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by dan_manges 10y ago
Root | Columbus, OH | Full-time | Onsite | https://joinroot.com Root is an auto insurance company, like GEICO and Progressive. We use data science to find and insure good drivers, rewarding good driving with the best rates. We&#
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by dan_manges 10y ago
ROOT | Columbus, OH | Full-time | Onsite | https://joinroot.com Root is an auto insurance carrier, like GEICO or Progressive. We started the company to make car insurance priced based on driving safety rather than personal detai
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by dan_manges 10y ago
ROOT | Columbus, OH | Full-time | Onsite | https://joinroot.com Root is an auto insurance carrier, like GEICO or Progressive. We started the company to make car insurance priced based on driving safety rather than personal detai
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by dan_manges 10y ago
ROOT | Columbus, OH | Fulltime | Onsite | https://joinroot.com ROOT is a new kind of car insurance that's based on driving safety instead of personal economic factors like education and occupation. We've built an iOS a
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by dan_manges 11y ago
ROOT — Columbus, OH — Onsite We're an auto insurance startup primarily looking for Ruby/Rails developers. I'd love to talk to anybody in the Columbus area, or anybody who is interested in this space. My email address is in my
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by dan_manges 11y ago
ROOT — Columbus, OH — Onsite We're an auto insurance startup primarily looking for Ruby/Rails developers. I'd love to talk to anybody in the Columbus area, or anybody who is interested in this space. My email address is in my
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by dan_manges 11y ago
ROOT — Columbus, OH — Onsite We're an auto insurance startup primarily looking for Ruby/Rails developers. I'd love to talk to anybody in the Columbus area, or anybody who is interested in this space. My email address is in my
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by dan_manges 12y ago
GiveNext - Cleveland, OH or REMOTE - https://givenext.com GiveNext is the easiest way for donors to give to the causes they care about. We support giving to 1.4 million nonprofits. Looking for a full-time technical cofounder &#x
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by dan_manges 12y ago
In most cases, customizing /etc/hosts would require every person working on a project to customize their /etc/hosts the same way. It becomes a burden when somebody wants to add or change an entry. They would need to emai
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by dan_manges 12y ago
Somebody tells them about it. It could be somebody who hangs out on HN that sees it, or somebody at the company that watches web traffic referrals or uses something like HNWatcher that julien421 mentioned.
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by dan_manges 13y ago
Hi pugio, I sent you an invitation.
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by dan_manges 13y ago
Hi silentpost, I sent you an invite.
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by dan_manges 13y ago
edit: out of invites
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by dan_manges 13y ago
got it. thank you!
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by dan_manges 13y ago
dan.manges@gmail.com
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by dan_manges 13y ago
There's a service available called Account Updater that provides merchants with updated credit card numbers. It's intended to be a convenience for both merchants and consumers. http://usa.visa.com/merchants/pr
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by dan_manges 13y ago
I'm the former CTO of Braintree and one of the founding employees. I was there when Bryan Johnson hired Bill Ready as CEO and decided to move to Chairman. The authors of the TechCrunch article were either misinformed or speculating whe
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Kernel Changelog Tidbits for Google Glass(gist.github.com)
2 points by dan_manges 13y ago|0 comments
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by dan_manges 13y ago
Based on their description of the bug, it sounded like the code was modular, but they called the function twice: once when the password reset request was generated, and again when the link in the email was clicked. However, when the lin
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by dan_manges 13y ago
They gave one reason in the post. They wanted usernames to be case insensitive, so that if there's a user named BigBird, somebody else can't sign up as bigbird. Case insensitive usernames are also helpful to minimize support issue
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by dan_manges 13y ago
A lot of people rely on other features of GitHub for their workflow: issues, pull requests, comments.
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by dan_manges 13y ago
One of my friends did the same thing in high school, except he put too much in the bottle. When he out the cap on, it instantly exploded. He had severe burns on his face, and if he wasn't wearing glasses, he might have ended up blind. While
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by dan_manges 14y ago
I would expect most companies serving pages over SSL to already be serving assets over SSL to avoid the mixed content warnings that most browsers currently give when loading non-SSL assets on an SSL page.
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by dan_manges 14y ago
Knowing that there is a vulnerability might motivate them to look for it, but given the size of the software, I doubt they'll be able to find it without knowing more.
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by dan_manges 14y ago
It's much harder to find somebody who is really good at design and development than it is to find somebody good at just one of the two. As soon as you have enough fulltime design and fulltime development work, you can have people who spec
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by dan_manges 14y ago
They likely have separate servers running on the same network. The DDoS might be saturating their network infrastructure rather than causing load on any particular servers.
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Basecamp on the iTunes App Store(itunes.apple.com)
26 points by dan_manges 14y ago|5 comments
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by dan_manges 14y ago
The previous title on this HN post was more informative without context on what Venmo or Touch is: "Braintree Launches Venmo Touch: One Touch Payment Across Apps"
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by dan_manges 14y ago
There's a walkthrough of how it works along with screenshots at https://touch.venmo.com/
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by dan_manges 14y ago
I'm a developer at Braintree. The challenge with maintaining backwards compatibility on the server side is handling the wide variety of possible inputs into the system. It's hard to write tests that account for all of them. I've seen a coup

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