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    Jan 30

    We’ve added official TypeScript support to our Node.js library. 🎉 You now have type errors, autocompletion for API fields and params, in-editor documentation, and much more! Get started at and catch those errors early. 📝

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    Jan 31

    To be fair, this was a super helpful error message. Thanks !

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    Jan 29

    If you’re using Stripe Corporate Card check out the new virtual card feature. It’s in the dashboard. (Instantly issue a new card not tied to a particular human, in case you want to put all the SaaS on one card, have a card just for AWS, make per-team purchasing cards, etc.)

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  4. Improving access to opportunity and supporting geographic mobility are among the world's biggest challenges. We're running a bunch of billboards across California this week to support , the bill that would enable vastly expanded housing supply across the state.

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  5. Google Books is the most frustrating product I use on a regular basis. It’s *almost* incredible (search all books instantly!). But instead it feels like what you’d get if JSTOR ran Wikipedia.

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  6. (Separately, I *also* love the way that errors -- like the one here -- include a debug URL. In addition to helping the developer fix things, access patterns to those URLs give us practical telemetry about what's causing confusion so that we can make improvements.)

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  7. The Stripe API now makes suggestions in response to misspellings!

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    25 Sep 2019

    Inbox: "How does Stripe maintain a high level of polish?" Some thoughts, in my personal capacity as someone who writes code occasionally and knows a bit of the story but isn't involved in it daily:

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    Jan 21

    What can we learn from history’s most impactful organisations, from the Enlightenment to the Apollo Mission? Excited to host a reading group on “Organising Genius”. Reading list here:

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  10. In our survey last quarter, 85% of Capital users rated their satisfaction 7/7. We're excited to continue expanding access over the course of 2020!

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  11. "In 2016, a study […] determined by radiocarbon dating of crystals within the lens of their eyes that the oldest of the animals that they sampled, which also was the largest, had lived for 392 ± 120 years and was consequently born between 1504 and 1744."

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  13. The Economist: bad housing policy is “the West’s biggest economic policy mistake”.

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  15. I love the clarity, brevity, and simplicity of this memo about the design of the Alto's OS: . What are similarly good examples of clear architectural writing for ambitious technical systems?

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  16. The world’s third largest company goes carbon negative. Kudos to Microsoft.

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  17. Building great developer products is hard. If you think you’d be good at it, we’d love to chat.

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    Jan 13

    Woa. deems "the most economically transformative legislation of the Trump era". Agreed. California is the 5th largest economy in the world and is the first proposed solution that matches the scale of the housing crisis.

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  20. I asked Tony Fadell about the iPod timeline for my fast project page. Summary: 😯.

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