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It's just brilliant that Bob Greenberg allegedly now develops software for golf courses. I love http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism http://en.wi

by unwind 16y ago

It's just brilliant that Bob Greenberg allegedly now develops software for golf courses. I love http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nominative_determinism. :)

Yrlec 16y ago
Just like China's richest man Li Ka-shing.
cpr 16y ago
Bob was my best buddy freshman year. He's a great fellow, though I've lost track of him lately. He left Microsoft because he was never able to break into the tight "inner circle" of Gates, Ballmer and Allen, even though he was classmates of all of them. I guess I shoulda taken his advice and joined MS as #8 way back when... ;-)
- didip 16y ago
  Why you decided not to? There were plenty of opportunity to work on programming languages back in those MS days, no?
  - cpr 16y ago
    I didn't have mobility, for personal reasons. (OK, I'll tell you: I had joined a religious order, that I later left. Yes, I'm wacky. ;-)
mbyrne 16y ago
You mean "nominative determinism" in like, He was good at BILLing people to get money and setting up GATES to sharing of software, and a STEVE is a crown wearer who created JOBS for the creative class? Nope, nothing there...