I’m a software engineer with three years of experience, working at Square, a public tech company in San Francisco. I make $130,000, plus $47,500 in stock, for a total of $177,500 a year. I didn’t… | Continue reading
In the energy industry, the speed of organic growth is typically glacial, but our planet doesn’t have time to wait for change. | Continue reading
Earlier this year, Drausin Wulsin and I set out to solve the issue of medical record portability for patients in the United States. What… | Continue reading
The previous article in this series was Part 5.1 — Input Validation, Output Encoding and Parameterized Queries. | Continue reading
Another week, another tech layoff. Is anyone even surprised? How can the startup community better manage the aftermath? | Continue reading
It’s not every day that I find myself in front of a crowd~700 strong, plus however many thousands tuned in via a YouTube livestream… | Continue reading
What neuroscience teaches us about making machines accountable. | Continue reading
Proof is a DIY badge creation tool built for communities to easily design and mint their own non-fungible, non-transferable badges and… | Continue reading
Ginni Thomas is her own woman. The fact that her husband is an Associate Justice on the Supreme court has never prevented her from sharing… | Continue reading
This is a story of how we got featured on the front page of Hacker News and Medium which resulted in 46,000+ views, many new acquaintances… | Continue reading
Reinventing the financial incentives of organizations using Bonding Curves | Continue reading
Two weeks ago, Apple, Cloudflare, Firefox, and Fastly, quietly implemented and published ESNI (Encrypted Server Name Indication)… | Continue reading
An IPFS Tutorial | Continue reading
Dependency Injection, the right way! | Continue reading
The bosses are pinging you that the Rails app is slow. Customers are complaining. Panic sets in. People are upset. You start reaching for… | Continue reading
In May of 1967, a former CIA officer named Tom Braden published a confession in the Saturday Evening Post under the headline, “I’m glad the CIA is ‘immoral.’” Braden confirmed what journalists had… | Continue reading
Building a scalable React UI Kit supporting different themes using Storybook and Styled Components. | Continue reading
With this post you'll learn how to rewrite the whole history of a branch. In other words: undoing all commits but keeping their changes. | Continue reading
When we look 5, 10, maybe 25 years into the future, we see workplaces where employees are using software that amplifies their efforts and… | Continue reading
One everything bagel, toasted until golden-brown, gently buttered with onion cream-cheese; it’s the most essential part of my weekday routine. It kick-starts the mental gears after a fitful sleep… | Continue reading
Part 1 of 7. We look at common reasons startups fail. Case studies are included to provide real-world examples of the insights we discuss. | Continue reading
Building products is a creative and sometimes messy process. It requires entrepreneurs and product managers to balance coming up with… | Continue reading
By Luc Vincent, VP of Autonomous Technology | Continue reading
The great depression of 2008 and democracy being hacked in 2016 and two lasting impacts on the psyche of Millennials and their younger… | Continue reading
I’m a software engineer with three years of experience, working at Square, a public tech company in San Francisco. I make $130,000, plus $47,500 in stock, for a total of $177,500 a year. I didn’t… | Continue reading
You don’t need to build a product to learn whether customers will use it—you just need to ask the right questions from Day One. | Continue reading
We recently unveiled Pydio Cells, a full rewrite of our open source software for file sync-and-share using the Go language. | Continue reading
Most AI/Data Science companies are hiring Data Scientists who can code as data engineers. | Continue reading
We are surrounded by funded startups that run our world. They live on our phones, our desktops, and everywhere in between. Some are no… | Continue reading
Let’s write a simple slot machine game! | Continue reading
Apple’s Cull of Digital Health Apps | Continue reading
A product manager wears many hats. You need to be a facilitator, a project manager, a dealmaker, a stand-in UX expert and many more things… | Continue reading
This is the second article in my series on how I created a Bitcoin price prediction algorithm. Now I’m sharing everything that I’ve… | Continue reading
⚡️ THE LONDON WORLD BLOCKCHAIN FORUM | Continue reading
Let me start by saying that this will be the last article exploring peculiarities of Perl 6’s maths functions. I promise. At least for a… | Continue reading
Deploying your Django web app can be as easy as printing ‘Hello World!’ or as hard as talking to attractive girls… * Cough, cough *… | Continue reading
Money is one of the oldest technologies ever created, dating back to 3,000 B.C when we shifted from self-sufficient villages who rely on… | Continue reading
A cafe in Amsterdam looks exactly like a cafe in New York City, or on Instagram: reclaimed wood, clean lines, and a sea of MacBooks. What, if anything, is “authentic” about this aesthetic? | Continue reading
We could not find what you were looking for on Medium. | Continue reading
At Shore Suite, our Ruby on Rails front-end is largely React-based, interfacing directly with an API built in Ruby Sinatra + Grape… | Continue reading
Cool, the breezy air carrying the salty, fresh smell of the ocean. | Continue reading
Square’s Bitcoin Cold Storage Solution | Continue reading
dYdX has raised a Series A round led by Chris Dixon at a16z crypto and Olaf Carlson-Wee at Polychain. | Continue reading
We checked the licenses used by the 1200 NPM packages tracked by Best of JavaScript, taking into account the deep tree of dependencies. | Continue reading
I love riding my bike to work, but the question of whether it was safe to put my laptop in my bike basket always nagged at me. Online… | Continue reading
Build a culture of review based on agreed-upon principles, and you’ll build a culture of high throughput, high impact software engineering | Continue reading
It sounds like a riddle: “The UI that isn’t UX.” There’s a punchline in there somewhere, right? Sadly, no. | Continue reading
In which I pretend to know stuff about security and email. And whine about Microsoft (although I didn’t mean to when I started to write… | Continue reading