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by cancan 5y ago
The short answer is, you need to validate phone numbers every 6 months (which is the time phone operators keep the number closed when people change numbers) if you need 100% confidence that they are the real owners. This is a problem if you
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by cancan 5y ago
i am being sorta vague here and taking some creative liberties with the markets involved. but at a high level, there was so much logic spread over various versions of the apps + geographies + some permutations of those. so you could add a c
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by cancan 5y ago
yeah, probably we annoyed the sh*t out of many payments folks as so much of the top of the funnel relied on things they should not have been doing. and the thrift changes, lol, that was something else. but it all worked out seems like. and
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by cancan 5y ago
i worked on the backend for this rewrite, and it was even more extreme than the other write-ups suggest. we not only rewrote the apps, we also 1. moved from email-based auth to phone-based auth 2. removed all the auth and onboarding l
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by cancan 5y ago
most electronics are on razor thin margins and printers definitely shipped via ocean
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by cancan 5y ago
Love how prolific the elixir community and especially José is. Also, if you are into liveview/elixir, definitely dive into the codebase. There is a small operational-transform lib built in there too.
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by cancan 6y ago
I can add a bit of my experience. I used Rails here and there since 2.3 and have followed Elixir since its inception. - Channels in Phoenix are just a joy to use compared to ActionCable. This is partly due to the language (pattern matching,
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by cancan 6y ago
Felt | Frontend Engineers, Backend Engineers, Designers | ONSITE, Oakland Ca | Full-Time Hi. Felt is a software company based in sunny Oakland, CA. We are building an interactive web-based tool in a new and under-explored medium. It is foun
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Do Clouds Pay Taxes?(themargins.substack.com)
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Substack Got Lucky(themargins.substack.com)
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DoorDash and Societal Arbitrage(themargins.substack.com)
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All politics is bad, says Coinbase(themargins.substack.com)
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SoftBank, Robinhood and a Margins Singularity(themargins.substack.com)
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Is WFH affecting the S&P?(themargins.substack.com)
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The Other Digital Divide(themargins.substack.com)
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Twitter, George Soros, and Porn(themargins.substack.com)
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Chuck Norris and Hacking Twitter(themargins.substack.com)
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The international student bait-and-switch(themargins.substack.com)
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Amazon Private Labels and Antitrust(themargins.substack.com)
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Silicon Oligarchy(themargins.substack.com)
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Zero Rate Interest Policy explains the world(themargins.substack.com)
1 points by cancan 7y ago|0 comments
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Are Job Interviews a Farce?(themargins.substack.com)
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The Risks of Distributing Risk(themargins.substack.com)
14 points by cancan 7y ago|5 comments
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Is the media too tough on tech?(themargins.substack.com)
1 points by cancan 7y ago|0 comments
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Venture Backed Atoms(themargins.substack.com)
1 points by cancan 7y ago|0 comments
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In Defense of Biometrics(themargins.substack.com)
2 points by cancan 7y ago|0 comments
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Remembering and Forgetting Music(themargins.substack.com)
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Please Make Money(themargins.substack.com)
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An Ode to Privacy Normalcy(themargins.substack.com)
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WeWork and the 2010s(themargins.substack.com)
2 points by cancan 7y ago|0 comments

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