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by auston 16y ago
voodootikigod, can you please provide more info?
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by auston 16y ago
I've seen Chris N around Miami the past few years for FOWA. Beanstalk is amazing, I've always wondered if it was profitable & who built it.
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More comments on pg's thread. As an experiment; let's upvote chaosmachines comment to 5 add 1 comment, leave mine get mine to 3 & add 3 comments.
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by auston 16y ago
I'm a skater & love theberrics.com - he's been on there often, heres the backstory: http://theberrics.com/dailyopspost.php?postid=2440 warning: an ad will roll before you see the real content.
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GitHub is sponsoring SuperConf(twitter.com)
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So basically, you can apply if you're an existing startup, but if you are, you need to be launching a new feature. Special favor is given to new companies with 2 customers or less who want to launch at SuperConf.
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Wensing is one of the guys behind StormPulse.
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StartupRiot is the weekend before also... Lots of conferences for startups to pick from! http://startupriot.com/
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by auston 16y ago
December 31st 2010
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Thank you jasonlbaptiste!
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by auston 16y ago
Dan, those are my aspirations. I would not place a PCI compliance stamp on the project because no matter what, people can use it "incorrectly". I am not against supporting ARB, but it is a big vendor lock in & I think it makes sense to
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by auston 16y ago
My cleverness fails me: LMFAO created a song called "I'm in Miami, B@&#H". It was a sad attempt at a play on those words.
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The reason is because FOWA left South Florida & I live in South Florida.
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1. I am going to have to get back to you - I want to discuss this with the people helping to plan SuperConf. My gut tells me the answer will be no, though. Either way, I'll come back to this thread & solidify the answer in about 16 hour
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No, let me clarify. You DO NOT need to BUY ANYTHING up front. The process is as follows: 1. Apply to be one of the 9-15 startups presenting on Day 1. The number of slots depends on the number of applications we receive. 2. A group of 5 peop
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If you can get to Miami Beach, FL on Feb 25th & 26th. I encourage you to apply!
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If anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask them.
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Definitely will do tomorrow! Thus far, Paython is standalone. Planning to add tests, unifying conventions & wrapping all gateways up into something much easier to use.
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by auston 16y ago
Ahh, if it costs money, probably not. If it doesn't, I don't see why I wouldn't try?
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That's a reason I put this out, to get harsh realistic feedback. You're right, I do need tests - someone has come forth & offered to write them since I put this online. I want to improve what I've got but, IMO, I cannot do so by myself.
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Rejected by YC? Get your product ready & apply to present at SuperConf(superconf.net)
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Hey Dan, the plan is too eventually be a standalone recurring billing system. ;) So things like ARB become optional not required & things like switching gateways are not impossible (as would be the case with stuffing all of your custome
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Not yet, but the goal is to get to something like that.
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Can you please explain what you mean by "certify"?
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I'll definitely read that & look into using in future iterations.
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Please fork, contrib & push Paython (Payments in Python) forward(github.com)
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Never used drop.io but maybe airdropper.com could be a sort of hacky solution?
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As a fallback, you can ask me questions on aim: saysauston
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1. I think everyone here is missing the point of the article... Market now, not later. 2. There is a lot of "code above all" because we are programmers. The sad reality: All aspects of a business are valuable; the ideas, code (IP), marketin
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I have different experience (lived in Germany for 10 months), JavaScript/Ruby/Python developers make roundabout 35-55 euros per hour. Additionally, this article rings true for my experience both living in Germany & working with Germans

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