How ‘Baby Al Capone’ Pulled Off a $24 Million Crypto Heist

Ellis Pinsky was a "Baby Al Capone" who became a crypto kingpin. In his first interview, he details the crime that nearly ruined his life.

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Of course, art has always been toy money for the rich to play with. We just made it more ubiquitous, more efficient, more technologically mediated. We made it faster.

Software Never Mattered More

Read from Stefan Tilkov, how Software Architecture and Agile changed over time and why software never mattered more.

A Feminist Marries

How I do (and don’t) prepare a talk for a tech conference

By the way, you can listen to me read this post aloud on my Patreon, which starts at $1/month! My 🌶️ spicy take 🌶️ is that I don’t like seeing tech talks live. I get very little out of 95% of…

How to Embrace Doing Nothing

Absolute idleness is both harder and more rewarding than it seems.

A Second Career: The Possible Dream

Editor’s note: All references are listed at the end of the article. Just two years after his appointment as director of marketing services, 35-year-old Tom Conant started thinking about leaving his...

My coworker terrorized me and said he was part of a drug ring. When I told Apple, I was punished.

After my 15 years as a high-performing patent lawyer for Apple, the company prioritized a gun-toting colleague over my physical safety.By Jayna WhittThe first time Ted pushed me, it took me by...

The Walkman, Forty Years On

The gadget that taught the world to socially distance.

Engineering with Empathy

In this podcast Shane Hastie spoke to Kelsey Hightower, a principal engineer with Google Cloud, about engineering with empathy, rethinking the hiring process and making others better.