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by iwaffles 7y ago
What’s the advantage to using this over the official tesla app? Typing “please lock my car” seems like so much more effort than tapping “lock” in the app.
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by iwaffles 8y ago
I don't think the fees stack like that. The terminal page says 2.7% + $0.05 per transaction. I believe that Stripe Connect doesn't take an extra fee, at least not in my experience.
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by iwaffles 8y ago
We spent a lot of time building a terminal at Sidestep on top of Stripe (and a few other processors). Everything on the in-person payment level was done through an iOS or Android device. The hardest part wasn't managing devices (they c
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by iwaffles 8y ago
Not entirely true. They shifted focus on mobile to continue making mobile software for other OSes.
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by iwaffles 8y ago
He even made a public comment "Ford is trying to kill SEX" https://jalopnik.com/ford-killed-sex-1585513454
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by iwaffles 8y ago
It is. For both legitimate and nefarious uses. Bigger software/game devs still use bittorrent to distribute patches and updates—World of Warcraft is an example.
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by iwaffles 8y ago
So in my last company, we tried so many different CRMs. Salesforce, Salesforce IQ, Close.io, Pipedrive, and more. What we discovered that none of them allowed us to work the way that we wanted. Integrating with some of their APIs was more w
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Show HN: Pickle – a smarter address book for you and your startup(picklecrm.com)
7 points by iwaffles 8y ago|3 comments
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by iwaffles 8y ago
Awesome, thanks for sharing and thank you for the feedback! Whomever implements Whats New into their website/app can pass in any data they'd like as the identifier (hash, email, id, nickname, etc) as long as it's unique. Grea
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by iwaffles 8y ago
Hi everyone, I've put together Whats New App to scratch my own itch. It's a simple way to let your users know what's new in your app/website by copy/pasting a javascript snippet. When it detects an existing user (id
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Show HN: Whats New – A hosted way to let your users know what's new(whatsnewapp.herokuapp.com)
4 points by iwaffles 8y ago|3 comments
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Ask HN: Is open sourcing my side project a good way to get traction?
4 points by iwaffles 8y ago|2 comments
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by iwaffles 8y ago
I'd love to know how you end up with this! I'm in the process of accepting new work myself. Feel free to reach out – email in profile.
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by iwaffles 8y ago
For those of you with kids: 1. Do your kids prefer using an iPad over a computer with a keyboard? 2. Do you prefer them to use an iPad over a laptop?
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by iwaffles 9y ago
One of the things I like the least about all of these boxes (Apple TV, Xbox, Roku) is the need to type in a password in front of everyone in the room using a joystick or the arrows. The whole concept of a keyboard on a screen that's us
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by iwaffles 9y ago
Interacting with documentation is such a cool way to actually learn. I know many people–myself included–that learn from trial and error; reading simply doesn't cut it. I'm excited to see this go further than just express. It'
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by iwaffles 10y ago
I haven't had any issues with the 5K monitor and it's about 3 feet from the router. At least for me it works incredibly well.
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by iwaffles 10y ago
Sidestep Technologies | Ruby on Rails Engineer | Los Angeles, CA | http://jobs.sidestepapp.com We're hiring a Rails engineer to help build out Sidestep. We work with Artists to help them sell merch and VIP experiences to th
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by iwaffles 11y ago
Sidestep is hiring web developers for front end, fullstack and backend positions. We're a small startup that focuses on the live entertainment industry with much of our footing working with musicians like Fall Out Boy, 30 Seconds to Ma
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by iwaffles 11y ago
Great explanation!
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by iwaffles 11y ago
Been using Tonic for a few months now and it's been very useful and incredibly easy to test things out. Tested out an idea quickly with Twilio, demoed an API in another notebook, and prototyped a new feature from my iPad while on an ai
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by iwaffles 11y ago
This is really awesome. I've managed to do something similar, but for the Washington Capitals. When the game starts the lights change to the color of the home team, and when they score the flash. I'm using a little web scraper to
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by iwaffles 12y ago
Swaw reminds me of http://storehouse.co
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by iwaffles 12y ago
Seems pretty neat, like what you're doing here, NubeDeArroz! I like how simple you've kept it. I built a similar service a few years ago to send invoices to clients directly: http://betterinvoices.com – we were one of
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by iwaffles 12y ago
The article starts off by setting a negative tone. "If you’re reading my blog, there’s a decent chance that I know more about Objective-C than you do. I have opinions about it. You should take them seriously even if you disagree. &quot
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by iwaffles 12y ago
The Times They Are a-Changin'
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by iwaffles 12y ago
The good news is that there's no good way that Apple can stop Android devices (or other devices with BTLE) from broadcasting or detecting iBeacons. Glad to see that the source code is still available to fork.
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by iwaffles 12y ago
Seems like a cool service, but I don't understand the quality of the sales people. What experience do they have? What have they sold before?
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by iwaffles 12y ago
Seems like an odd way to show off a technology boasting speed when it's cracking under the load. Can anyone confirm if it's running on hippyvm?
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by iwaffles 13y ago
I went outside. It's bright out there. There were strange creatures walking and making noises.

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