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The New York Times' Michael Laing on IoT and Cassandra(open.blogs.nytimes.com)
1 points by scottefein12 11y ago|0 comments
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Google taps WePay (YC S09) to put Wallet support in 200K more online stores(venturebeat.com)
7 points by scottefein12 12y ago|0 comments
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by scottefein12 12y ago
At WePay, we've successfully hired from HackBright and are really happy with the decision. People with non-computer science backgrounds are often able to grok business problems faster because they've been on the other side of the
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by scottefein12 12y ago
I've been playing with Gobot, really happy with it. Hybrid Group is VERY much behind it, lots of support. For all of you who got drones for Xmas, give it a go with Gobot.
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Like Uber but for Credit Card Fraud(fastcolabs.com)
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by scottefein12 12y ago
Google's Public Cloud is built on the same 'Planet Scale' infrastructure that their private cloud is set upon. That makes it almost impossible to imagine the scale potential on a global infrastructure that we now have access
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WePay(YC08) partners with Google to scale payments infrastructure(blog.wepay.com)
15 points by scottefein12 12y ago|2 comments
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by scottefein12 12y ago
The platform creates one on their behalf, it's transparent to them.
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by scottefein12 12y ago
As Bill makes clear-WePay Clear isn't about fraud protection-we've always been managing risk. It's offering fraud protection, risk mitigation with a white label payments platform-that's a first in payments. WePay special
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by scottefein12 12y ago
First remember that WePay is for platform companies-ones that want to allow their users to take funds, not single merchant apps. So crowdfunding sites, marketplaces, and business tools like Freshbooks, ConstantContact, and InvoiceASAP. In a
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by scottefein12 12y ago
WePay Connect has all the same fraud features as Clear, but for a lot of brands they want to be the consistent voice across their platform-and rightfully so. WePay Clear allows you to process payments without giving up any of your brand&#x2
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Announcing Happiness Conf(happinessconf.com)
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Read if you're a developer who likes being happy(blog.sefindustries.com)
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by scottefein12 12y ago
We're talking about a community where some of the brightest minds already don't come from a traditional background. Several well-known Rubyists have degrees in Theatre and Music. The community is where all the value is-that's
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by scottefein12 12y ago
Full free to submit a pull request. The idea is to make sure the tools and practices make it so a developer is happy writing good, performant code with a good user experience. If the code is ugly and hard, people won't do it.
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by scottefein12 12y ago
It's about taking our main tool as developers and making sure it works for us.
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by scottefein12 12y ago
Github Issue #2: What do we do after we value something? https://github.com/scottefein/the-happiness-manifesto/issues... Lend your two cents in the comments...
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by scottefein12 12y ago
It's a community at the end of the day, and having conflict like that is actually good. We should have people with different use cases and problem sets sitting in the same room sharing ideas. That's how we can improve as developer
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by scottefein12 12y ago
Sure, but if you shut out people you'll never find out if they're valid or not.
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by scottefein12 12y ago
Meritocracy is good, but not when it creates a homogenous pool of points of view.
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by scottefein12 12y ago
Really good points-Definitely will add some contrasts to help clarify. Feel free to submit a pull request with your ideas!
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by scottefein12 12y ago
Chef. Tungsten Replicator-a powerful infrastructure orchestration tool-is all Ruby.
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by scottefein12 12y ago
Ruby is a lot faster than it use to be. But it's a matter of Ruby being complimented by other languages for their best attributes.
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by scottefein12 12y ago
If you need a lightening fast API, anecdotal evidence suggests you just can't get it down to the speeds you see with Go. Rack/Ruby just isn't going to cut it.
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by scottefein12 12y ago
I think that's a great idea-want to start us off with a pull request? :)
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Where does Ruby go from here?(blog.sefindustries.com)
103 points by scottefein12 12y ago|91 comments
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Bitcoin: It's not all rainbows and ponies(blog.sefindustries.com)
7 points by scottefein12 12y ago|0 comments