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  Welcome one, welcome all, to your unofficial midweek marker: HubSpot's Wednesday weekly tech news roundup.  The industry has had a very, very busy week. But you're short on time. We're short on time. Everyone is short on time. And that's why we're bringing you Unriddled: a quick-and-dirty edition. This week, we're going to provide a very short rundown of each news item that grabbed our attention over the past few days. Whether you simply scan it or read more, we can all but guarantee that you'll sound very informed at happy hour. So, without further ado: Let's break it all down. Here's our Wednesday tech news roundup. Unriddled: The Tech News You Need 1. Google Employees Are Resigning in Droves in Protest of Project Maven Roughly three months ago, Google's work on a hotly-contested military drone footage analysis program -- Project Maven -- became public. But many of the company's (now former) employees have taken great issue with its parti

  Welcome to Wednesday, and the latest edition of "Unriddled": the HubSpot Marketing Blog's mid-week digest of the tech news you need to know. This week is big on news from Amazon -- from  Robots,  to user numbers, to in-car deliveries. But that's not the only thing happening around tech town, and we're here to help decrypt what's happening in this big, wide sector. It's our Wednesday tech news roundup, and we're breaking it down. Unriddled: The Tech News You Need 1. We Finally Know How Many Prime Members Amazon Has In an annual letter written last week to shareholders, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos disclosed a long-sought-after figure by analysts and tech writers alike: how many Prime members it has. The grand total, he wrote, has "exceeded 100 million." Amazon Prime is a paid subscription model ( for an annual fee of $99, or $12.99 per month)  offered by online retailing giant Amazon, offering such perks as free two-day delivery on many products, a

  he summer might be coming to an end, but the Big Tech community is still hot with news around Google's meaning-based algorithm update, social media leaders' upcoming Senate appearance, and more from just this past week. Oh, and Facebook might be making a  real  difference against misinformation. It's our Wednesday tech news roundup, and we're breaking it down. Unriddled: The Tech News You Need 1. Google Search Adds 'Meaning Variations' to its Ranking Algorithm Google has been slowly but consistently moving its search engine ranking algorithm to focus more on the  intent  of a person's search and less on "exact keyword matching," the term it's known by in the SEO industry. Last week, Google gave the search engine its biggest update yet in that interest. Years ago, Google issued "close variants" to make it easier for the search engine to understand searches if they included plural words and accidental misspellings. The company has now

  برج بلور، یک مجتمع اداری، تجاری و خدماتی در شهر تبریز است، اگر به بازار گردی در این شهر علاقه ‌مند هستید؛ در این قسمت از مجله مستر بلیط ما را همراهی کنید تا شما را با این مجتمع مدرن آشنا کنیم. همان طور که می دانید شهر تبریز با وجود مراکز خرید و بازارهای متعدد، یکی از پر بازدید ترین شهرهای ایران است برج بلور تبریز همانند یک بلور بسیار زیبا، در شهر خودنمایی می کند و جلوه ای زیبا را به وجود آورده است. اگر به تبریز سفر کردید و قصد خرید کردن داشتید، بهترین گزینه برای شما برج بلور است؛ زیرا هر آن چه که بخواهید می توانید در این برج پیدا کنید و آن ها را بخرید. تاریخچه برج بلور کار ساخت و ساز این برج عظیم در سال ۱۳۸۰ در شهر تبریز آغاز شد و در ۲۹ بهمن، سال ۱۳۹۰ به اتمام رسید و آن را به صورت رسمی افتتاح کردند. همچنین طراحی منحصر به فرد و بلورین این برج توسط جناب آقای علی اکبر صارمی که یکی از بهترین طراحان در کشور هستند، صورت گرفته است.   معرفی بخش های مختلف برج بلور برج بلور تبریز یکی از بهترین مقصد ها برای خرید به شمار می رود. این برج مساحتی حدود ۳۳ هزار متر مربع دارد و دارای ۲۵ طبقه است. نا

  We know, we  know . No matter how you're planning to spend the holidays and the close of 2020, Christmas gifts are, strangely enough, fairly high on the certainty scale. By which we mean, decisions about household bubbles aside, it's very likely that you will be able to source and send presents to your family and friends this year. We mustn't dwell. The internet is a truly messy and mammoth shopping mall, making wading your way through the choice of gifts a task in itself. If you're flailing around for ideas, let our delightful WIRED edit nudge you in more inspired directions than the current climate encourages. Bowie comic? Sorted. Desk lamp for screen addicts? Found it. Spinning colander? We'll take three. We'll be adding anything we spot, so long as it's suitably fantastic, between now and Christmas. Fujifilm Instax Mini 11 The trend of small instant photo cameras has reemerged in recent years after a couple of decades on ice, offering a quick way to ge

  Budget drone? App-friendly Fender? Mario riding around your living room? This artful edit of tech toys will keep kids, teens and just about everyone else occupied this winter. We've featured a mix of toys and gaming gift ideas for under tens and young adults with 90 per cent fun and maybe a smidge of education thrown in for good measure. Scroll on for WIRED's Christmas gift guide to 2020's best tech toys. Build Your Own Telescope When it comes to kids' crafts, no glue, no mess and no fuss is the perfect promise, and this Build Your Own Telescope offers just that. Made from sustainable cardboard with minimal plastic, this STEM-focused kit includes everything you need to make a fully functioning refractor telescope. It comes equipped with a focus tube that extends up to 72cm, and a specialist glass optic lens that gives 16x magnification for a mighty impressive look at the night sky. Ideal for ages eight and up, the slot-together construction has pretty impressive compo

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  My love affair with fashion started at the ripe age of five, when I started requesting clothes instead of toys for birthday and Christmas gifts. While I’d never consider myself a fashionista, putting together a “look” is a cause near and dear to my heart. And I’m not the only one: Most candidates I talk to during their   recruiting process   ask the pressing question, “What should I wear for my tech job interview?” I worked at a staffing agency before becoming a recruiter at HubSpot, and I’ve probably interviewed about 4,000 candidates to date. That’s not a terrible sample size. So it’s safe to say I’ve seen it all when it comes to choosing interview outfits and helping my candidates dress for success. I’ve even (happily) received selfies from candidates the day before their interview to make sure it was “the outfit." The tech industry has become less concerned with what you  wear , and more focused on what you can  do . With ripped jeans and t-shirts running rampant, the full s

  Share everything you write (and code) on a public forum Today’s tech industry places a lot of weight on real skills and experience. So much so that the internet, in particular coding, has almost created a meritocracy in which tangible skills can equate to a four-year degree in an employer’s eyes. However, as tech recruiters often say, “If it’s not public, then it doesn’t exist.” If you are  trying to break into the tech industry, it’s crucial that you push everything you ever write/create, no matter how big or small, to the public. Sharing your work will give you something to talk about in interviews, regardless of your formal education, previous internships, or professional experience in the field. For example, if a potential employer asks “What’s the toughest coding problem you’ve worked on,” or “What’s the top performing piece of content you’ve ever written,” you’ll have real examples you can point to. It’s almost more impressive if you, as a candidate, can talk about something yo