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If there was one picture that sums it up for me, it would be the Cal Hacks [0] one, broken down into either four or six pictures (depending on how many employee
by chejazi 11y ago
If there was one picture that sums it up for me, it would be the Cal Hacks [0] one, broken down into either four or six pictures (depending on how many employees you have). The actual "hustle" is quite boring--put a bunch of people around a table with computers and there ya go. All the weird places such as beds, backyards, roofs, boats, stadiums, the street--that's not where the hustle happens. That's just an effect of being young and mobile.
Random: How many non-macs can you spot in that picture?
[0] http://i1.nyt.com/images/2016/02/28/technology/silicon-valley-life-slide-N6WN/silicon-valley-life-slide-N6WN-superJumbo.jpg http://i1.nyt.com/images/2016/02/28/technology/silicon-valle...
- aurora72 11y agoI noticed that too, almost all are Macbooks and the remaining few Dell. Well it's not the case when all the people used a PDP-7. I've hated that thing called Hackathon anyway, it gives a false sense of victory or achievement. It's no wonder we're having terrifying news from the tech startups.
- askafriend 11y ago1. That looks miserable 2. I shudder at the ergonomical nightmare that I'm witnessing.