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I worked at Apple. I was the engineering manager for the Mail.app back end (Mac OS X), but also worked on software updates, automation technology, SJ keynote de
by kenjackson 15y ago
I worked at Apple. I was the engineering manager for the Mail.app back end (Mac OS X), but also worked on software updates, automation technology, SJ keynote demos, and other engineering projects.
I love how "SJ keynote demos" is something you put in a one sentence description of what he did. And what's even crazier is if I had to describe what this guy did to someone else I'd probably sound more like, "Built some of Steve Job's demos ... and did some other engineering stuff too".
At least this explains why there is no Windows client, although I'd still like to see one.
- Zev 15y agoI love how "SJ keynote demos" is something you put in a one sentence description of what he did. And what's even crazier is if I had to describe what this guy did to someone else I'd probably sound more like, "Built some of Steve Job's demos ... and did some other engineering stuff too". I don't know anyone who's been at Apple for awhile that doesn't have one or two stories like that under their belt. To me, the "other engineering projects" are the fun ones; the ones that people still can't talk about, even after leaving Apple (because it hasn't been released yet).