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by jtchang 13y ago
Pretty cool. I love the competition in the payments space right now. My bet is that Braintree is seeing some serious competition from Stripe and others. One thing to keep in mind is that 2.9% + 30cents is relatively high. If you go to Autho
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by jtchang 13y ago
That page loaded ridiculously fast. Maybe flat HTML is the way to go.
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by jtchang 13y ago
I think the idea of focusing multiple low power radios onto a single point so that they coalesce is simply being rediscovered. While we could do this before the real ingenuity is being able to rapidly update all the parameters when the poin
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by jtchang 13y ago
The author of this article feels that he would be happy to see T-Mobile die trying. I personally have nothing but respect for T-Mobile. It is hard to change fundamental things such as pricing when you are such a large corporation. Doubly ha
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by jtchang 13y ago
I remember trying to get this game to load with himem.sys. Ugh.
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by jtchang 13y ago
How do you not notice this? Maybe a lot of SSL interception is done with self signed certs and not ones that are signed by a valid CA?
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Just found this documentation really well done(docs.dhtmlx.com)
3 points by jtchang 13y ago|0 comments
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by jtchang 13y ago
Kinda fun to watch on a sunday morning.
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by jtchang 13y ago
Would be good with some type of voting algorithm and a clock so only one command per few seconds.
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Thousands of People Trying to Play the Same Game of Pokemon(dorkly.com)
61 points by jtchang 13y ago|25 comments
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by jtchang 13y ago
Maybe it is the writing style but I find the author self entitled. If you take a job and it turns out it isn't what it seems you don't resolve anything by just walking out. Being impulsive rarely gets you anywhere. That said I&#x2
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by jtchang 13y ago
Anyone explain what "splitting a driver" in kernel parlance and code sharing is? Modularization is just breaking large pieces of the program up into small pieces right? Is code sharing just the same thing or are they talking about
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by jtchang 13y ago
Can anyone give a quick rundown of the different init systems? For the most part it can get confusing for a non day to day system administrator when I am trying to get a program to "run on boot". Between rc.local, init.d, run leve
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by jtchang 13y ago
A bunch of you guys complaining about how BizSpark sucks...have any of you actually USED BizSpark and their free Azure offering? I've used it for a Windows server just to get stuff up and running that may not run on Linux. I've do
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by jtchang 13y ago
This is fundamentally great news. Insurance is a great hedge against risk. In this case a bitcoin "bank" believes it can reduce the risk of someone stealing all the deposited bitcoins and running off with them. Llyod's has a
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by jtchang 13y ago
Anyone else have a Nexus 4 on tmobile in SF? I barely get coverage sometimes. I must be missing some setting.
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by jtchang 13y ago
This law is ridiculously arcane. I simply don't understand why CA will not allow patients to receive results themselves.
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Why you can't get your medical test results delivered directly to you in CA(tedeytan.com)
1 points by jtchang 13y ago|1 comments
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by jtchang 13y ago
Chris mentions the 3 things that motivate people. Good video about this from RSA Animate if you haven't seen it yet: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6XAPnuFjJc
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by jtchang 13y ago
Can they look stuff up on the internet? A lot of queries require some ridiculous syntax like windowing in Postgres.
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by jtchang 13y ago
While I'm not exactly a fan of Oracle I wouldn't dismiss them so easily. Due to business reasons there are lots of applications that companies would rather not put outside their own network. Some that come to mind include HR, payr
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by jtchang 13y ago
My guess is retargeting via AdRoll or something that Facebook uses for their ads platform.
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by jtchang 13y ago
In the payment industry there is the concept of PCI-DSS. It is basically a set of requirements regarding the handling of sensitive data. While a lot of it is just common sense some of it should be applied to any sensitive data that you are
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by jtchang 13y ago
Though this was kinda cool. Not sure how accurate it is but stumbled upon it.
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Github based report card (here's mine)(osrc.dfm.io)
1 points by jtchang 13y ago|1 comments
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by jtchang 13y ago
Does anyone else have the problem of teaching SQL to business people who aren't necessarily that technical but still need to run reports? I have found direct access to run queries is a very powerful tool but teaching SQL is tough to pe
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by jtchang 13y ago
It's surprising how transparent Kima is. The terms are reasonable and it's not like you have to take the money. Speed is a huge deal as well...knowing whether you can close or not can mean spending another 1-2 months working on yo
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by jtchang 13y ago
I haven't been following this story that closely but I just don't understand why they don't pay him outside the bug bounty. "Sorry this security hole wasn't in our bug bounty but we'd like to give you the rewar
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by jtchang 13y ago
Rule #1 - Don't be an asshole. You found a vulnerability in lots of sites so you contacted the vendor who was responsible for it. Cool. They replied and said they would fix it. Going around and e-mailing their customers is kinda odd. S
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by jtchang 13y ago
> * didn't read the manual > * poor schema > * didn't maintain the database (compactions, etc.) The real world dictates that this happens more often than not. You know why I like Postgres? When I don't read the man

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