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Comment #16218983
I would argue it is zero sum ("you've got some fraud" vs "you have no fraud") if there is any great volume of transactions and what's being sold is valuable, and/or marketable at a…
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Comment #16217945
Sure, maybe you offer "zero fraud" from a chargebacks-line-item-on-the-balance-sheet perspective. The impacts of fraud on customers' perception of a company, and the effects those …
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Comment #16216963
Those aren't interchange fees. Those are payment processing fees...Bolt is paying the interchange.
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Comment #16216912
Fraud liability absorbed by a service provider isn't "zero fraud." It is: "you don't get charged directly for chargebacks and other financial penalties, but your brand is still at …
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Comment #15910018
I use five little 4oz paper cups (also not a joke).
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Comment #15086177
I think that's a bit of a reach. That malaise may have contributed to certain aspects of the conglomeration of groups/sounds that came to be called grunge, but let's not forget the…
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Comment #8358301
I cook ~80% of my meals. Generally speaking I try to eat out infrequently, and when I do I seek out items I would not typically cook for myself (or lack the expertise and equipment…
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Comment #8345452
Fun. It'd be nice if there were some kind of transition to display the bot's shots.
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Comment #8203319
My kingdom for a sarcasm detection algorithm!
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Comment #8200043
Imagine, or hope?
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Comment #8200040
Disorganized pseudo-infantry (i.e. pissed off individuals with guns) will always be inferior to organized paramilitary forces with armor.
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Comment #8200019
Probably not t-shirts at Gators games.
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Comment #8199999
Maybe the MRAP was requested in the event that the Puyallup Fair (the WA state fair for the uninitiated) gets totally out of control. RE: the meth labs, etc. it would be interestin…
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Comment #8199729
I was surprised to see a number of mine-resistant vehicles associated with very rural counties in Washington State. Not being completely sure whether a mine-resistant vehicle was a…
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Comment #8086658
I myself am not blessed with the gift of faith, and I don't particularly enjoy Rails, but I greatly appreciate your making your very mature passion project available to one and all…
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Comment #7913650
Top flight professional cyclists with larger muscle mass (relative to their more slightly-built counterparts) can produce watts in that range for several minutes. See: http://www.c…
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Comment #7769212
The little animation on the homepage is pretty great.
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Comment #7707630
Eunu.ch - solid gold. {{ 100-percent-off-sale-joke }}
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Comment #7688626
This is a trail-poacher's dream. It'd be wonderful to have this cross-indexed with any extant publicly available data sources (state/national parks, property lines etc.) to try to …
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Comment #7656873
I code at approximately the same rate as the core rope memory weavers wove. I wouldn't trust mine to help people fly to the moon, though. That's incredible!
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Comment #7567472
"Figurehead" doesn't exactly apply in this case given her role specifically entailed the orchestration, coordination, and authorization of unconscionable (at worst) and morally rep…
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Comment #7567449
All this time I thought the line item reading "roll my own dropbox clone with a raspberry pi or something" on my Someday Maybe Projects list might always stay buried low on the sta…
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Comment #7431690
I agree. Good tools could enable a second/separate tier of professionals to create a disruptive presence in the areas dominated by Bloomberg users. It would be simple to expect tha…