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Fetch (YC S15) is hiring senior software engineers (Atlanta, hybrid)
(ycombinator.com)
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Fetch (YC S15) Is Hiring
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Fetch (YC S15) Is Hiring a UI Designer
(workatastartup.com)
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6y ago
Fair point. We genuinely appreciate the comments and find a lot of value in the feedback.
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6y ago
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Chargeback protection is nice in that you can somewhat set it and forget it. But, there are a few drawbacks including having a tax on every purchase. (0.4% - 1.0% of gross revenue adds up!) Chargeback prote
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I don't believe we necessarily complete with MaxMind. MaxMind helps determine transactions that may be fraudulent. I've used the product in the past and found it helpful. Sift is another good option. UpUp provides you with method
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Thanks for the feedback and story! Our recommendation is that most businesses should be prepared to offer a few options for payment or identity verification. In your case, your family member may have been better suited doing something like
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We're working on the API, but decided to launch before it was ready for public consumption. Would be great to learn about your use case and give you access. Could you reach out contact @ upupapp.io?
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Hey! Thanks for the comment and support. Glad to provide any motivation. Building is part of the fun :-) Best of luck with your project, and reach out if we can be of any help.
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Thanks for your comment/question. 3D secure is helpful and would be redundant. We found that 3D secure support is a bit nebulous across platforms and also dependent upon the implementation. (Javascript vs API vs your ecommerce platform
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Thank you :-) That's helpful feedback, and we genuinely appreciate your support. Feel free to reach out to us contact @ upupapp.io if you'd like to chat more. Would be great to hear more about your experience in this area.
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Thanks for the question! I'm also on the team that worked on UpUp. Yes, we built the product with the idea of integrating with multiple platforms and processors. We also plan to launch an API soon to enable verifications to be triggere
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Thank you for sharing this. The insights and details you share here will help many future founders. I'm sorry things didn't end up in the exact way your team may have hoped. I hope you can take pride in everything you accomplished
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Fetch (YC S15) Is Hiring a Head of Growth in Atlanta
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Fetch (YC S15) is hiring software engineers in Atlanta
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Fetch | Full Stack Engineer | Atlanta | Onsite | Full-time Fetch is a YC and VC-backed transportation startup that provides an automated, self-service marketplace for renting trucks. We recently launched in several new cities and are seekin
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This seems like the most thoughtful response. Salary cuts and freezes, while painful and unfortunate, do happen. If you're financially stable, enjoying your time and continuing to learn, stick around. It may be an informative experienc
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10y ago
After reading Only the Paranoid Survive and High Output Management, I have a deep respect for Andy Grove and the work he did to make Intel an enduring company. He'll be missed.
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11y ago
As others have mentioned, dedicated IPs are anything but a panacea for deliverability. There is an incredible amount of care and planning that must be taken when using a dedicated IP. Shared IPs that are well managed (ie no spammers) are of
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11y ago
Garry! Garry! Garry! Thanks for all you do for YC and the community. Congratulations on your new adventures!
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This is a good idea. Try to launch as soon as possible, even without IE support. Especially, if the product works fine with other browsers.
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Fantastic news. Congrats Jared!
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Firefox support is coming very, very soon.
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Automatic recording is coming very, very soon!
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Good feedback. Thanks! Agreed on the pricing model. We'd prefer to not have a bad pricing model be a reason you need to host yourself. Perhaps, it means some type of elastic pricing where you have a base plan and pay per additional at
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Thanks for the questions! Price - TBD, but most likely a free tier + a pro tier (eventually).We are thinking something around $50 to a few hundred $ a month, based on the number of simultaneous attendees in the room. Right now, service is f
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We think webinar software is generally outdated and overly complex. So, we decided to build webinar and broadcasting software we'd want to use. We only support Chrome right now and have lots of features we need to add, but would love a
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Show HN: Simpler alternative to WebEx and GoToWebinar, built with WebRTC
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Interview with Lukas Biewald, Founder and CEO of CrowdFlower [video]
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Really interesting talk. Skip to the last 5 minutes for the history, and appropriate use, of the "hamburger" menu icon.
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