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pc
12y ago
Stripe cofounder here. I just wanted to tip our hats to the folks at Balanced. Stripe and Balanced have certainly competed against each other in the marketplace space for a few years, but we have a lot of respect for how Matin and his team
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12y ago
As far as I know, PayPal never had the part of this that I'm most excited about -- straightforward UI and APIs for training the models over time. (Both so that they can be globally better and also better-adapted to each specific busine
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12y ago
The regulations actually don't require it. Under FAA rules for general aviation ("Part 91"), you need oxygen between 12,500 and 14,000 feet if you remain there for more than 30 minutes, and it's only once you climb above
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pc
12y ago
Yep, this is what they're getting at. (I work at Stripe.)
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12y ago
Backing projects is going to get easier —your card details will be saved. Not only will you not have to re-enter your payment information when you back a project, but you won't even have to go to Amazon each time.
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Kickstarter switches to Stripe
(kickstarter.com)
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12y ago
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The Interview now available for streaming
(seetheinterview.com)
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12y ago
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The Interview
(stripe.com)
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12y ago
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pc
12y ago
> Since we don't know, we can speculate. :-)
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12y ago
Some of your assumptions are off (e.g. our liquidation preferences are 1x non-participating pari passu; there are no seniority games), but I really enjoyed your Bayesian vs frequentist statistics lecture at 6.945 back in the day!
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12y ago
Yes.
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12y ago
We still haven't built most of the stuff we want to build. We're not available in most countries; there are countless payment instruments we don't support; there's a lot of functionality we'd like to add. We want to
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pc
12y ago
Yup, we're working on a number of other payment methods. (We have ACH charges in beta -- let me know if you'd like access. patrick@stripe.com.)
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pc
12y ago
I'm very sorry about that! The support team has expanded a lot this year; we're working on it. Feel free to email me directly if I can ever help -- patrick@stripe.com.
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12y ago
> It seems impossible that they could raise money like that without some serious legal documents stapled on. The terms were almost identical to our previous rounds. > Also, does this mean Stripe is looking to IPO? Not any time soo
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12y ago
Well-deserved. Tobi is one of the most impressive CEOs I've ever interacted with.
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Stripe: Four New Hadoop Projects
(stripe.com)
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12y ago
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Operator of Silk Road 2.0 Website Charged in Manhattan Federal Court
(fbi.gov)
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pc
12y ago
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12y ago
I think it's his browser width. Here's what it looks like for me: http://cl.ly/image/0I2T2G3F0B3I
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12y ago
I work at Stripe. Some details in the article aren't very accurate. But, more broadly, we actually work hard to push against the rules in many cases. (Cindy Gallop, mentioned earlier in the thread, can attest to this -- we spent ages t
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12y ago
> My understanding is that stripe has always done some level of fraud protection (e.g. Monitoring to ensure someone isn't incrementing through card numbers to find one that works) Yeah, for sure. We (Stripe) power many commerce pl
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The GC Stripe Platform Fund
(cnbc.com)
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12y ago
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The Extraordinary California Drought of 2013-2014
(weatherwest.com)
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12y ago
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pc
12y ago
Looks like the answer is "not currently". Sorry :(.
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pc
12y ago
Good question; lemme check...
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pc
12y ago
> If I'm reading this correctly, it looks like most things are encrypted while on iCloud. [...] If that list is accurate, that's great.
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12y ago
I couldn't find anything that describes whether Apple can access your iCloud data in response to a law enforcement request. (I.e., whether it's encrypted in situ.) Does anyone know?
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Stripe is hiring engineering managers
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pc
12y ago
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12y ago
This supports recurring payments too -- you can associate an Apple Pay-originated Stripe token with a Stripe customer object as normal, and then create charges for that that customer. (This means that the Lyft use-case also works largely un
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12y ago
No; this is now out-of-date. (I work at Stripe.)
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