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by luisivan 13y ago
I made a library that does the same a week ago: https://github.com/luisivan/spritzer
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by luisivan 13y ago
Just updated the readme to include a link to http://learn2spritz.com/ :)
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Show HN: Spritzer, a tiny JS library to integrate the Spritz reading method(luisivan.net)
5 points by luisivan 13y ago|5 comments
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Nokia's Android phone might come with 4-inch display, 5MP camera, Google Play(ibnlive.in.com)
1 points by luisivan 13y ago|0 comments
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by luisivan 13y ago
I made all of those mistakes, and also learnt the hard way. Great post.
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Show HN: Hacker News for Pebble (w/ SDK 2.0)(github.com)
2 points by luisivan 13y ago|0 comments
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by luisivan 13y ago
Same here, 5 failed login attempts from Venezuela
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WhatsApp for Firefox OS released(getfirefoxos.com)
2 points by luisivan 13y ago|3 comments
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by luisivan 13y ago
We know, you cannot get informed of every single trade made because of the P2P architecture. But you can still use the exchange if there are enough trades that you are informed of!
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by luisivan 13y ago
We will only include payment processors that don't allow chargebacks, such as OKPay or WebMoney
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by luisivan 13y ago
Exactly, that's why we will include some graphs about the state of the market so people can figure out their prices
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by luisivan 13y ago
Exactly!
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by luisivan 13y ago
No! No payment has been made yet, because at that point the transference is not valid
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by luisivan 13y ago
Each peer has to determine a price per Bitcoin when opening the order. Then we match the orders that have the same price using a P2P discovery system. So there isn't a global price but rather each user has to choose a price.
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by luisivan 13y ago
Well, that's true, but here we are talking about money and I have never met someone that wants to lose money... also, as Alberto said, we are working on some workarounds to prevent scenarios like that happen :)
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by luisivan 13y ago
If one of the parts doesn't fulfill its order, both the buyer and the seller lose the same amount of Bitcoins. That's the way we prevent scam!
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by luisivan 13y ago
Wow, that's pretty cool, we'll find a way to integrate it :)
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by luisivan 13y ago
I see Alberto has already replied you! BTW if you wanna collaborate the whole development process is totally open and you can drop me an email at me AT luisivan DOT net ;)
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by luisivan 13y ago
Our exchange works without third parties, anyway that's really interesting, we'll check it out, thanks :)
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by luisivan 13y ago
Thank you! :)
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by luisivan 13y ago
Good question! OKPay has an API so we check if the correct amount has been transferred to your OKPay's account. If that happens you sign the transaction and the exchange happens
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P2P Bitcoin exchange [pdf](pauv.org)
52 points by luisivan 13y ago|39 comments
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by luisivan 13y ago
I wouldn't call this innovation... it's cool, yeah, but let's stop using the word innovation for each cool feature created
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by luisivan 13y ago
My parents gave me total freedom at 14, and thanks to that I created my first company at age 15, traveled around the world, start paying my own bills and now that I'm 17 I am totally independent living on my own rented apartment. So it
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by luisivan 13y ago
Yes, at least for me on Firefox 23
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by luisivan 13y ago
?
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by luisivan 13y ago
Good question. So, we will implement some payment processors by default, and obviously we are choosing the ones that do not let chargebacks. On the other hand, as the server has both your payment details and your Bitcoin details, the exchan
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Show HN: Pauv, a P2P Bitcoin exchange(indiegogo.com)
1 points by luisivan 13y ago|4 comments
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by luisivan 13y ago
I started a free software project at 12 and then got involved with startup at age 15 while still studying. I decided not to go to university and now I'm working full time on my startup. The only thing I regret is not having left school
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by luisivan 13y ago
These gradients on icons just look ugly. Really ugly. And the interface is too ethereal, too much blurry. Some things are really cool, some aren't.

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