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Adam Wathan

adamwathan

So about a month or so ago, Tailwind cracked 10 million total installs, which given its humble beginnings, completely blows my mind Here’s the story from the beginning, while it’s

Fake President Alexander Higgins

kr3at

Decompiling the SolarWinds Orion software with the embedded SUNBURST backdoor use to hack nearly the entire Gov, first thing I find: So the US Government is running software with

Albin Fontaine

albinfont

Our work is on @PLOSPathogens. “Modeling intra-mosquito dynamics of Zika virus and its dose-dependence confirms the low epidemic potential of Aedes albopictus”. Some words about Vector Competence and the risk

Robᵉʳᵗ Graham😷, provocateur

ErrataRob

1/ I've spent even longer in information security. I don't have to convince you of my credentials, as I've got 20 years of blogs and github repos that demonstrate them.This

Adam Marsden

AdamMarsdenUK

Hope you're all keeping well It's time for the weekly @dailydevlinks digest for developers, designers & makers Lots of reads & resources in this week's digest.Thread 2/

Simon Wardley

swardley

In the old days, this is how I use to organise ... by silos based around aptitude e.g. skillsets such as engineering and finance. There was always fight between silos

e. hashman

ehashdn

I am real mad about the Elastic relicense so I'm going to vent a bit. Say that I contributed some code to Elastic, under the original open source license. That

Nick Bull

nickbulljs

Are you a Junior Developer?Then you probably have one big disadvantage that often becomes the #1 reason why junior developers are not invited to job interviews↓ Nobody wants you without

Travis Wentworth, PhD

TravisIQ

Looking to get an MS or PhD in an Engineering/CS Discipline? Having spent 12 years in academics here’s what I would do! Time for a thread The #1 thing

Tristan Ahtone

Tahtone

1/ On this day in 1862, President Lincoln signed into law the first #MorrillAct, establishing land-grant colleges & universities. Now thriving, the institutions seldom ask who paid for their good

Oliver Jumpertz

oliverjumpertz

AWS Lambda is an awesome offering. You provide the code, AWS handles the infrastructure and execution for you.But where is your code actually executed? How does AWS do it?I recently

Yusuf

yusufcodes

Thread: How I learned JavaScript + React in 2020 - resources (Self studying helped me land my first Junior Dev role this year!)#100daysofcode #codenewbie #DEVCommunity I picked up Beginner JavaScript

Oliver Jumpertz

oliverjumpertz

AWS Lambda is an awesome offering. You provide the code, AWS handles the infrastructure and execution for you.But where is your code actually executed? How does AWS do it?I recently

Paul Emmanuel 📈

paulemmanuelng

The first phase of @tixlfinance launch is completedHere are some amazing features you need to know about http://tixl.finance A thread 1/ @tixlfinance is a decentralized platform created to help

Dan Larremore

DanLarremore

Preprint: Viral surveillance testing is crucial, but not all surveillance strategies are equal. We modeled the impacts of test frequency, assay limit of detection, test turnaround time, measuring impact on

Sarah Mei

sarahmei

As a veteran of several hurried rewrite projects, I can say with confidence that if parler is “rebuilding from scratch,” the SOONEST they’ll be back online is July.https://twitter.com/briannawu/status/1348099985984917508 Oh exactly!

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