matthewarkin

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by matthewarkin 11y ago
I'm actually working on a blog post about this, basically the argument is whether or not you use Stripe.js and the invisible iframe and Stripe Checkout is that as soon as you have some malicious JS in your DOM all bets are off, and whi
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by matthewarkin 11y ago
IANAL. You're using Stripe Connect (and assuming you're doing this the old connect way), its your user's Stripe account that is processing the charge and receiving the money. Your Stripe account isn't processing the char
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by matthewarkin 11y ago
I think Starbucks and Square have dropped their partnership: http://blogs.wsj.com/digits/2014/12/22/starbucks-drops-squar...
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1 Year in #Stripe(mattarkin.com)
1 points by matthewarkin 11y ago|0 comments
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by matthewarkin 11y ago
Didn't Dropbox partner with Microsoft to offer Office Web app capabilities?
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by matthewarkin 11y ago
Is this basically a newer version of Hackpad? (I believe Dropbox acquired them)
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PCI DSS 3.0, Stripe.js and Braintree(mattarkin.com)
3 points by matthewarkin 11y ago|0 comments
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
You couldn't just get a single IP address, you'd have to buy a routable block that contains that IP address, which while I believe technically is a /28, in practice is a /24 (256 addresses)
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
The Stripe bindings (primarily Ruby, Node and PHP). The API docs don't show how to do anything so being able to see what is expected and the format from the function header is very helpful when helping out in IRC. Reading through the p
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
Last I checked, Stripe worked on top of the Coinbase API. The main benefit to using Stripe is that's it's one api and one account. For merchants, you also get fiat instead of holding bitcoin (I assume this is what the fee is prima
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
I just forwarded this thread to some people I know at Stripe so hopefully they'll get back to you soon. I know Stripe is normally quite comfortable transferring card data on the basis that the other side has the proper PCI compliance a
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
My issue is that I'll happily own up to my mistake if the amount I have to pay is fair. A $60 parking ticket obtained during the $.25 an hour rate seems unfair when the street is half empty.
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
Apple pay, to my knowledge uses the same card number per charge
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
Why not use s3 with Heroku? You'll have to do this (or something similiar) anyways since Heroku will dump all your old data when you push a new commit.
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Show HN: Accept Stripe with no server-side code(commencepayments.com)
1 points by matthewarkin 12y ago|0 comments
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
it would be trivial but the iframe (Stripe Checkout) does qualify for SAQ A.
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
https://www.pcisecuritystandards.org/documents/Understanding... There is a comparison of PCI SAQ A and EP, if all you do is link to a 3rd party site (or load an iFrame) and the CC is loaded in that PCI compliant site,
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
Re: PCI-DSS 3 Uh no, if you qualify for PCI SAQ A, you are fine (so if you link off site, or use an iframe to collect info - like Stripe Checkout). If you used a direct post method or some JS tokenization, its likely that you know fall unde
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
I don't necessarily think there is a difference between students and programmers in general. What I'd like to accomplish is a more curated freelancing site, where qualified programmers don't necessarily have to compete with p
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
Thanks, as a student I think its a bit hard to get work. Going to the big sites is hard because you're competing largely against a workforce that will charge less than you think / know you are worth. Also developing a portfolio is
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Show HN: A Freelancing Site for Student Freelancers(commence.io)
2 points by matthewarkin 12y ago|5 comments
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
They're using Stripe checkout, so all your CC information is being entered in an iframe hosted by Stripe.
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
Really? Put my credit card number and expiration in a Google Form?
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
Contract work or part-time would be awesome. Hired seems really cool, but would rather finish school before I go full-time somewhere for more than a summer.
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
Yea, there could be a number of reasons for this. Companies may not see a need to upgrade to IPv6 just yet, all their internal machines have nat-ed addresses and they have enough public ip addresses. They use some legacy software /
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Stripe is too easy(mattarkin.com)
4 points by matthewarkin 12y ago|0 comments
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
A whole $.10 cheaper than sending a FedWire! that's <insert really small percent that I'm too lazy to do the math on>% cheaper!
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
No, case and point Objective-C
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
I've spoken to some Stripes about it, getting on top of IRC is definitely something they're working on and some hints of that are showing with the new developer support position. I'm always happy to help out, Stripe's a
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by matthewarkin 12y ago
SEEKING WORK - Freelance Full stack developer. Remote or SF Bay Area Hi I'm Matt. I'm a student at Stanford but I have been working in industry for the last 3 years as a Jr. Software Engineer, and I have freelance for a few differ

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