fightingmonk

5 ms·

1.
The Right Way to Swizzle in Objective-C(blog.newrelic.com)
3 points by fightingmonk 12y ago|0 comments
2.
by fightingmonk 14y ago
As someone who watched the proceedings I can confirm that the only dead things were our interest in using Ruby 1.8 and a rather large slab of smoked meat.
3.
by fightingmonk 14y ago
SEEKING WORK: remote (Portland, OR) iOS, Python, Django, geospatial, and full-stack web plus years as a PHP, C#, and C/C++ DevOps slave; 15 years of software engineering and 4 startups. Available for new app production as well as contributi
4.
"Software Estimates are Hard", said the stone mason.(tappister.com)
1 points by fightingmonk 15y ago|0 comments
5.
by fightingmonk 15y ago
Just run the arbitrage between 200+% incremental revenue on one side and % of customers lost + cost of customer service calls for customers who talk them back down to the original price. I'm pretty sure that the former will win for a busine
6.
by fightingmonk 16y ago
Sure they can. Their cash flow model differs from other merchant service processors. Square holds potentially thousands of dollars for 30 days before delivery to the account holder. Every moment of that time they're earning interest. It's
7.
by fightingmonk 16y ago
So let me get this straight - if I run custom software on my device, provided by someone I don't know, and my credit card number is stored on that device, it's possible for the unknown software provider to READ MY DATA?! Amazing.
8.
by fightingmonk 16y ago
This is just the thing to inspire me to finally research a decent search implementation for some of my projects. And I'm glad IndexTank has taken the time to write clients for stock Ruby and Python. Make my life easy.