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Match.com IPO(time.com)
3 points by lostpixel 11y ago|0 comments
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by lostpixel 11y ago
Worked next to the FE guys in a startup space and they are certainly hard working guys and know there stuff. Would recommend chatting to as well.
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by lostpixel 12y ago
This is indeed very sad news. We at BillForward (YCS14) found the Balanced payments platform for ACH very well designed. Plaid and Stripe certainly have caught up and both and offer good ACH alternatives. Best of luck to those migrating. Ha
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by lostpixel 12y ago
There is a lot interesting stuff going on in the hiring space, I like that this has a human touch - uber-for interviewers. have you thought of working with something like https://clarity.fm/ ?
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RefMe – Simple academic referencing(telegraph.co.uk)
1 points by lostpixel 12y ago|0 comments
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by lostpixel 12y ago
As someone who used to play with debugger implementations a bunch it's nice to see some articles digging into this. Only feedback I would give is to remove the shadow on your text, I had to manually disable the shadow before I was able
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by lostpixel 12y ago
A bit meta, but companies use someone like Sheet Labs to offer API's as a product. https://sheetlabs.com/
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by lostpixel 12y ago
I half-remember they tried to do a subset of this with some LISP/SCHEME, but it didn't pan out too well. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DWIM
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by lostpixel 12y ago
Stripe is great if you want to build it yourself but when you start doing more sophisticated things, multiple pricing plans, tiered pricing, fixed-terms etc your development team will have to spend a lot of time building these tools interna
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by lostpixel 12y ago
Interesting, quite neat that you can share the data between organizations in a permissioned manner. Pricing is interesting, you may want to consider a usage based model rather than flat fee.
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by lostpixel 12y ago
we do :)
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by lostpixel 12y ago
As pointed out by dan_bk we provide a bunch of features above the plan based subscriptions Stripe offer. If you think you are going to be selling your product with usage based pricing, or want to use tiered pricing then we can add value fro
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by lostpixel 12y ago
Hi, thanks for the feedback on messaging. What we are trying to do is enable companies to have a single billing platform that grows with them from simple flat priced subscriptions all the way up to subscriptions which have multiple componen
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by lostpixel 12y ago
Hey there, one of the BillForward founders here. Our goal is to enable any company to bill how they want without hassle or constraints of building out a full subscription stack. Billing models such as tiered/volume pricing and usage bi
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by lostpixel 12y ago
drop me a message offline and we can discuss! cheers
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by lostpixel 12y ago
Hey! nice to hear from you again :) Thanks for the great feedback... Good call on the mission critical aspect, we spent a lot of time of that side of things - so even more reason to highlight. I think we have a few blogs posts lined up whic
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by lostpixel 12y ago
Thanks for feedback. Will fix typo :)
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by lostpixel 12y ago
OP here: Good question. We sit one layer above Stripe in the payments stack - we are payment gateway agnostics. When you need to manage many different pricing plans/upgrades our goal is to help you scale your subscriptions. For example
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by lostpixel 12y ago
Hey Stefano, OP here. Our goal is to enable any company to bill how they want without hassle or constraints of building out a full subscription stack. Billing models such as tiered/volume pricing and usage billing can get complex but
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Show HN: BillForward – Subscription billing platform for startups and developers(billforward.net)
13 points by lostpixel 12y ago|17 comments
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by lostpixel 13y ago
Interesting that this has popped up on here. I have been recommending it to a few friends in Europe, very aesthetically pleasing design.
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Indiegogo brings Tokoloshe to life in South Africa(blogs.indiewire.com)
1 points by lostpixel 13y ago|0 comments
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by lostpixel 13y ago
Very nice. On your readme page you mention that with sublime text nothing works. I presume the onus will be on Sublime text developers to make their tabs available to the assit API? EDIT: On further inspection of README this is somewhat cov
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by lostpixel 13y ago
Very nice, pricing seems pretty good too imho
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British ISPs view on the web attacks(fluidata.co.uk)
1 points by lostpixel 13y ago|0 comments
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by lostpixel 14y ago
To follow up on our posting last month this is for a graduate position.
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by lostpixel 14y ago
CodeFi - London, UK. * Job Description Great products have amazing design features with exact execution, to accomplish this a cycle of code, test and release gives quick result. Well-tested, robust systems form the core of our business. You
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by lostpixel 14y ago
CodeFi - London, UK. * Job Description Great products have amazing design features with exact execution, to accomplish this a cycle of code, test and release gives quick result. Well-tested, robust systems form the core of our business. You
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by lostpixel 14y ago
Thanks for the linkedin link. Quartz seems very flaky
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Rise and Fall of Micro-Job Site JobsFor10(jobsfor10.com)
1 points by lostpixel 14y ago|0 comments

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