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(I work on Standard Treasury) Screen and HTML scraping is pretty standard for getting information out of bank systems. That's even primarily what Yodlee does! It's a lot harder to work directly with the banks, but in the long-term
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(I work on Standard Treasury) The first one is definitely something that will happen once a bank partner of ours launches the white labeled service. Electronic checks (ACH) are usually a flat, several cents, fee. Unfortunately, debits are l
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Not to be flip, but I haven't found that MasterCard or Visa are particular great at data analysis. Additionally, I would be surprised if MasterCard could easily figure out the information you suggest from the data they get. I could be
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I find this to be a really interesting business decision for MasterCard. MasterCard cannot offer this service directly on their information systems because of there own rules and the antitrust consent decree. So what have they done? They&#x
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Oddly, the Reuters article and headline changed (and then the moderators appropriately changed the HN headline). That's also why so many of the comments below, particularly those referencing the 300 number, don't make much sense.
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Obama does not feel Americans' privacy violated
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I'm just not sure there are easy answers in any direction here. Should they have the program at all? If they should, did they choose the right parameters? If the parameters are right, is the oversight adequate to both preventing misuse
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What I have always loved about the original spec is ( https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2616 ): 10.4.3 402 Payment Required This code is reserved for future use. Reminds that you that the idea, and the problem, of accepting payments o
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Accidental Rewilding: How humanitarian disasters are good for nature
(aeonmagazine.com)
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U.S. Is Secretly Collecting Records of Verizon Calls
(nytimes.com)
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My best friend and I actually run a ~100 person listserv to this end. We call it "Feed Your Brain" and people send out interesting articles, music, poetry, etc, they find on the internet. Sometimes there is a great discussion or debate, som
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Laurene Powell Jobs and Anonymous Giving in Silicon Valley
(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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Daniel Dennett's seven tools for thinking
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Hiring Brilliant Women Engineers Starts With The Job Listing
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Speeding Up SSH Session Creation
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Stripe Partners With Parse To Integrate Mobile Payments For App Developers
(techcrunch.com)
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Stripe: new mobile libraries and Parse integration
(stripe.com)
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I would love to make a scatterplot and also run a few other statistical models on the data. Unfortunately, hitlab.org is not up and, more generally, medical studies have a much lower data replication standard than some of the social science
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At $3 Million, New Award Gives Medical Researchers a Dose of Celebrity
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The Alluring Myth of the Tax-Fleeing Millionaire
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Knight News Challenge:How to improve the way citizens and governments interact?
(newschallenge.org)
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Support emails do not go to the support@ mailing list, they're handled through a helpdesk management tool that allows us to see full contact history, etc.
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Miniature satellite to map global vegetation
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Protodata—a language for generating binary data
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CSS3 and CSS4
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Generating complex XML that can be imported into gmail's filter settings
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What Separates a Great Programmer and a True Master
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The Scientific Method Of The Mind [video]
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Academic reference inflation has set in, and everyone is simply wonderful
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Caring on Stolen Time: A Nursing Home Diary
(dissentmagazine.org)
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