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Give HN: domain names
12 points by mmettler 14y ago|14 comments
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by mmettler 14y ago
Manu invested in card.io and is absolutely fantastic. He is extremely tactical, constantly pushed us to focus on the numbers that matter, and most importantly, provided gobs of awesome counsel. He should be your first call if you're looking
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by mmettler 14y ago
Thanks Dave!
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Why app developers should care about SSL pinning(blog.lumberlabs.com)
2 points by mmettler 14y ago|0 comments
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"Hello, Want to Buy IPO Shares?" 13 Years Ago I Said No.(diegobasch.com)
11 points by mmettler 14y ago|2 comments
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Why app developers should care about SSL pinning(blog.lumberlabs.com)
3 points by mmettler 15y ago|0 comments
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No Card Needed: PayPal Here Powered By Mobile Payment Startup Card.io(techcrunch.com)
2 points by mmettler 15y ago|0 comments
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St. Crispin's day speech. For startups. (gist.github.com)
2 points by mmettler 15y ago|0 comments
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by mmettler 15y ago
card.io ( http://card.io ) Software engineers and our first business hire. San Francisco, CA. Full time. H1B applicants welcome. card.io is an early stage mobile payments start-up located in SF's Mission District. We build SDKs for mobile a
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Announcing the card.io mobile payments SDK and the card.io payments app(blog.lumberlabs.com)
1 points by mmettler 15y ago|0 comments
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by mmettler 15y ago
http://card.io San Francisco, CA. Full time. H1B applicants welcome. card.io is an early stage mobile payments start-up located in SF's Mission District. We're backed by top-tier investors including Harrison Metal, SoftTech VC, Manu Kumar
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by mmettler 15y ago
http://card.io San Francisco, CA. Full time. H1B applicants welcome. card.io is an early stage mobile payments start-up located in SF's Mission District. We're backed by top-tier investors including Harrison Metal, SoftTech VC, Manu Kumar
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by mmettler 15y ago
San Francisco, CA - H1B card.io is hiring talented software engineers! We are a well-funded mobile payments start-up. We are building software to enable simple, low-friction transactions on mobile devices. We're working on interesting and c
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Card.io launches Android SDK(card.io)
2 points by mmettler 15y ago|0 comments
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Card.io: Like Square, but without the square(k9ventures.com)
1 points by mmettler 15y ago|1 comments
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by mmettler 15y ago
Mike from card.io here. Sorry about that. Try this one: http://youtu.be/7lg0nMH4NFk?hd=1
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by mmettler 15y ago
Hi Pud, Mike from card.io here. I totally agree, and thanks for the criticism. This video goes up tomorrow, courtesy of @zumpangofilms: http://youtu.be/7lg0nMH4NFk?hd=1
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by mmettler 15y ago
Hi Kyle, we're just doing the card capture today. Many of our developers already had merchant accounts and were just looking to get rid of the pain of having their customers type in the card number. We scan the card and return the number vi
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by mmettler 15y ago
This is Mike from card.io. That's a great suggestion - we'll be watching the user experience very closely and will give your idea some thought! Based on developer interest, a common use case will be scanning your card from an app on your ow
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by mmettler 15y ago
card.io shouldn't be used for in-app purchases (Apple's StoreKit works quite well there), but for mobile commerce: selling goods, travel purchases, daily deal sites, local services, and the like. These are all places where commerce is takin
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by mmettler 15y ago
Thanks! We're working with mobile app developers, not retailers or physical merchants. So, instead of typing in your card number into a purchase form, you'll just scan your card from your own phone. We'll have more info about developer part
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by mmettler 15y ago
Hi gang, this is Mike from card.io. socmoth, CrazedGeek, and tbgvi are right that this is considered a CNP transaction and rates are higher. However, our focus is on mobile developers, not retail merchants. By taking friction out of the mob
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Credit card numbers and Benford's Law(blog.lumberlabs.com)
2 points by mmettler 16y ago|1 comments
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Money can buy you happiness, up to a $75,000 income(google.com)
1 points by mmettler 16y ago|0 comments
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Chicago, Carl Sandburg(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by mmettler 16y ago|0 comments
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Getting to Product-Market Fit(startup-marketing.com)
3 points by mmettler 16y ago|0 comments
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Why Twitter Is (Probably) Not the Right Place for Games Today(charleshudson.net)
1 points by mmettler 17y ago|0 comments
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Copenhagen Consensus: ranked solutions to the world's biggest problems(copenhagenconsensus.com)
27 points by mmettler 17y ago|18 comments
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Givology: send a kid to school.(givology.org)
1 points by mmettler 17y ago|0 comments
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by mmettler 17y ago
good idea, thanks!

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