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storage.courtlistener.com 3y ago

SEC vs. Coinbase [pdf]

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medium.com 8y ago

Introducing GiveCrypto.org

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www.macstories.net 8y ago

Apple Announces WWDC 2018 June 4-8 in San Jose

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developer.apple.com 8y ago

WWDC 2018 June 4-8

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krausefx.com 8y ago

Attacks against iOS third party SDKs

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blog.atom.io 8y ago

The State of Atom's Performance

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envoy.com 8y ago

Automated package management using Google Vision OCR

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www.macstories.net 8y ago

iOS 11: The MacStories Review

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cloudplatform.googleblog.com 8y ago

Introducing Network Service Tiers

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developer.apple.com 9y ago

Apple Worldwide Dev Conference 2017 announced

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blog.instapaper.com 9y ago

Instapaper is joining Pinterest

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blog.agilebits.com 9y ago

Introducing 1Password individual subscription

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blog.heroku.com 10y ago

Announcing Heroku Free SSL Beta and Flexible Dyno Hours

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www.washingtonpost.com 10y ago

Apple VP: The FBI wants to roll back safeguards that keep us ahead of criminals

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www.facebook.com 10y ago

The SHA-1 Sunset

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envoy.co 10y ago

Envoy Passport, easier visitor sign-in

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www.nylas.com 10y ago

Nylas N1 – extensible open-source mail client

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nest.com 10y ago

Nest Thermostat 3rd gen

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gaming.youtube.com 10y ago

YouTube Gaming

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on.google.com 10y ago

OnHub

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robrhinehart.com 10y ago

How I Gave Up Alternating Current

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max.levch.in 11y ago

The Story behind Max Levchin's Affirm

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fortune.com 11y ago

Pinterest lets employees exercise options 7 years after leaving

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www.theverge.com 11y ago

New Motorola E has LTE for $149

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stackedit.io 11y ago

StackEdit – in-browser markdown editor

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sandofsky.com 11y ago

Agile development in mobile apps

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www.theverge.com 11y ago

iOS 8.0.1 released

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www.microsoft.com 11y ago

Microsoft buys Minecraft for 2.5B

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blog.trello.com 12y ago

Trello is now Trello, Inc

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squareup.com 12y ago

Square Invoices

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GBTC has no redemption mechanism, you can wrap more BTC into GBTC but not the other way around. For ETFs this is what solves the arb. You can do your arb but you still need to offload GBTC at some point and the only option is to another buyer of GBTC.

There's a big difference between AWS Aurora and AWS RDS PG. Both are managed services.

Amazon supports PG 12 and 13 is in beta. Aurora is Amazon's fork of Postgres which has different storage and replication so will always be behind.

Coinbase (YC S12)| Cryptocurrency and Payments Engineering | San Francisco, Chicago, London | Full-time | Onsite & Remote

At Coinbase our vision is to bring more innovation, efficiency, and equality of opportunity to the world by building an open financial system.

We’re looking for people to join our Payments Engineering team. Payments team is one of the most mission-critical engineering teams at Coinbase and is in charge of connecting our products with a wide variety of blockchain networks in a reliable, secure, and extensible way. In this role, you’ll be at the center of the team that connects the world’s largest crypto exchange to new assets and integrate new fiat payment rails to the Coinbase platform.

Questions or want to say hi? Reach out to us directly: namrata.ganatra+hn@coinbase.com

Here are some projects that you will be working on:

1)Integrating with cutting-edge Blockchain networks to add new Crypto assets on the platform

2) Scaling our real-time payments-processing platform that millions of users across the world rely on every day.

3) Building microservices for transactions processing and integrating with payment processors for international expansion

4) Implement self-correcting and fault-tolerant systems to provide reliability over unreliable providers.

5) Provide real-time balances and positions for accounts on the Coinbase platform

Tech Stack: Ruby, Rust, Java, GoLang, Postgres, Distributed systems, MongoDB, Redis, Docker

To learn more about who we are, our engineering culture, and whether this is the right place for you, read our Key Values profile: https://www.keyvalues.com/coinbase

See openings here https://coinbase.com/careers

I have no problems with a gigabit symmetrical line on ERLite-3. UniFi Security Gateway is the same hardware but in a nicer interface that works with UniFi APs & Switches if you want to go that route but you have to also host a controller. You can also upgrade to a ER-4 for a much faster CPU but I don't think you need to.

Coinbase | San Francisco, New York, London UK | Full-time | https://www.coinbase.com/careers

Coinbase is a platform that facilitates the easy use of digital currency for consumers and merchants. This includes buying and selling of digital currency, secure storage in the cloud, and a suite of merchant tools. Moving and transacting financial assets safely is core to executing on our vision and building our brand of trust.

We’re hiring for a range of positions and teams:

* Senior backend/frontend/full stack engineers

* iOS and Android mobile engineers

* Interns

* Engineering Managers

Coinbase started as Rails app and is powered by many open source projects. We’re happy to contribute back to the community via the Coinbase Open Source Fund: https://engineering.coinbase.com/introducing-coinbase-open-s...

Please check our careers page for more details on the teams, requirements and apply for what excites you: https://www.coinbase.com/careers

Envoy | All types of software engineering jobs | San Francisco, CA and distributed | Full-time | https://envoy.com

We're on a mission to create the office of the future and visitor management is just the beginning. We already launched our second product (Deliveries).

We’re building a world where you know instantly when packages are delivered; where your office unlocks securely and automatically when you arrive; where you can book a meeting room simply by walking through the door.

We have 1/3rd of our team working full-time remotely but continental US time zones are preferred so we can easily collaborate.

Our stack is built on Ruby&Rails, PostgreSQL, Redis, Elixir, JavaScript (Ember, React Native), and a few more things. We’re currently hosted on Heroku with some AWS (mostly Lambda) though we are constantly reevaluating as we scale.

We value being a top-notch organization with a strong engineering-driven culture, and have the same high standards with our code, systems, and people. We value learning and growth (and not being bored) and hire diverse, well-rounded, communicative people we can envision being friends with and trusting.

You can get more info on our jobs page https://envoy.com/jobs/ Or just apply to https://goo.gl/GEy3JE and we’ll make sure to get back to you.

You are technically true but if you don't have internet connection to get the almanac (future position of satellites) you have to wait 12.5 minutes to download it very slowly from the GPS itself. That's what parent was saying. It works but the time-to-fix is very high.

Try Capture One since they have specific support for X-Trans since version 10. Or if you want to continue Lightroom you can bulk transfer the raw files with Irident X-Transformer then import them in Lightroom. Only worth it if you really want the best quality.

It is a good investment until due to mismanagement they don't make enough revenue to pay up. PREPA is already in default on their bonds so I don't see how they can convince anyone to lend them even more money. The previous bondholders probably have dibs on the income stream already.

How is it unfair ? They are in a totally different business.

ISPs are providing a service to their users: the internet. Their users pay for internet access (not just a certain subset) and they decide that they want to use the bandwidth for Youtube or Facebook. 5mbps on a "cable in the snow" is 5mbps regardless if it's coming from Youtube or Netflix or some indie company.

Envoy | San Francisco | ONSITE + REMOTE | Salary $115-170k + Equity | https://envoy.com

We're on a mission to create the office of the future. Simplifying sign-in and decluttering deliveries is just the beginning. We're building a world where Envoy automates mundane tasks throughout the workplace, so you can work on what matters.

We just launched our new product (Deliveries) that allows offices to easily track their packages from their mobile phone: https://envoy.com/deliveries/

We're looking for:

- Backend engineers with experience with Rails and/or Phoenix

- React Native engineers (or Android/iOS engineers looking for a new challenge)

- Front-end engineers (We are mainly using Ember)

- Product designers

- Product managers

- Customer ambassador

You can apply to any of the positions visiting our jobs page https://envoy.com/jobs/

My email is in my hackernews profile, you can email me for questions!

Afaik AV wouldn't even protect against WannaCry until after its signature was already in the wild, when it was too late. But Windows update would've prevented the SMB hole by which it spread in networks.