yeah, the PR is totally unclear about how they got hacked, or if they even know
HN user
presty
I am no one.
yes, they literally logged everyone out, removed 2FA, and on the new login, users had to re-add 2FA
for what is worth, Amazon already won a few golden globes:
3 this year https://www.geekwire.com/2021/amazon-takes-3-golden-globes-i...
a few more in the past with Fleabag and others
As a Snr Eng in one of the FAANG, my _personal_ list:
- interesting problem domain (which does not necessarily mean trendy): this is about selling to others why the problem and your company matters
- equity/career progression: (controversial comment incoming...) a strong Snr in a FAANG will most likely be a CTO/VP type of leader in a startup, so provide generous equity
- freedom in terms of decision making: present (business) problems and let people go and tackle them, you don't want to be micromanaging
- freedom in terms of work/life balance: let people manage their schedules, being fully remote, location independent - stuff that most FAANGs will struggle to compete with
Does anyone know how exactly is the Police integration done with Rekognition? I mean, they must have it integrated into their IT systems, right? Who did that integration? AWS itself? Or some consulting companies? Or the PD's Tech Department?
it's ironic that 8 is the chinese number for luck
The OP needs to put a date on the article, because AFAIK things are very different in 2019.
Also, it's interesting how they equate "experimentation" with "open source".
Quote of the Day:
"The seventy percent of New Yorkers who supported Amazon and now vent their anger also bear responsibility and must learn that the silent majority should not be silent because they can lose to the vocal minority and self-interested politicians."
When Condoleezza Rice was appointed to the board of Dropbox
Cryptocurrency projects.
I recommend http://minuscode.com
I googled and it's probably this one http://www.thewoodworkingpodcast.com
i prefer his most recent talk and q&a https://youtu.be/ob-LJqPQEJ4
A few years ago I co-started http://www.bitcoinpulse.com. I had to take it down last year after running out of time to deal with it, but I've recently brought back a simplified version.
While the traffic is insignificant at the moment, I'd like to believe that the brand is still strong and a small push could revive the traffic.
The twitter account https://twitter.com/bitcoinpulse has a small following - there are a few known people from the bitcoin community (but the vast majority seem like "bot" accounts).
It's written in clojure/script and hosted on heroku.
I'll take offers in bitcoin (obviously). Any interested parties can email me at info@bitcoinpulse.com
personally, Dali's theater museum is my favorite museum in the whole world and definitely something to check if you are in barcelona/figueres
Sid Meier's Civilization V
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Brendan Eich, former CEO of Mozilla
related article that I stumbled upon the other day http://goplifer.com/2016/01/02/why-i-live-in-a-white-neighbo...
Not to mention that he had built several other things prior to starting Facebook.
There's also a lot of libs/services he can use
And if he needs help in understanding or implementing something, he can always ask for some help from someone @ FB...
yes, transaction fees
I've been working on this since around the beginning of the year, still a lot of things missing, but might as well get some feedback since this "topic" has been getting a lot of attention (with BJ Novak's app and Fred's post and others): http://alpha.ohyeahlists.com/
as the url implies, it's still in alpha stage
not to mention that big companies also have in office gyms and classes (usually yoga)
and many mid-size startups also provide those perks by budding up with gyms
I stand corrected. I now see that a bunch of people left, wth happeened w/ Factual's SF office?
For aphyr who's leaving Stripe
huh, you mean Factual
again with this? jobs was never ceo of pixar...
will the customers be able to rate the deliverer à la uber?
is it just me or this article points to a huge lack of technical leadership inside twitter?
I wonder how much allowing things drag for so long cost the company? millions in salaries?