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by firefox 14y ago
Because we were a startup using it for about one year and paying the minimum price (I believe around $50/mo) plus another $15 fee/mo, plus they kept 6% of our transactions for 6 months (which we haven't seen any of it yet). Thankfully Strip
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by firefox 14y ago
Yes, they do have some strengths like predictable performance and easy administration but they still have to improve on things like: - weak data model - difficult query API - poor single node performance - small community/weak adoption
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by firefox 14y ago
Braintree sucks, perfect match!
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JBoss Recollections (Part 1)(bobbickel.blogspot.ch)
1 points by firefox 14y ago|0 comments
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by firefox 14y ago
Musk is one of the greatest entrepreneurs alive, tackling some of the largest and most difficult problems. If starting one company is hard enough, he's disrupting three industries that have managed to stay alive without significant innovati
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Harvard Med Students follow the money & reveal faculty ties to Pharmaceuticals(thrivemovement.com)
28 points by firefox 14y ago|4 comments
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by firefox 14y ago
Many of us go through incredible hard times and have to make difficult lifestyle decisions, if you can get media attention while at it - more power to you!
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LinkedIn's turn to go down (profile page)
2 points by firefox 14y ago|0 comments
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Beintoo Secures $5 Million in Series A Funding(blog.beintoo.com)
3 points by firefox 14y ago|0 comments
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How to Increase Email Conversion Rates(brazilsv.wordpress.com)
2 points by firefox 14y ago|0 comments
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by firefox 14y ago
Monsanto needs to stop killing people and farms, it's about time that these farmers get their fair share of the injustice they've been put through by Monsanto. Too bad some are already out of business and long gone.
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by firefox 14y ago
The only thing hotter than this is the Tesla
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by firefox 14y ago
If you had joined them, you'd also be wondering "what if" you had stayed and worked on your startup, especially after seeing Instagram's sale: "what if that was my startup"? Now you know.
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Etcher' turns iPad into Etch A Sketch - real knobs & all(news.cnet.com)
4 points by firefox 14y ago|0 comments
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Learning CSS from Scratch(brazilsv.wordpress.com)
1 points by firefox 15y ago|0 comments
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by firefox 15y ago
There's no way to avoid technology, it will catch up to them whether they want it or not. This is the same mentality that Hollywood has up until now and is now catching up to them - as we all know too well.
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by firefox 15y ago
I didn't see that coming, no, not with the creation of gmail, google docs, the acquisition of Youtube and everything else we use, why on earth would they want to put all my info into one place?... c'mon people! Facebook knows more about you
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by firefox 15y ago
This is a fantastic presentation, it brought me from a "I want to shoot myself" mood to "oh yeah there's hope!"
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by firefox 15y ago
aren't all disruptive/new/exotic ideas causing some kind of trouble?
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by firefox 15y ago
The same thing you'd advise a 40 year old ;) Also check udemy or lynda.com for some great intro courses
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by firefox 15y ago
just downloaded, very intuitive
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by firefox 15y ago
Naval should be (will be?) on Time magazine's top 100 this year.
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by firefox 15y ago
At least this time we know when the bubble is coming.
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by firefox 15y ago
this is a great idea, would be interesting to just be there and watch