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vertoc
7y ago
This seems like a fun side project idea honestly - can I ask what’s most broken and which great features are missing? I took a quick look and there is a official Goodreads API that you can use to pull titles from people’s accounts (once the
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7y ago
This seems solely because of the recent fines: "Includes an additional $2.0 billion legal expense related to the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) settlement and a $1.1 billion income tax expense due to the developments in Altera Cor
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vertoc
7y ago
Haha I did a very similar thing for mine - it was using these to replace clock in systems for hourly workers, no more need to clock in or out, the app would auto detect when you entered/left the building
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vertoc
7y ago
Unsure about the others but for (2), no. These beacons use low energy Bluetooth so when the app finds a beacon with just Bluetooth (which doesn’t require explicit permission afaik) it can simply report back with that - presumably the owner
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vertoc
7y ago
I hope this is sarcasm...?
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vertoc
8y ago
Glad I could deliver :P
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vertoc
8y ago
Gmail doesn't have reminders - and my reminders that I've saved and snoozed, many of which are past March of next year will apparently just disappear once Inbox is sunsetted?
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vertoc
8y ago
There's Google's Inactive Account Manager: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/3036546?hl=en If you use Google Drive frequently, it might be a good option
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Ask HN: Has anyone used Fairpixels Pro?
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8y ago
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9y ago
Yep, but as the other commentator pointed out, you need to take all the ether at once. So if you wanted to charge 0.1 ETH a month for 6 months, you would need to take 0.6 ETH up front into the contract, which kind of defeats the whole point
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vertoc
9y ago
Awesome! I'd love to hear more about the ideas and how I can implement this best to help. If you have the time, my e-mail is in my profile :)
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vertoc
9y ago
Ah good call - I will definitely be switching to either strings or, as another commenter pointed out, BigNumber. Thanks for catching this!
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vertoc
9y ago
I should also point out that Etherglade can also be "attached" to a button on your website and then when the button is clicked, the UI will show up in a modal!
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vertoc
9y ago
If you're sending it directly to someone else, there's no concept of chargebacks. However, if you are sending it to a smart contract, the contract can implement refund functionality. Admittedly, I don't know of any smart cont
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vertoc
9y ago
You can! Just sign up and put in your address and then you can put Etherglade on your website with your address and accept payments/donations
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9y ago
Oh interesting! Thanks for the link - will definitely be following that, I think it's a really good idea. My one fear is that some websites will try to trick users with dark patterns that their purchase is 1 time but will actually be a
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9y ago
Yes, that's exactly how it works! Once you paste in the ABI, you can pass in a function name and any parameters to Etherglade and the UI will reflect that :) See the docs here: https://etherglade.readme.io/docs/sma
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9y ago
It's a bit hard to do currently - there's no "pull" support for any Ethereum wallets right now, so the user has to approve every request manually and usually has to be on the site for the site to even make the request. H
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vertoc
9y ago
Planning to write a blog post soon! :)
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9y ago
Hey all! Earlier this year, I launched a parody ICO called PonziCoin ( http://ponzicoin.co ), and I found that it was fairly difficult to easily accept Ethereum on a site and support all the major wallets (hardware, web, mobile) s
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Show HN: Etherglade – Accept Ethereum on your site in minutes
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Show HN: TryContracts – A fun Ethereum intro, try a smart contract in 2 minutes
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SEC Launches Cryptocurrency Probe
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9y ago
I made a spreadsheet to figure this out and the reason I dont mention that risk more is that is only at risk of happening after around 900 tokens are sold - until then the contract will always enough ETH. If 900 tokens are sold, the contrac
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Show HN: PonziCoin, a transparent, decentralized Ponzi Scheme you can trust
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9y ago
This is a stand-alone headset I believe - it doesn’t need a seperate computer to run
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Ask HN: What company would you most want to work for as a new grad?
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Ask HN: What are some good books about the founding of companies?
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10y ago
I'm a little confused... you say "I have no problem with promo codes for new customers. Zero. None." but that's exactly what they are doing... the $10 credit is only for new customers to DO
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11y ago
Awesome, I go there! Always cool to here from someone in the area, and interesting to see things from a landlord perspective
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