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sborsje
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Comment #47913111
Actually… Glass has a pretty stable base and consistent month-over-month growth. It has a sustainable business model, has been profitable since day 1, and is immune to investor pre…
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Comment #45450124
For non-Dutchies: Lekker busy.
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Comment #44473072
Hey, I really relate to this. I’m not a photographer myself, just a photography enthusiast who happens to co-run a small platform called Glass ( https://glass.photo ). We built it …
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Comment #39922499
You could also implement tiering yourself, depending on your workload of course. If you know you're storing objects for long-term archival reasons (or backups), you could opt for u…
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Comment #38193581
Trial and error, with help from coaches at my gym (CrossFit, a few of them have a background in physical therapy).
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Comment #38193150
I am not a doctor nor a physical therapist, but what helped me a lot was focusing on fixing anterior pelvic tilt. If your hip flexors are too tight due to prolonged sitting, there …
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Comment #32081192
There's a near-infinite amount of not-so-small gotchas when implementing magic links: - If magic links are the only way to sign in, authentication success rate is now directly tied…
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Comment #13545688
Amazon Web Services | Solutions Architect | New York, NY | ONSITE In this role, you'll be helping scale a $10B/year business that's still growing like a startup. Eager to immerse y…
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Comment #10093870
Karma does: https://blog.yourkarma.com/how-we-use-mqtt-at-karma
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Comment #9164026
Isn't that opendiff? https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin...
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Comment #7981165
We actually use syslog-ng + Loggly for distributed Loggly. We partially solve the transaction problem by slapping a request ID on every action that's initiated by a web request. We…
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Comment #7583900
Android uses a DHCP option for this: http://www.lorier.net/docs/android-metered
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Comment #6816972
When flying with Iceland Air a couple of months ago (AMS -> NYC), I was surprised how incredibly smooth the whole check-in experience was. I thought I would get into trouble, becau…
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Comment #4010804
+1!
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Comment #3514287
Don't get me wrong, I totally agree with you on the design part. But what I'm trying to figure out is if design and a REST API are the only 2 things where GoCardless outexecutes co…
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Comment #3514020
I agree that the site doesn't look great, but their platform works pretty good (well, apart from the abysmal SOAP API) and they offer support for lots of different payment methods …
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Comment #3513933
Isn't this the exact same thing guys like Adyen have been doing for several years? ( https://support.adyen.com/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=... ) Or am I missing the point here?
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Comment #3083745
Maybe you'd also like to include a PR tools / press release platforms section? A few press release platform suggestions: PRWeb, PR NewsWire, PitchEngine, PressDoc (disclaimer; I'm …
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Comment #3057125
We're also using Adyen. The support is pretty good, the API/website/documentation/customization options are all terrible. But it's one of the few PSPs that provides support for lot…