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by nathanhammond 13y ago
$1.7 billion is a misleading number. The number that matters most in banking is your total deposit assets which they did not reveal in the blog post. The purchase was for two assets: the total deposits on hand (easy to calculate return on)
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
Ally's current app is built using http://www.kony.com/ which is why it is less than awesome. We're actively working to improve our native applications (and web experience), look for updates coming soon in your fri
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
Disclosures: I work at Ally and my team is building Ally's new online banking interface. - Unlike Simple, Ally is actually a bank. - We take deposits and then turn around and lend that money out primarily as auto loans. - The rates we
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
We started on this project using Ember 0.9.6 (though we've managed to keep up with HEAD) and much of our architecture is predicated on the toolchain choices we've made. Our first big task on our list after reaching feature-compl
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
I've edited it for clarity based upon my original comment. :) I actually rely on this behavior every day because the app I've built uses require.js to load values into the `App.` namespace dynamically. That being said, now that yo
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
Zombie Code Apocalypse: I would love to help you identify what it is that caused that problem. I don't suspect that it is an issue with Ember itself, though note that the Ember resolver will load code when you store it in `App.Foo(Co
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Double Fine Announce Puzzle Action Game Hack 'n' Slash - Hacking Themed Game(doublefine.com)
1 points by nathanhammond 13y ago|0 comments
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
I've used it as you have for two things: - Storing user session data for high-use web applications. - High score tables. And one more: - Storing diffs like those used for Google Docs (literally every change) for a real-time communicati
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by nathanhammond 13y ago
From that same thread, the issue isn't with Ember, it's with V8. Ember itself is looking for a workaround to the issue. http://meta.discourse.org/t/why-is-discourse-so-slow-on-andr...
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Terminal Cornucopia - Fashioning weapons behind airport security checkpoints.(youtube.com)
1 points by nathanhammond 13y ago|0 comments
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Developer FAQ (RE: Blink)(chromium.org)
1 points by nathanhammond 14y ago|0 comments
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Conservative GC for Memory Disclosure(github.com)
2 points by nathanhammond 14y ago|0 comments
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
I posted about this almost two years ago ( http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2443710 ) ... I am eagerly looking forward to DNSimple ( http://dnsimple.com ) entering the market as their own registrar (instead of reselling enom). Their foun
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
This is part of a system called Passmark which was acquired by RSA many years ago. As part of the newest releases of RSA's security approach it has been deprecated. In a few years you won't see this anywhere on the web (or, if you do, you'l
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
Ally Financial ( http://www.ally.com ) Charlotte, NC (Full time, on-site, relocation possibly available) Our current online banking platforms (yes, plural) are hosted third-party solutions. We're building it in-house from scratch to be an A
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Thorium Reactors(rein.pk)
2 points by nathanhammond 14y ago|1 comments
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
With your rather unique experience of running the Cydia Store on jailbroken iOS devices can you provide more information on the process loopholes these approaches (Zeusmos and Kuaiyong) are exploiting?
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
Ally Financial ( http://www.ally.com ) Charlotte, NC (Full time, on-site, relocation possibly available) Our current online banking platforms are hosted third-party solutions. We're building it in-house from scratch to be an API-driven JS M
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
As a point of agreement, the US DOJ's current interaction with HSBC for laundering drug money, as documented by Rolling Stone: http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/blogs/taibblog/outrageo...
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
I can confirm that this was to close actively exploited security vulnerabilities. I was one of the first to file a "bug" on this attack vector. :)
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How to get free single-user Google Apps accounts(groups.google.com)
103 points by nathanhammond 14y ago|34 comments
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
I am currently employed in the banking industry, and live in Charlotte, NC–a major banking center. I can confirm that bugs of this nature exist, and are in fact, not even uncommon.
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How AT&T paid Andy Zaky $173.82 to go to Verizon(bullishcross.com)
1 points by nathanhammond 14y ago|0 comments
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
The future of unofficial Twitter clients might just be fully open-source code. Twitter can't stop every determined individual from creating their own application if the code is out there publicly. And with Twitter possibly cutting people of
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The road to safer, more stable, and flashier Flash(blog.chromium.org)
4 points by nathanhammond 14y ago|0 comments
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
Here is a little piece of a script I wrote to push the limits up on an Ubuntu box during setup (AWS). # Increase File Descriptor limits. export FILEMAX=`sysctl -n fs.file-max` sudo mv /etc/security/limits.conf /etc/security/li
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Patterns for Subscription-Based Billing(nathanhammond.com)
1 points by nathanhammond 14y ago|0 comments
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
Downloading now to see what it looks like.
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by nathanhammond 14y ago
Amusingly, these are the folks who told me I shouldn't be pursuing this. I don't know who it was I talked to over there, but he was very quick to dismiss me. I have an outstanding trial request with them in any case to poke at it as they se
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Ask HN: Constraint Solving Libraries for Automated Scheduling?
4 points by nathanhammond 14y ago|6 comments

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