anthonys

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by anthonys 11y ago
Atlassian make a big point of saying they don't have a sales team[1] so I am not sure where this is coming from? [1] https://www.atlassian.com/licensing/purchase-licensing
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by anthonys 11y ago
Is there anything more you can share in relation to the numbers to comment on? Feel free to send me an email.
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by anthonys 12y ago
This seems to offer a similar, home mesh like Meraki does. I presume however that eero's will still suffer the same issue that a Meraki (or any mesh for that matter) could and that is too many hops between non-wired AP's. Is that
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by anthonys 12y ago
I saw that too. They must have been trying to save that one for later!
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by anthonys 12y ago
If capturing an ID is important, I'd suggest a solution like jumio.com which when integrated, is pretty seamless.
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by anthonys 12y ago
Anyway of contacting you?
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by anthonys 12y ago
I'd love to see multiple organisations also. I think the problem's only going to get worse now that HipChat is free- why wouldn't different work teams etc. adopt it?
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by anthonys 13y ago
I agree- there's no need to get people to choose the type of card however for 2), that's not always the case. Pretty much all cards can be validated with the Luhn algorithm in js. See http://stackoverflow.com/quest
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by anthonys 13y ago
Why not give clients the benefit of a rolling 3-month rate automatically? That way you could help educate them (by showing them their own data back to them- scheme tier x volume) as to how merchant charges work. To keep it simple, you could
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by anthonys 13y ago
I know you probably don't want to move, but slack.com has done multi-account management for team chat really well.
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by anthonys 13y ago
You might like to try Outline in the Mac App Store - It now allows you to edit OneNote notebooks and syncs via Skydrive, Box, Dropbox etc.
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by anthonys 13y ago
It'd be interesting to know your process for creating and maintaining the appliances you distribute to clients and any tools/packages you chose to help do it.
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by anthonys 13y ago
Do you disclose anywhere the basis for calculating the FX transaction rate? I'd be interested to know how you do this before actually having a clients transaction convert.
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by anthonys 13y ago
If he's finished Michael Hartl's tutorial, I think he's already past One Month Rails (It references Michael Hartl as a "what's next" item). That said, potentially seeing a different application (A Pinterest clo
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by anthonys 13y ago
Send me a note (bio). I have a fair bit that is probably relevant to you.
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by anthonys 13y ago
We're using it where a client requests to pay via cheque. Assumption here is they don't to provide credit/debit card details and frankly I don't mind given the fees Dwolla charge (25c vs. 3%). Just over 50% of our client
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by anthonys 13y ago
I don't know what % of Twitter users i'd be bucketed with for this comment but I think Twitter "Promoted Tweets" are probably the ad I most prefer to view. I'd hesitate a guess at how many i've clicked on (Probably 20%) but they have always
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by anthonys 14y ago
Assuming the OS does/does not do this in the future, it would be great if applications that are data intensive considered this in the interim. Apps like Backblaze, Dropbox, Spotify etc. should be "aware" of the type of network they are oper
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by anthonys 14y ago
Exactly. This isn't specific to Heroku at all.
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Ask HN: Accounting for a SaaS business
1 points by anthonys 14y ago|0 comments
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by anthonys 14y ago
Are you able to disclose whether the $50 a month is a result of nab's involvement somewhere in your end-to-end setup? To me, that's the most unfair part of payments in Australia. I can understand charging if an account is dormant but not ju
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by anthonys 14y ago
Like Braintree's entry into Australia, the pricing isn't as amazing as I think people were hoping. Whether it's because they too rely on nab (An Australian bank) to provide the multi-currency account (Also used by Braintree) or because they
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by anthonys 14y ago
Maybe have a chat to Drew Wilson who is working on http://spacebox.io . It's a nifty little tool for collecting payments via Stripe. I believe he's currently working on adding subscription payments (and hopefully invoicing) which I am very
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by anthonys 14y ago
TC is now just a series of re-written press releases with very little in the way of opinion. The opinion is still there, just to a lesser extent and is camouflaged but all of the other copy they post. I still give it a look every couple of
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by anthonys 14y ago
Who are you using for messaging? When I registered this morning (in Australia), each message was sent to me twice. First from BulkSMS and then from an Australian mobile (cell) number. There wasn't too much of a delay however (less then 1 mi
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Ask HN: As a result of 2fa, can I now use easier passwords?
4 points by anthonys 14y ago|1 comments
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by anthonys 14y ago
http://abr.business.gov.au will be good for determining the type of entity applying if you want to drop that question as well. However, I assume most of the applications will be for a Company/Company+Trust. To get this data, if you do a c
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by anthonys 14y ago
I don't mean to be negative but it feels like this expansion has come at the expense of what made Braintree well, Braintree. A few things from the application- - They ask for an ABN. This would give them most of the entity information they
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by anthonys 14y ago
What are business hours when you are a developer platform used by developers globally?
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by anthonys 14y ago
That's correct. It is Market Blueprint in a pretty, consumer skin.

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