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mhluongo
11y ago
I don't know the answer to that, but this is the same problem any new fintech company suffers. Regulations often benefit incumbents and don't scale to new services testing the market. See eg anything related to bitcoin. How much d
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mhluongo
11y ago
It's a shame. How much did the SEC spend chasing an unfunded startup? EDIT: I don't expect to stem the downvotes, but the SEC's time is better spent policing large-scale financial crime. Consider the opportunity cost here.
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mhluongo
11y ago
I thought monads were going to be the answer at the end of the post... -_-
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mhluongo
12y ago
Maybe find alums to run a mock interview?
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mhluongo
12y ago
Eh, there are a ton of news organization in the space that don't put a positive spin on bitcoin companies. Coinfire has been focused on the Garza stuff, Two Bit Idiot broke the Gox story... not sure why you'd think ZapChain is a
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mhluongo
12y ago
Reminds me of sandhill.exchange
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mhluongo
12y ago
I used to read the Neo4j source (I wanted to write my own graph database). Then I was always reading the Django ORM source as reference for a Neo4j / Django ORM integration I was working on ( https://github.com/scholrly&
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mhluongo
12y ago
Why not? It's a quick application.
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mhluongo
12y ago
Put on some headphones. There, your rights are no longer being infringed! One citizen doesn't have a greater "right" over a public space than another. The frequent abuse of the term kills me.
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mhluongo
12y ago
I deal with this every day. Eventually we gave up on the proxy pool idea, and started running the headless browsers in the pool as Selenium nodes. It's definitely not easy- for example, we've also had to build infrastructure that
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mhluongo
12y ago
I agree with you about centralized versus decentralized solutions, but ChangeTIp clearly does NOT want to supplant bitcoin- they do their best to keep wallets small, and aren't trying to be a "bitcoin bank" / replacement
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mhluongo
12y ago
They've suddenly grown a ton, and they recently raised a round. EDIT: My point being, most people are just now hearing about them :)
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mhluongo
12y ago
We've been using Buttercoin for a little while now- very pleased with the service so far!
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mhluongo
12y ago
Have you ever maintained a reasonably popular OSS project?
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mhluongo
12y ago
Catchy, but inappropriate. If there were a free market way to reset the playing field, I'd certainly prefer that. But I've yet to hear one, and crony capitalists are a problem as much as statists.
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mhluongo
12y ago
Pro-neutrality libertarian here. I used to think my philosophy precluded net neutrality, then I looked into how these companies became entrenched- and it was by government support. Live by the sword, die by the sword.
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mhluongo
12y ago
You set a high bar.
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mhluongo
12y ago
My first startup failed after a couple years. My co-founder and I were pretty worn out, and I had some medical issues. After a month of recovery (both from the biz and med stuff) I started contracting at two promising startups half-time. I
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mhluongo
12y ago
We're using Clojure in a couple small services behind https://cardforcoin.com and https://foldapp.com
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mhluongo
12y ago
Similar situation here. We mitigated their primary concerns from our last interview, but didn't get the interview this time.
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mhluongo
12y ago
They fund multiple companies in a vertical...
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mhluongo
12y ago
Sock puppet much? Or is it just a coincidence that the first 4 comments are from new, 1-karma users?
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mhluongo
12y ago
I've talked to CEOs that make offers focused on the number of shares / $ amount. They were happy to reveal the total size of the pool, when asked. I think if they didn't, that'd be an issue.
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mhluongo
12y ago
Nope, I just copied the wrong link -_- Reposted with the correct link https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8189764
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Fold’s Scannable Barcode App Streamlines Bitcoin Payments
(coindesk.com)
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mhluongo
12y ago
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mhluongo
12y ago
Wooh, that's my high school! Very cool.
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mhluongo
12y ago
I'd love feedback on the design of the landing page, the brand, or any marketing ideas you might have. We want to appeal to long-time bitcoiners and newbies alike.
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Our next app (spend Bitcoin at Target)
(blog.cardforcoin.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
They claim to be the first, but what about BitPay? https://bitpay.com/bitcoin-payroll-api
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mhluongo
12y ago
We must define secure differently.
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