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by bokohut 6y ago
Oh yes I have noticed the "middlemen" given my background and experience as I have formerly been one multiple times since the mid 90s. My efforts are currently undercutting the middlemen and their proliferation as the number of pa
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by bokohut 6y ago
As technology propagates into everything one would be wise to comprehend the management of such devices that are connected regardless of the function. Significant home automation adoption is coming and some have decades of experience in b
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by bokohut 6y ago
My first exposure to computers and writing code was on an Apple in the mid 1980s, I was hooked at a very young age. Since that time I have obtained a higher education degree in software development as well as architected, coded and managed
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by bokohut 6y ago
"Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" Welcome to the club. As one that has been building entire enterprise platforms and adding unique features and functions for decades my vast experiences reflect that there will never be
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by bokohut 6y ago
As an American entrepreneur who has been architecting and managing FinTech for more than two decades the face value of this title is incorrect. As far as the contents of the article suggests it too is incorrect as many businesses, "und
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by bokohut 6y ago
THIS but I sit and ponder. I make it a point to sit outside every night for hours all year around, only restricted by rain or snow, and it has changed me for the better. I highly encourage investment in oneself to do the same without any hu
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by bokohut 6y ago
If one does not take the time needed to review ALL copied code which is to be included in a project then is that particular individual held responsible for the entirety of an impacting negative result should that code be the source of said
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by bokohut 6y ago
As one that has experienced a project in the research phase being figuratively knee-capped by this money grab one would be led to believe that the ISO organization themselves would clearly and quite obviously see the lack of standards adopt
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by bokohut 6y ago
Code intake technique aside, in this case "typosquatting", the root of the problem is developers that are tasked with writing code choose instead just use others existing work without EVER reviewing nor understanding every line of
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by bokohut 6y ago
My time spent in architecting and coding a fraud system was for employment and income which is not particularly representative of my views about personal privacy per say that we seem to share. I can pay cash for burner phones in stores with
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by bokohut 6y ago
There are those of us with extensive experience in payments with plenty of stories that would touch exactly on this, so yes, but these stories are not public information.
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by bokohut 6y ago
I no AML/KYC expert but I have written software systems for fraud purposes before and with that in mind such systems, founded in data collection, are used every hour of every day to link people to activities, legal or not. Given the pr
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by bokohut 6y ago
Correct however in that "different era" the proprietors of Questar cared about what they built which seems to be lost in the many products manufactured today in this more "modern era". And yes, I do greatly appreciate qu
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by bokohut 6y ago
I concur that it is built with quality above all else which in this day and age is a rarity to find AND they are still in business maintaining that quality. Certainly in this forum of technologists anyone visiting their website would balk a
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by bokohut 6y ago
At this very moment the U.S. Financial Service Committee is holding a hearing on 'terrorism' and one would not be surprised to learn that 'cryptocurrency' is the main discussion. What is sacrificed when one is no longe
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by bokohut 6y ago
If you are just getting started my suggestion is likely outside of your budget considerations however I wanted to make you aware and share this option should your interest expand in the future. I consider this entry "Looking back I wis
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by bokohut 6y ago
As stated by another herein the "news" is just another business existing for profit. When you realize this you may reconsider the sources you digest as this partisanship received significant attention during the political escalati
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by bokohut 6y ago
As an original software developer of the FBI NICS system this will involve massive technology changes. One point that stands out is the "public access database" of this proposed system which all reading this likely can formulate a
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by bokohut 6y ago
"Absolute power corrupts absolutely." Sir John Dalberg-Acton The beauty of the internet is that it does not forget and all the proof one needs it out there if one knows where to look. Many people lack morals and ethics and seek on
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by bokohut 6y ago
Regardless of the topic is this not how interest in any such time duration based event works on the human level? Given everything in the world is now perceived as "real-time" most can only consume so much before having no more int
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by bokohut 6y ago
"to think about a problem in a broader context" << this
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by bokohut 6y ago
For those exposed to this industry for quite some time this change has been coming for years, take back control and reduce costs. One not need look far, the stock exchanges for example, to see all the payments companies going public and the
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by bokohut 6y ago
Having personally attended meetings in which banks and the US Federal Reverse were present I can reasonably inform you through direct knowledge of the matter that the US Federal Reserve is telling banks they MUST adopt technology to stay no
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by bokohut 6y ago
I am building an new way to conduct a technology business end to end in entirety, hardware through software, THE BIG PICTURE. Obviously these are my words and likely further explanation could be redefined in other terms based on ones unders
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by bokohut 6y ago
Superb points made by /hyperman1 and while everyone may like to believe that JSON or other formats will take over but in the core financial world, aside from all the Fintech popups using JSON, XML is here to stay. Having personally cre
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by bokohut 6y ago
Not yet but planning and executing towards it. To add to others points and your own which may not be as obvious to some but my background stems from the financial world and security has always been a problem, breach du jour. The way things
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by bokohut 6y ago
This too. As a serial entrepreneur that is the brains in building the entire hardware and software of several acquired systems I have been the recipient of multiple such certified delivery cease and desists. While my case does not match tha
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by bokohut 6y ago
The payments landscape is under great flux for those of us that live it and know extremely well first hand. As a serial entrepayneur having been in this "game" for many decades more and more business' are coming to realize th
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by bokohut 6y ago
As a serial fintech entrepreneur speaking from direct experience it should come as no surprise that major technology organizations are moving to control all payments as this is one function that all need to make money. All large brands own
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by bokohut 6y ago
So many entrepreneurs "drinking the kool aid" building their great idea that depends on others platforms of which on the surface appears warm and receptive however welcome to the real world which is cold and shunning. If you do n

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