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npcomplete
12y ago
Absolutely. There's nothing wrong with differing from the interviewer so long as you can clearly articulate the issue.
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My favorite question to the programming language expert
(linkedin.com)
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npcomplete
12y ago
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npcomplete
13y ago
Encryption algorithms are fraud filters are very very different (as you already mentioned). Most functions used are one way and the inverse is (to the best of our current knowledge) intractable (or to be more technical - their complexity cl
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npcomplete
13y ago
Happy to hear this about Mozilla and I hope other companies follow the same culture. Balanced cannot possibly be completely open in the sense you refer to since it is a financial services company. For example, the fraud filtering algorithms
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Did you just fail the conditional reverse Turing test?
(g16n.com)
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npcomplete
13y ago
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npcomplete
14y ago
(I work for Balanced) Just a simple thing to keep bots and Nigerian princess promising giant riches for small exchange of name/address/ssn/bank account/horoscope off. Also, we have explicit emails from people who decoded and it and found it
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npcomplete
14y ago
Thanks for bringing this up. I responded here: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5339604 . There's no unique way of solving this and you have a pretty good suggestion
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npcomplete
14y ago
Good to know and thanks for the input. I would assume this is a corner case and does not represent a typical situation. In this case, one could just send in the zip code for avs match. AVS will return specific codes related to postal code m
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npcomplete
14y ago
You can save a bunch of fields in the form (and has nothing to do with fraud): 1. Given postal code, asking for city and state is pretty much useless. There is a unique mapping from postal code -> city, state. Maxmind used to have free
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npcomplete
14y ago
Not sure what makes you think her job is not 'real'. Her title rocks and there's nothing unreal about it. And BTW, here are some 'real world titles': Jolly Good Fellow Intergalactic Federation King Almighty and Commander of the Universe. Ch
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npcomplete
14y ago
(I work for balanced) The buyer and seller were the same person. Instead of us focusing on the actual case and investigating it, the fraudster effectively distracted us on something completely different. May be, we should have clarified it
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Balanced, Social Engineering & Fraud: How we got fooled
(blog.balancedpayments.com)
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14y ago
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14y ago
(I work for balanced, I wrote the blog and handle fraud) I am sorry you had to deal with this. Of course, we look at all other signals and of course we use machine learning. What I posted was partial information. the list by no means is com
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npcomplete
14y ago
(balanced employee) You are 100% on the money. Customer support part of user experience is largely controlled by the marketplace. We would be happy to provide any guidance in this regard.
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(I wrote the post) I am not aware of any. That's actually one of the motivations to do this. Someone needs to start !
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(I wrote the post) Thanks! There are certain aspects of fraud which can be open and will definitely help the community of anti-fraudsters. This was our way of contributing something back.
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npcomplete
14y ago
Chad (disclaimer: I work for Balanced https://www.balancedpayments.com/ and we handle the payment processing for gittip. I mainly focus on fraud). It's wonderful you are doing this. It enable forms of donation other than via github. Not s
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Patterns for fast python - Guido's G+ post
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14y ago
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14y ago
Can we get the table of contents?
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Ask HN: Can university sites be shut down by SOPA?
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npcomplete
15y ago
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