tmornini_ey

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   by tmornini_ey 11y ago

   Nice analogy, love it!
2. 32.▲
   by tmornini_ey 11y ago

   Thanks for the positive feedback. We worked very hard to explain it in a way developers would appreciate.
3. 33.▲
   by tmornini_ey 11y ago

   I believe this is a good analysis if you see the DB administrator in the role of scheme and report design, interpreting reports, and using those reports to plan for the future, and the DB user as inserting new rows (never updating!) and doi
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   by tmornini_ey 11y ago

   While you're right about balance being fundamental, debit representing what you have -vs- credit representing what you owe is critical in understanding viewpoint, designing the balance sheet, and communicating with accounting professio
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   by tmornini_ey 11y ago

   Since our product bridges the gap between bookkeeping, accounting, finance and engineering, and because this is aimed at developers, we're building the knowledge up from bookkeeping in part 1, to accounting basics in part two.
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   by tmornini_ey 11y ago

   Hey filearts! We agree 100% as discussed in the docs. We also believe that classifying expenses as debit-normal on the income statements, thereby obscuring their contra-income status is part of the puzzle.
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   by tmornini_ey 11y ago

   This is a good point jasmine! We'll read that document and incorporate the ideas where they're helpful. Thanks!
8. 38.▲
   by tmornini_ey 11y ago

   Hey all! John and at appreciate all the discussion and feedback. We're absolutely delighted to have struck a chord with developers, the intended audience of this piece, and with accountants, who have managed and passed down this techno
9. 39.▲
   by tmornini_ey 12y ago

   Yes, it was 100% in response to our customers' needs.
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Ezra agreed to co-found Engine Yard in January 2006, and was full-time in August or September I believe. Merb was built to handle a high-traffic endpoint for one of our customers. :-)
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    I woke up this morning to Regan's post on that old photo. It's an incredibly sad day: a great hacker, founder, and community member has been lost forever. Goodbye Exra, I'll miss you.
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Thank you, kind sir! Let me know if I can help in any way.
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Thanks, I'll take a look!
14. 44.▲
    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Who we think rock! They saw the future we see and helped us build it!
15. 45.▲
    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Fixed now. Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated!
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Hey there. Yes, agree, thank you, but depends upon how many eyes you want on it along the way. Said another way: didn't realize that today was Hacker News day! :-) We DO have https://api.subledger.com which is Swagger docum
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    I wish it was available two years ago too! Next time, or this time if you'd like to compare us against your internal implementation. :-)
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    It's reasonable to consider us as a double-entry accounting data store. But we don't just store balances, we store the entire audit trail, including links to source documentation. As such, we make it easy to show customers and ven
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Thanks, understand your points clearly. I'll point out that I did spend a lot of time, energy and money on application security at Engine Yard (and still do as board member) and I'm very proud of our security record there.
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Thanks! Very clear and happy about all your feedback. Thanks!
21. 51.▲
    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Yikes, apologies. Will get that fixed ASAP, thanks for pointing his out.
22. 52.▲
    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    We're not satisfied with our documentation, which is why we don't give direct API access at this time. Understand your input, appreciate it a lot. Thanks!
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    I understand your position clearly! People felt the same way about Salesforce.com, i.e. The data is too sensitive to place in the cloud. Yet millions use QuickBooks Online every day. We believe strongly that a huge new API economy is being
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    I hear you loud and clear, will get site updated! Thank you for your clear and concise feedback, very much appreciated!
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    by tmornini_ey 12y ago

    Hello there! I'm a founder, and this has brought us a lot of traffic! THANK YOU! We believe that all APIs must be built in a secure and robust fashion. We use techniques similar other online accounting apps. I don't believe our re
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    by tmornini_ey 14y ago

    I remember your tweet, glad you enjoyed the stickers and communication, and you're always welcome to stop by, and I'm hereby ENCOURAGING you to apply when we have open positions.
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    by tmornini_ey 14y ago

    Oh, too bad you didn't get to stop in. Engine Yard is always ready and happy for visitors. We have good work spaces, lots of fun people, and plenty of caffeine! :-)
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    by tmornini_ey 16y ago

    I hear you loud and clear and appreciate your viewpoint and feedback. Keep an eye on us, wonderful things are in the works.
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    by tmornini_ey 16y ago

    Thanks, so happy to hear that you're enjoying our service!
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    by tmornini_ey 16y ago

    "It's also increasingly annoying to see shots taken at Heroku in their blog posts and on Twitter" Really? We've always been friendly with everyone in the Rails deployment space, and I don't ever remember taking shots at Heroku specifically,