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Shift Card, the first U.S. Bitcoin debit card
(shiftpayments.com)
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Judson
9y ago
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Judson
9y ago
I had an issue as well, but realized the Chrome extension 'Disable HTML5 Autoplay' was the culprit.
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10y ago
Taking it a step further, I would argue that it ceases to be an 'insurance' product if allowed to purchase after the insured event has passed. Our failure to find a non-insurance 'hammer' with which to hit all of the hea
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10y ago
Yes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Massachusetts_health_care_refo...
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10y ago
This occasionally happens to me when browsing using a VPN. Disconnecting from the VPN solves the issue.
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10y ago
In addition to latency and cpu usage improvements, we also saw a substantial drop in memory usage for code that allocated a large number of objects. After the initial migration, PHP7 has been very solid in production.
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10y ago
> Was it the case that they were just going to hand over the whole DB regardless According to Wikipedia, they turned over 30,000 pieces of paper. I'm amazed that it isn't a requirement that documents be turned over in an electr
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10y ago
Just wanted to point out that Citus Data is no longer a fork of Postgres and is now open source[0]. (Though, I'm sure their managed service is 'expensive' compared to unmanaged). [0]: https://www.citusdata.com/
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How iOS Security Really Works
(developer.apple.com)
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10y ago
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10y ago
I was just watching this[0] excellent talk from one of the Heap Analytics engineers on their use of CitusDB + Postgres to do event processing. What use-case would TrailDB be the obvious, hands-down way to go (vs maybe Postgres + Citus)? [0]
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10y ago
Buffett actually confirmed[0] that he, personally, did not make this trade, and that it was either Ted or Todd (interesting that he didn't specify which). [0]: http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2016/05/16&#x
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11y ago
One other cause of delay (which is, anecdotally, present on the L line) is overcrowding. This is, unfortunately, not shown on the MTA's datafeed, though could maybe be estimated by adding the turnstile data? The morning commute hours (
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11y ago
We ( https://judson.biz ) switched to PHP7 in production last month. I need to review the git commits, but our modern (~2yr old, running PHP 5.6) customer frontend and admin backend were very close to production-ready without any
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11y ago
Judson Company | Decatur, AL | REMOTE | Contractors Roles: Frontend Engineer We're a small team (with an existing ecommerce business) working on a new platform for curated commerce. We handle product acquisition and fulfillment, and al
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11y ago
> i-whatevers have some sort of "trusted computing" bootloader or something... so can only boot a digitally signed version of the OS. Yes. > So even if the FBI dumped the firmware from the phone and found just the right bran
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11y ago
This seems to be a common question and I've seen it answered incorrectly a number of times. The simple answer is that Apple has the key to sign software that will run on iPhone boot, AND Secure Enclave boot. Neither technically require
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11y ago
In this case, they are referring to DraftKings and FanDuel.
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Payment Processor to Stop Working with Daily Fantasy Sports Clients
(nytimes.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Judging by the Olark (site chat) account being used, Flymaids.com is run by Homeaglow.com. Edit: Which is also the same account used on cleanerconnect.com.
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SoulCycle IPO Highlights Opportunities in Music Licensing
(medium.com)
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11y ago
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11y ago
Judson & Co. | Decatur, AL / NYC | Full Time | REMOTE | Software Engineer We're a small team working on a platform for curated commerce. We handle product acquisition and fulfillment, and allow curators to create on-brand sell
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11y ago
Looks like they're just returning the apple-touch-icon if it's available.
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11y ago
I tested a few examples, and it looks to just be parsing the page and returning the apple-touch-icon.
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11y ago
I imagine that current holders of the plan would be grandfathered.
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12y ago
I would also recommend reading "Flash Boys: Not so Fast" ( http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00P0QI2M2 ).
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12y ago
I'm still not sure why it has taken so long for IAM to support this kind of configuration, using VPC as the isolation point. Our use case is running packer[0], which requires a large IAM profile[1], without needing to create a separate
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DNSimple 3+ Hour (Continuing) Major Outage (RubyGems, EasyPost, Travis-Ci)
(dnsimplestatus.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
It's a strange feeling to see Svpply finally setting into the sun. Most of us have moved on from ebay and the site has been semi-running itself for the past 6 months. It's going to be weird saying "I worked on Svpply, a site
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13y ago
I'll explain it to the best of my understanding, at least in a narrow scope. A user on an exchange requests to withdraw btc. MtGox creates a transaction with a tx hash of abc1234cdf... and sends it to the blockchain, polling for the st
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13y ago
This is NOT the case. To quote gmaxwell on the bitcoin-development mailing list: "Not that Bitcoin-QT handles Malleability fantastically— but because it tracks inputs it will still detect the mutant transactions." http:/
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