #9594722
Up until last summer (when the Government won a case letting them change the law), having your expensive house owned by an offshore corporation was the canonical way to avoid a par…
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Comment #9511439
The biggest thing to remember when dealing with PCI DSS is that it's not the law. Your PCI obligations come out of a commercial agreement that you have with your processor, which c…
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Comment #9391571
Can you highlight a few of the reasons you love it, in comparison to HipChat? When we ended our trial month and announced we were going back to HipChat, the biggest reactions was "…
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Comment #9391540
Do you find them that much better? We're a small HipChat-using company who moved three teams over for a month, and the communal response was "eh?". It's no-doubt prettier and easie…
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Comment #8957581
If you're experimenting, use `git config --global credential.helper 'store'` to set git to store your credentials in a plain-text file. Then (if you're on GitHub), generate a perso…
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Comment #8824494
It would be trivial, which is one of the problems with A-EP when you look at it from the POV of someone who knows something about web security. As for iFrames vs. Direct POST, from…
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Comment #8824135
The main thing to remember about the deadline today is that what's changed is the forms needed for certification. If you're already certified, nothing changes today - but when you …
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Comment #8427598
When a merchant signs up with WePay Clear, do they actually have full WePay accounts they can log into (which would have a WePay-branded experience)?
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Comment #7613921
If you don't count the days, how do you make sure that people are taking/compensated for the statutory minimum - or do you mean "we count the days, but we don't say no just because…