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by pjan 4y ago
Spreedly, TokenEx, Very Good Security are some that I'm aware of. I'm surprised Stripe hasn't come with their own multi-processing router solution for enterprises at this point; whichever major payment processor who would do
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by pjan 4y ago
Again, in my understanding is Stripe not forcing you to—-as a EEA business——settle USD in a US domiciled account; you can settle the USD in an EEA domiciled account and not incur the cost. If you then want to repatriate the money to the US
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by pjan 4y ago
Banks starting to charge more for (crossborder) transfer, Visa/MC charge more for tokenized card payments, which they mandate adoption of, and most likely more of this.
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by pjan 4y ago
> Ideally, you'll support at least two providers you can switch between, if you can afford the development of supporting two It is however not that simple if you want to remember your customers payment information, and don’t want an
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by pjan 4y ago
As far as I understand, you can payout in USD on a EEA domiciled account, and you won’t be incurring any fees. It’s the crossborder settlement which they charge for, which I don’t think is crazy, as it just reflects the underlying costs Str
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Ask HN: Fascinating or unconventional company cultures and values
2 points by pjan 6y ago|0 comments
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Shelly – a programming language to draw in the browser(shelly.dev)
138 points by pjan 6y ago|40 comments
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by pjan 9y ago
Paidy | Platform Engineer & Data Engineer | Tokyo, Japan | ONSITE | VISA We’re hiring Scala Engineers to scale, support and contribute to the continued building of our financial services, including our core product – Paidy. Paidy is Jap
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Medium app update publicly shames developer(imgur.com)
7 points by pjan 11y ago|8 comments
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Docker Mail: an oss full mail server in a single docker container(github.com)
1 points by pjan 11y ago|0 comments
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by pjan 12y ago
No, it is not! I share my time over Singapore and Japan, and no one ever touches your stuff in both places; not during a bathroom break, not even during a lunch break when people leave their shiny macbooks to keep their seats warm. This imm
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Web turns 25: Robert Calliau, the other inventor(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by pjan 13y ago|0 comments
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by pjan 13y ago
In Belgium you get paid to do a PhD. For engineers it is competitive to market rates, for all other majors it's even much higher than what they receive in the private sector (but harder to get into/less possibilities. This also ap
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Japan Studies Regulation of Bitcoin After Mt. Gox Goes Dark(dealbook.nytimes.com)
1 points by pjan 13y ago|0 comments
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by pjan 13y ago
Also: Japan authorities looking into closure of Mt. Gox bitcoin exchange http://www.reuters.com/article/2014/02/26/bitcoin-mtgox-japa...
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Japan authorities looking into closure of Mt. Gox Bitcoin exchange(reuters.com)
1 points by pjan 13y ago|0 comments
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by pjan 13y ago
I do believe Mark Karpelès' LinkedIn Summary is due for an update: "... I have a long experience in company creation, and experienced almost any imaginable kind of trouble. Now is the time to create something that will be solid en
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by pjan 13y ago
For those interested: page 8 unredacted... http://imgur.com/aU5mCVP
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by pjan 13y ago
Based in Japan here. First, I don't think the author claims that the risk is the same; quite the opposite IMO. He clearly states that getting a high exit is very difficult here, that sales cycles are longer, ... which, all the same, ma
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by pjan 13y ago
While technologically fascinating, is it just me or are we creating a really sad sad world, where we eliminate all human interaction and pollute or skies with these ugly annoying things. I wholeheartedly hopes this fails as hard as possible
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by pjan 13y ago
A classic case of Singapore indoctrination. Living there myself, I can tell you that customer service and efficiency is just plain bad - the level of service you get in most stores would require most of them to close down if they were to be
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Rotate the world(jasondavies.com)
316 points by pjan 13y ago|71 comments
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by pjan 13y ago
Same thing here: it's used as a negative hiring signal by some, but that doesn't validate their thinking. These generalisations are a huge risk for loosing out on potential talent...
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by pjan 13y ago
"Why having an over-simplified title/line-of-thought gets you more clicks" An MBA doesn't invalidate their previous experience. An MBA doesn't specialise a person or decreases his/her usefulness to only C-level
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by pjan 13y ago
I really don't get these coding interviews. I can't imagine a construction engineering company asking their applicants to do a construction calculation in an interview, and in this case, bad design can actually kill people (as opp
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by pjan 13y ago
I thought the Guardian article was ok-ish - it was hitting the point, yet interspersed with anecdotes and definitely clickbait titled. The worst was BBC's documentary (which I would expect to be of high quality and standards) that was
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Sex myths without substance: Mislabelling Japan(independent.co.uk)
7 points by pjan 13y ago|2 comments
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Fukushima water contamination worsens after typhoon, Strontium found, 70x limits(jiji.com)
3 points by pjan 13y ago|1 comments
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by pjan 13y ago
How about "Human Resource Depletion"? The system only works when there's growth... a huge decline in population (hence births, hence sexual activity ...) is the biggest fear of all governments, as it deflates the foundations
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Francois Englert & Peter W. Higgs awarded Nobel Prize in Physics(nbcnews.com)
1 points by pjan 13y ago|0 comments

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