His 1996 work made me appreciate how time is expressed graphically. The smooth motion ones made me disfavor stop second analog clocks so much so that I’ve replaced all the movements in the clocks in our home with sweep second hands.
Tallyfor - Better Software for Tax Professionals | Remote | Full or Part-time | Senior Clojure/Clojurescript | SF, US
“nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” -Benjamin Franklin [0]
Tallyfor is working on the second of those certainties (taxes). Our values are “Be right. Have fun. From anywhere.”
We are a small team and we are winning customers with a modern cloud approach. Taxation in the US is strangely complex and could use a little help.
Right now we, Tallyfor, could use a little help. We’re looking for expert Clojure/Clojurescript programmers who are wanting to join a small team. Re-frame, mostly. Remote hires because that’s one of our values... from anywhere.
Founded by a programmer (me) and a CPA-turned-product-person-while-at-Xero.
Tallyfor - cloud tax software | Remote | Full or Part-time | SF, US
You: a Clojure/ClojureScript programmer looking for a small team to join. Curious. Capable. Kind.
Us: A small team. Using Clojure (Re-frame and friends). With customers, angel financing, and a set of values that includes "Have Fun" as #2. [email protected] for the curious.
No recruiters, please.
SEEKING FREELANCER | Tallyfor - Better Software for Tax Professionals | Remote | Full or Part-time | Senior Clojure/Clojurescript | SF, US
“nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” -Benjamin Franklin [0]
Tallyfor is working on the second of those certainties (taxes). Our values are “Be right. Have fun. From anywhere.” We are a small team and we are winning customers with a modern cloud approach. Taxation in the US is strangely complex and could use a little help.
Right now we, Tallyfor, could use a little help. We’re looking for expert Clojure/Clojurescript programmers who are wanting to join a small team. Re-frame, mostly. Remote hires because that’s one of our values... from anywhere.
Founded by a programmer (me) and a CPA-turned-product-person-while-at-Xero.
Tallyfor - Better Software for Tax Professionals | Remote | Full or Part-time | Senior Clojure/Clojurescript | SF, US
“nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” -Benjamin Franklin [0]
Tallyfor is working on the second of those certainties (taxes). Our values are “Be right. Have fun. From anywhere.” We are a small team and we are winning customers with a modern cloud approach. Taxation in the US is strangely complex and could use a little help.
Right now we, Tallyfor, could use a little help. We’re looking for expert Clojure/Clojurescript programmers who are wanting to join a small team. Re-frame, mostly. Remote hires because that’s one of our values... from anywhere.
Founded by a programmer (me) and a CPA-turned-product-person-while-at-Xero.
This seems to be _less_ secure. I noticed yesterday that my iPhone's Microsoft Authenticator app emitted at least three notifications to "Approve sign-in request...ABCDE".
I almost never log into my Microsoft LiveID account, the only identity that uses that app for 2-factor. I thought it was a little screwy, so largely ignored the first request. By the time the second and third notifications came in I had read the news about MSFT's move to go to a simple "Approve/Deny" single-factor. An attacker could just go through a list of LiveID's and try and authenticate. With a large enough list, a few folks will just hit "Approve", I'd wager. I doubt the app use any other factors like GPS or IP address. NB: There does seem to be a timeout.
Reminds me of the Running Man (1987) scene where, in supposed real-time, a video production editor synthetically composes Arnold Schwarzenegger's and Jesse Ventura's characters together in a deathmatch. One would have to go from rigid-component origami birds on static frames in this CMU paper to semi-solid human figures on moving frames in the movie. 3D models of famous actors' bodies are already made for special effects, painstakingly rendered and composited together in batch mode.
(Personal recollection: there was a solid model Shaq's head at 3d modeling company Viewpoint Datalabs back in the day. His head is huge.)