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Comment #28959343
Brex CTO here. I completely agree with you, the issue isn't that we expect something in return. When you invest in a new language community, it's not about expecting something in r…
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Comment #21142484
> How do you plan on making money? [I work at Brex] Brex earns fees, including distribution/referral fees (also known as 12b-1 fees) from money market mutual funds that are include…
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Comment #21142304
> Ok, you won't sell it; but will you give it to third parties (even without payment) without the consent of the subject beyond the extent required by law? [I work at Brex, and I’m…
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Comment #21142191
> What protections are in place to protect customers financial transaction information and will that information be sold, lent, or shared with any outside parties? [I work at Brex]…
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Comment #18011258
(I work at Stripe) We’ll be expanding support for businesses in other countries throughout 2019. If you submit an interest form for the beta on stripe.com/terminal, we’ll be sure t…
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Comment #18011210
(I work at Stripe) Apologies for the delay! Stripe Terminal works with our pre-certified card readers. This ensures that your transactions are secured by our end-to-end encryption …
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Comment #18009576
(I work at Stripe) Stripe Terminal gives developers the flexibility to build custom point of sale applications that use the Stripe payments platform, with EMV-ready hardware. The p…
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Comment #18008478
(I work at Stripe) Yep, please tell us as much possible in the form. The Beta is open to all business in the US.
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Comment #18008306
(I work at Stripe) We are excited about the use cases of Connect platforms integrating Stripe Terminal! We have seen a lot of platforms like AtVenue and Mindbody building an end-to…
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Comment #18008140
(I work at Stripe) > I imagine developers won't get the ability to customise the UI available on the PIN pad in the first release Actually, you'll be able to configure the splash s…
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Comment #18007753
(I work at Stripe) Excited to review your application! We have a lot of users building point of sale applications for booking and scheduling -- including AtVenu, Mindbody, Universe…
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Comment #18007603
(I work at Stripe) We currently support two devices and will add support for more in the months to come. Please request an invite and let us know if there are particular hardware d…
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Comment #18007523
(I work at Stripe) The end consumer will have a seamless experience between paying online and offline -- think buy things online, return in-store (or vice-versa). Your customers ca…
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Comment #8357621
(Stripe dev here) You're probably already aware of this, but there are 3rd party[0] libraries, including one for Lua[1] [0]: https://stripe.com/docs/libraries#third-party [1]: http…
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Comment #8357585
Like any other language, there're some pros and cons with Go. For example, C gives you complete control at a very low level, but can make higher-order operations more complex. On t…
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Comment #8357494
(Stripe's Go library dev here) There's a tradeoff space here, as that tweet indicates. Doing things generically makes the library less idiomatic, but means developers don't need to…
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Comment #7847640
"Immutability has a slightly different meaning for arrays, however. You are still not allowed to perform any action that has the potential to change the size of an immutable array,…
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Comment #7025984
I wrote most of those already, if anyone needs them, help yourself. Haven't had the need for a bit set, but I guess I can add it to the TODO list :) https://github.com/cosn/collect…