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lambda_lord
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Comment #48825809
Discover is widely accepted in South Korea thanks to a nationwide partnership with BC Card and Woori Card networks. That was kinda nice when I visited. I liked Discover. They were …
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Comment #42421077
Helix uses a selection-first action model: you select the word/paragraph/whatever you want to perform an action on, then you change/delete/whatever on that selection. I think this …
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Comment #40316597
The commercial uses a ton of CGI, props, and camera tricks, so how can you be sure it was environmentally unfriendly?
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Comment #38978729
For arrivals, SFO has signs that direct passengers to a designated rideshare pickup area, and the rideshare apps direct passengers to a designated stall. It would be possible to mo…
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Comment #38774222
Your second point is why the stores need to be opened up. Nintendo breaks compatibility almost every generation, so if you want to replay old games you already purchased on a previ…
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Comment #38022057
The Sebo E3 is 1200 watts and has a 10 year warranty. Built like LEGO, every part is serviceable too. Miele and Lindhaus are also good.
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Comment #34563942
Those in power decide what constitutes an acceptable agenda. What can go wrong there? You can already see from the books banned it's not being equally applied. It's the same "prote…
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Comment #33928569
Braintree and Adyden do as well to my understanding. Payment processors are low-margin. It costs interchange fees and scheme fees to reverse a transaction, it’s not free. It’s unfo…
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Comment #32564982
Calculation is trivial if you are only operating in a single tax jurisdiction, maybe. Tax calculation software handles all the different tax rates for product categories your busin…
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Comment #32169046
This article is too long for the simple point it makes. “Don’t name your service fun cryptic names because it doesn’t scale well” could have been a paragraph on why it’s bad. I was…
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Comment #32022922
Parent poster most likely works at Amazon. When the rate of purchases falls below a threshold, many engineers across the company get paged to find the issue. As you can imagine a n…
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Comment #31794015
Git completely replaced Subversion so quickly because the benefits were apparent even at a small scale. Subversion was centralized and slow whereas Git branches were cheap and fast…
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Comment #31566211
I love using iCloud's Hide My Email feature to create a unique email for every signup form or random person you contact. You can also use a Custom Email Domain with iCloud so I can…
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Comment #31523012
Is it unusual for a successful company like Stripe to take so long to go public? It seems like their house is in order, and they are profitable, but employees aren't liquid.
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Comment #31488235
The automatic control lowers the window a few millimeters as the door opens to clear the trim. This design ensures a tight seal to eliminate wind noise. If you use the manual contr…
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Comment #31266569
If your bank supports Oauth it won't share your credentials: >Stripe generally defaults the authentication flow to OAuth if available at the financial institution....OAuth is an op…
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Comment #31266521
https://stripe.com/docs/financial-connections/fundamentals#a... You log into your bank directly and then grant access to Stripe. I presume, behind the scenes, your bank gives Strip…
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Comment #31266452
That's not how the service works. You don't give Stripe your banking credentials, you log into your bank directly: https://stripe.com/docs/financial-connections/fundamentals#a...
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Comment #31264821
It wasn’t some IC interviewing for a job, it was a representative of Stripe and Plaid doing a product interview for a possible partnership.
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Comment #31264799
They are not describing a job interview. They are describing a product interview between businesses for some sort of partnership.
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Comment #31263959
This kind of comment throwing shade on your competitors does not reflect well on you or your companies. People want alternatives to Plaid. How do you know they are simply wrapping …
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Comment #29833834
Stripe has a huge existing Ruby codebase that powers a lot of the dashboard and more. But there’s also a push towards Java for new services. Notably, Stripe does not use Ruby on Ra…
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Comment #28575210
Stripe does not use Rails. It uses Ruby for some backend services with its own custom ORM framework, logging etc.
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Comment #28563262
Stripe never used Rails. It uses Ruby with in-house ODM libraries, logging frameworks, and more. And a lot of those features are being moved to Java services.