Does Keybase support chat message search yet?
Otherwise claiming to support all important features of Slack is stretching the truth. I use search extensively at work.
I’ve recently switched from an on-prem to cloud hosted Exchange. And the performance is terribly laggy using the native outlook client for windows. This happens both from a professional network and my home network. I was wondering if anyone has seen the same? Or I’ll have to go through the troubleshooting steps to proceed.
> Instead, maybe it’s about pursuing your interests fully, but with enough internal self-awareness to regularly evaluate what you’re not pursuing as a result — and make changes if necessary. Living in this manner trumps balance any day.
That is exactly how I would describe 'balance'. The article seems to use a different definition, though.
It seems to me that the input data for the study is "just" the final report from the hackers to the customer. The academic researchers (who are presumbably nowhere near the level of expertise of the hackers) then annotate and categorize the conceptual tasks behind each word and sentences in the report.
It seems to me that a lot of bias on the input data, based on the annotators knowledge. They try to account for this by using multiple (n=7) annotators, but I doubt if that is enough.
Two questions come to my mind:
1) What level of detail do the final reports contain? I have procured and read a few pen testing reports myself, and the level of technical detail seemed too low to infer the hour-by-hour activities of the hackers in any meaningful way. Would be nice if the paper explained what those reports actually contained
2) I wonder what it would take to get the hackers themselves to keep a diary/journal of the hour by hour activities. That would remove a lot of noise from the input data.
I live in Denmark. I still see a rapidly growing number of electric cars on the streets. It is just smaller, less expensive electrical cars that take over (Renault Zoe, WV e-UP, Nissan Leaf). I would venture to guess that Danes don't want to spend more than X kroner on a new car. And the Tesla price point broke that limit when the tax discount was removed.
Pronouncing the electric car uncompetitive over this is an exaggeration.
Join us in making wireless mesh networks as reliable and ubiquitous as electricity and running water in the home.
Sigma Designs is expanding the Z-Wave R&D software organization in the Copenhagen office. We are looking for a knowledgeable and analytical Z-Wave Senior Z/IP Software Engineer. You will have the opportunity to shape the networking technology and protocols for the world's leading wireless Smart Home IoT brand . We are passionate about reliability and security and strive for the highest technical excellence while maintaining a strong focus on pragmatic solutions that work in the field. We are a multi-cultural and international workplace with offices on three continents.
As a Senior Z/IP Software Engineer you will be a part of a strong team of Software engineers designing and implementing Sigma Designs 'Z-Wave for IP strategy' Z/IP – Enabling Z-Wave products for the Internet of Things. The team is working on a wide range of Linux platforms. Your primary work tasks will be a) Design and implementation of new generations of Z/IP Gateways and Z/IP clients and b) Participation in the continuous development of test systems
We expect that you have/are:
* Strong analytical background with experience in design, implementation, test and documentation
* Passionate about development in constrained and Linux environments
* Extensive experience with IP Protocol stacks
* Extensive experience with wireless networks and communication protocols
* Interest in iOS and Android application development is a plus
* Extensive experience programming in C/C++
* Relevant technical background such as M.Sc.E.E or equivalent
Our interview process consists of resume/cover letter screening, a couple of 1-hour interviews and a reference check. We don't use puzzle questions to assess candidates.
For additional information, please contact:
Jonas Roum-Møller (Z/IP Project Manager) Tel. +45-3913 0051
Sigma Designs is expanding the Z-Wave R&D software organization in the Copenhagen office. We are looking for a knowledgeable and analytical professional. You will have the opportunity to shape the networking technology and protocols for the worlds leading wireless Smart Home IoT brand . We are passionate about reliability and security and strive for the highest technical excellence while maintaining a strong focus on pragmatic solutions that work in the field. We are a multi-cultural and international workplace with offices on three continents. Join us in making wireless mesh networks as reliable and ubiquitous as electricity and running water in the home.
Job Description
As a Senior Z/IP Software Engineer you will be a part of a strong team of Software engineers designing and implementing Sigma Designs 'Z-Wave for IP strategy' Z/IP – Enabling Z-Wave products for the Internet of Things. The team is working on a wide range of Linux platforms. Your primary work tasks will be a) Design and implementation of new generations of Z/IP Gateways and Z/IP clients and b) Participation in the continuous development of test systems
We expect that you have/are:
* Strong analytical background with experience in design, implementation, test and documentation
* Passionate about development in constrained and Linux environments
* Extensive experience with IP Protocol stacks
* Extensive experience with wireless networks and communication protocols
* Interest in iOS and Android application development is a plus
* Extensive experience programming in C/C++
* Relevant technical background such as M.Sc.E.E or equivalent
Our interview process consists of resume/cover letter screening, a couple of 1-hour interviews and a reference check. We don't use puzzle questions to assess candidate.
For additional information, please contact:
Jonas Roum-Møller (Z/IP Project Manager) Tel. +45-3913 0051
DV is well-understood and proven in the field. I am not so sure about the newer WSN routing research (Directed Diffusion, LEACH etc.). Also many of the WSN protocols assume a high density of nodes (e.g. a production plant covered in sensors). A Thread-type network can be quite sparse.