"Here is just an overview of the evidence of the Russian hacks:"

I'm convinced that you didn't even read that Esquire article.  The only "evidence" that exists is circumstantial at best, with a lot of hearsay and conjecture.  Everything else offered as "evidence" is pretty much the opposite of that.

For example, ShadowBrokers leaking NSA documents could just as likely have come from a mole within the organization like with Snowden.  To claim that this "obviously" points to Russian intelligence is a laughable assertion, almost as silly as suggesting that Snowden himself was a Russian agent.

The Microsoft OneDrive accounts can be explained by the fact that Russia just happens to be a place where you have a disproportionate number of computer scientists and engineers, and yes, hackers.  

Here is your sister publication on the issue:

https://theintercept.com/2016/10/11/in-the-democratic-echo-chamber-inconvenient-truths-are-recast-as-putin-plots/