hienyimba

7 ms·

31.
Show HN: Promptdb.ai – Free prompts for your projects(promptdb.ai)
2 points by hienyimba 4y ago|1 comments
32.
Show HN: PromptDB.ai(promptdb.ai)
1 points by hienyimba 4y ago|0 comments
33.
Show HN: AppContacter - Contact any software developer(appcontacter.com)
2 points by hienyimba 4y ago|0 comments
34.
by hienyimba 5y ago
Non-paywall https://archive.ph/zAIaT
35.
by hienyimba 5y ago
This is not possible. You cannot fund your account with more than $30 per day unless you are have the highest verification and right now, the limit at those levels is just $60. It will take you years to move $100k at $60 per day.
36.
by hienyimba 5y ago
No it wasn't. All payments must be manually authenticated. I have replied the parent comment.
37.
by hienyimba 5y ago
Your prognosis is not quiet correct. Users have to manually fund their cards. This takes care of all the issues you mentioned above.
38.
by hienyimba 5y ago
UPDATE from Justuseapp.com: Stripe has reached out to us and working together, we have resolved this issue and our account has been re-enabled. I cannot thank Hacker News enough. Running a business all these years has been hard and full of
39.
by hienyimba 5y ago
Free trial cards were not issued with Stripe Issuing.
40.
by hienyimba 5y ago
Privacy cards means the cards protect the user's real cards not their identity. If you have ever been hacked or cannot cancel a renegade subscription, you would quickly grasp the need for Privacy cards.
41.
by hienyimba 5y ago
Hey, the blog post says we incorporated in the U.S from abroad. We did that with FirstBase.io. Concerning the cards, we do KYC before the cards are issued and we submit same to Stripe. In extreme cases, we ask for users Govt-issued IDs. Our
42.
by hienyimba 5y ago
We preempted this by using Stripe radar along with our own tools. The fact we had only one charge-back in 3 months which we won, speaks to the efficiency of our protection mechanisms. Finally, all bigger software shops face this issue so we
43.
by hienyimba 5y ago
The free trial cards were not offered with Stripe. They were offered with Flutterwave. It was launched in March. We started with Stripe in June.
44.
by hienyimba 5y ago
This was due to us trying to please Stripe as users on VPN (anonymous IPs) were more likely to be fraudulent according to them
45.
by hienyimba 5y ago
We literally don't have the resources to do so at this point.
46.
Stripe banned us for payment disputes but we never had a single dispute(justuseapp.com)
693 points by hienyimba 5y ago|285 comments
47.
by hienyimba 5y ago
> "The truth is, I lack some of the skills that make an ideal manager. I'm more interested in analysing organizational and market principles, and leveraging these theories to further reduce management work, rather than actually
48.
by hienyimba 5y ago
This move was predicted here on HN when the news of limited ad tracking in iOS 14.5 first surfaced. Let this be a reminder to all of Hacker News that “no corporation is altruistic”. Always assume “evil” by default, until proven otherwise.
49.
by hienyimba 6y ago
a developer API would be great
50.
by hienyimba 6y ago
In my country, there is a procedure for de-baring a Lawyer from the roll-call of the Supreme Court. - Lawyer MUST be convicted by a criminal court of competent Jurisdiction for a crime. - The conviction must not have been overturned on appe
51.
YouTube demonetizes David Dobrik’s channels over sexual assault allegations(theverge.com)
2 points by hienyimba 6y ago|3 comments
52.
by hienyimba 6y ago
Over time, I believe more public non-profit sites will introduce this. Then for-profit sites. Until Google eventually pays for most of the valuable content it gets today for free. I own multiple sites where I and my users work to produce va
53.
by hienyimba 6y ago
It’s interesting how CNN falls in line with the “Australia News Law” is good and “Facebook not paying” is bad. Talk about incentives. CNN (and by extension Western Media) needs the Australian News Law to work so they can extract their own s
54.
by hienyimba 6y ago
I discovered this same issue with my ISP. Solution: I’ve found that simply executing “top” generates enough activity to keep the session alive until you get back to it.
55.
by hienyimba 6y ago
It would be cool to know the tech stack you guys use to handle such heavy loads.
56.
by hienyimba 6y ago
Twitter seems to keep failing at these acquisitions. Hence we can give Zuck some credit for the continued success of Instagram, WhatsApp and Occulus. If Twitter has been successful with Vine and Periscope, they would have had successes as b
57.
by hienyimba 6y ago
I hope this acquisition does not pass regulatory oversight. This is how it starts. Very soon, we will have another competition-killing, anti-competitive behemoth on our hands like we did with FANGM and then we will suddenly ask ourselves ho
58.
by hienyimba 6y ago
- 25,000 jobs. - $5billion Educational fund. - 20% ownership by Oracle and Walmart. - Access to codebase by Oracle. - Opportunity for Oracle and Walmart to increase stake by further 20% pre-IPO. - New HQ in Texas, US. I know that people in
59.
by hienyimba 6y ago
Interesting. I had this same idea some months ago but was too busy to build it due to growing my new product - appcontacter.com. Nice to see someone launch something in this space. Goodluck.
60.
by hienyimba 6y ago
A petty move like this clearly shows that Apple as a company has nothing valuable to offer developers. Shutting down "sign in" options shows that internally, Apple is looking for a way to hurt Epic in a manner that hurts the most

More ›