Let’s face it: programming books aren’t usually much fun. Informative? Yes. Engaging? Sure. Some authors liven up their books with funny examples or witty asides, but the fun part is usually applying the knowledge found within a book, not its content.
It was thrilling.Comment on this paragraph. 25 years later and I'm as excited about creating websites as I was then. Feels like we're still on the crest of this wave.
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Let’s start here: the status quo of software is generally disappointing. Every tool that I use either has too many features, and is overwhelming and confusing, or has too few features, and leaves me feeling like I’ve made a compromise. And it’s simple to see why this is: nobody builds software for me. Companies build tools for everyone. Or if not for everyone, they build for a type of person. Tools for developers. Tools for designers. Tools for investors. Tools for writers.
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Since the turn of the century, the FinTech industry has seen exponential growth that has been equally matched by the threat of payment fraud. As online credit card transactions and wireless payments gain popularity and demand across the world, new FinTech ventures have appeared. However, in this competitive market, those ventures which lack rigorous security standards will attract malicious actors.
The greater the challenge, the bigger the reward. At Flexport, we’re reinventing the over $1-trillion freight-forwarding industry to make global trade easier for all. It’s a big job, with huge upside. Are you up for it?
In ‘Creative Acts for Curious People,’ the Stanford d.school’s Sarah Stein Greenberg offers tangible ways to embrace creativity and work through obstacles.
Amazon on Tuesday announced its long-rumored home robot. It’s called Astro and will sell for $999. I had a chance to check it out in a demo with Amazon last week and wanted to share a few thoughts on what Astro is, what it can and can’t do, and why Amazon decided to build a home robot.
