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pfista

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About pfista

https://pfista.com

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    Show HN: Webhook Rodeo

    Looking for feedback on a new tool I just built to make managing webhooks during development easier (and hopefully fun!) Roast me HN

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    MCP is quite complicated, so we decided to make it easy with native auth and hosted MCP connections and a single configuration step. Works with any client that supports MCP (like C…

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    Comment #44093012

    Working on a new tool to automate busy work and save time for founders, engineers, support reps, and marketers. Most ai apps are focused on reading and synthesizing data, but none …

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    Comment #43574065

    Do you auto-generate specific MCP tools for the repo? Curious what the queries you would use with an AI agent to get a response back. I'm building my own hosted MCP solution ( http…

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    my favorite is implementing issues from linear

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    > Why does it need to be connected to your bank at all? It just needs the account, routing, and check numbers. To prevent fraud

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    Varo is one. But even the ones that do support it like "Chime" have online comments like this: "Chime is great for everything else, but their check features are absolute trash and …

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    Hah! Yes, it's pretty incredible actually

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    Thanks, appreciate the comment! > Cash App us a lump of cash and we’ll send it somewhere by check Funny thing about sending checks is it's just an account and routing number in a s…

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    Comment #42919653

    Was a great company. Closest thing to it today IMO is Mercury

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    Comment #42919637

    Believe it or not I still have the Tanner Goods leather wallet that they gave as a gift for referring people to their app. Best wallet ever

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    Comment #42919623

    I think having a checkbook used to be a basic part of being a functional adult, but there's a whole new generation of people that have never sent a check before. There are still a …

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    Yes most of the major banks do, but many neo banks don't. Upside is convenience and speed for folks that don't have a bank with billpay.

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    Comment #42919477

    Yes, many banks do offer this. But some neobanks don't. We're going after a niche market here :)

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    Show HN: Check Supply – Send Checks in the Mail

    When I lived in SF, my landlord required rent payments via check. For a while I just used my bank's bill-pay. If you remember Simple, they eventually killed their bill pay feature,…

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    Nope. Lob doesn’t have instant bank verification which was a deal breaker for us. In fact there are several providers that offer checks via api but none of them worked for us, so w…

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    Not really. We don’t touch customer money- we just print and mail checks on their behalf. We do require bank verification via Plaid, which proves the user has a valid username and …

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    Comment #38941506

    Seems like it could be useful for handymen and other folks who hang art professionally

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    Same- instant rejection. I wonder if they are trying to make test calls to the redirect uris / authorized origin?

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    Every app I try to submit gets auto-rejected with no reason why. Has anyone else been able to get approval for their app?

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    > I do find myself wondering what a system that connected my rss feed reader with global comments about webpages might look like. To some extent, this is what Artifact.news is doin…