Hacker News with Generative AI: Seattle

Microsoft turns 50: Four employees recall their early years (seattletimes.com)
Fifty years ago, two kids from Seattle flipped the tech industry on its head.
Ex-Amazon worker sentenced to 3 years for 3 fraud schemes (seattletimes.com)
A former Seattle tech worker was sentenced Friday to three years in prison for three different fraud schemes, including embezzling more than a half-million dollars from his employer, Amazon.
Here's a 'dead' person on Social Security in Seattle, with plenty to say (seattletimes.com)
“DOGE Has 10 Staffers at Social Security in Hunt for Dead People,” the headlines read this past week.
Judge denies Uber's motion to block Seattle law regulating driver deactivation (geekwire.com)
A federal judge denied Uber’s effort to stop the enforcement of a new Seattle law that establishes labor standards for the driver deactivation process.
Ask HN: Why did no one save the Living Computers museum in Seattle? (ycombinator.com)
Last I heard it closed and everything was auctioned off.
Rare Private Tour of Seattle's Long-Closed Living Computer Museum [video] (youtube.com)
Starbucks' new CEO will supercommute 1k miles from California to Seattle (cnbc.com)
Google testing facial recognition technology for security near Seattle (cnbc.com)
Seattle library network outage nears a month (seattletimes.com)
Seattle tumbles to No. 20 in global ranking of startup ecosystems (geekwire.com)
Go east from Seattle (finmoorhouse.com)
Seattle Public Library Website Down Due to Ransomware Attack (gizmodo.com)
Parking reform legalized most of the new homes in Buffalo and Seattle (2023) (sightline.org)
Ferries make ReachNow cars think they're being stolen (seattletimes.com)
The Seattle Public Library is reducing maximum digital holds (wordpress.com)