Brystephor

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by Brystephor 3y ago
If I am a merchant and want to get started by hooking up to the FedNow service, is that possible to do so with a direct connection? If I am a service provider, and want to use the FedNow service to power one of my offerings, how can I get s
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by Brystephor 3y ago
Can you share some examples hobby projects? I'd like to get into using c++, however I'm having a hard time thinking of things where it makes sense to use it. Most things I'd be interested in have a java/JavaScript/p
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by Brystephor 3y ago
Still in a long, you can represent micro "cents" (e.g. 1,000,000 = 1 unit of the currencies smallest unit, for USD thats cents). It's just a matter of scaling things up or down to the level of granularity that you require.
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by Brystephor 3y ago
What are some personal projects you'd use C++ for? I have a hard time imagining any use cases for myself where it makes sense to use C++ over another language. As someone who has never used c++, it seems like it's primarily useful
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by Brystephor 3y ago
Lol @ Instagram absorbing Snapchat usecases with just stories
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by Brystephor 3y ago
How much external data is used for these models or human input/fine tuning on a regular basis?
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by Brystephor 3y ago
Is computing with doubles faster than with longs or something?
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by Brystephor 3y ago
Is storing $1.05 really that much simpler than storing something as 105? Use a long to store money, pretty easy.
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by Brystephor 3y ago
In general, reconciliation is done asynchronously. You send a payment out. The processor some number of days later sends out a file containing information about that payment. You validate that the payment the processor recognized is the sam
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by Brystephor 3y ago
Yep I've tried reaching out in the past and have never heard back from them either.
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by Brystephor 3y ago
Kind of a silly question but is there a way to "subscribe" to your job postings? I'd be interested in applying in the future for a remote position or applying to one of the roles next year once moving to NYC becomes more feas
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by Brystephor 3y ago
Maybe it's just my work experience, but I've learned nothing more since coming to the office. The majority of conversations that happen near me are between people in their native language which I do not understand. So maybe it cou
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by Brystephor 3y ago
All feedback is a gift. And like gifts, some are good and some are bad. No matter how bad the gift, say thanks, and then later on you can ignore or throw away that gift. In the context of something like a PR, a comment that suggests somethi
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by Brystephor 3y ago
I mean, parents were still chauffeuring kids around. You even say you got rides back with friends, presumably meaning their parents.
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by Brystephor 3y ago
What's the problem though? Basically the trigger for the article is a bot instead of a self generated idea. It doesn't change the quality of the article. And self thought of ideas will usually contain promos of some kind in them.
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by Brystephor 3y ago
So to reverse this, if kids were shown advertisements about vegetables and gyms or other physical activities, then there would be no child obesity?
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by Brystephor 3y ago
looks neat! I think I found a couple of bugs: 1. East seated twist left and right have their icons switched. The twist left states to put your left hand on your right knee, but it shows the person with their left hand on the back of the cha
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by Brystephor 3y ago
What about them not initiating contact is a negative? I can see why that'd be interpreted as a negative, but does it make sense for that person? I know that I do a poor job of initiating hanging out but if I'm ever invited somewhe
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by Brystephor 3y ago
TikTok likely has enough information about others that it can begin to build a profile about you from the moment you login. Let's use a hypothetical scenario: Someone states that they identify as a man, they're in the 20-25 year o
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by Brystephor 4y ago
MK4 R owner checking in. Circular headlights are the best looking ones imo. Same for the mk2s.
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by Brystephor 4y ago
What's the direct to consumer part then? The place I used to work had inventory on hand and so they could do your service now. Most people dont fix something that isn't broken. Meaning, if their existing system works, they won&#x2
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by Brystephor 4y ago
I have family that works as HVAC techs for both residential and commercial. I also used to work at the shop but did other stuff primarily. Here's my question though: it states as a direct to consumer sales route. However the pricing in
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by Brystephor 4y ago
If a company claims they're data driven, then they should use data to make choices. In this case, they'd need to look at the cost. "will my employees being in office perform so much better despite having to drive through an h
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by Brystephor 4y ago
I understand what you're saying about entitlement. It can be tiresome to hear the same topics brought up repeatedly. With the constant negativity that surrounds it, it gets exhausting to listen to. At the same time, most of those compl
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by Brystephor 4y ago
I live in downtown Seattle. In the more dense urban areas such as Queen Anne and South lake Union the grocery stores aren't like that. They have underground parking and street parking. If you get into more residential areas such as Pin
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by Brystephor 4y ago
I had a short period where I worked in Amazon payments. Max Bardon was the L10 or whatever above me. Amazon likes to diversify their payment processors. They don't have one payment processor for one region because it's an availabi
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by Brystephor 4y ago
India has special regulations for payments which blocks a lot of payment processors from doing business there. Adyen and Braintree don't process payments there. Stripe probably doesn't also.
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by Brystephor 4y ago
Why are these relevant or special for the GC in a "gotcha" manner?
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by Brystephor 4y ago
To lose the ability to process MasterCard or Visa credit cards takes a few months. You can rack up big fines during that time though. If they get put into the probation period that would raise red flags with some execs, assuming people are
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by Brystephor 4y ago
> Twilio will get in trouble with Visa/Mastercard if customers say Twilio is dropping them for disputes the card provider finds in the customers' favor. This isn't true. Visa/Mastercard care about your chargeback rate

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