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I agree. Seems like he has a lot of hate built up inside him: "Google and Apple teams are total cunts. Fuck em, and their hipster bullshit." Followed by: "I
by majorlazer 15y ago
I agree. Seems like he has a lot of hate built up inside him:
"Google and Apple teams are total cunts. Fuck em, and their hipster bullshit."
Followed by:
"I like Google as a whole, but they hire too many wanna-be-devs.
And their SC2 team can suck a big herpes-infested cock. FUCK THEM."
Hard to take this AMA seriously.
- copper 15y agoI do hope you didn't miss this gem :) > Brogrammers are mostly Silicon Valley / Harvard type douchebags who got into programming. YCombinator drop outs. Years of experience in managed and web languages, but who have no idea how to setup a build system nor work in native code.
- Stormbringer 15y agoI have a new favourite word
- SkyMarshal 15y agoIf you're new to the term, observe: http://duckduckgo.com/?q=brogrammer http://duckduckgo.com/?q=brogrammer
- wyclif 15y agoI believe you mean this, bro: http://youtu.be/Qi_AAqi0RZM http://youtu.be/Qi_AAqi0RZM The best 15 minutes you'll ever spend on your career, almost as important as your dubstep collection.
- SkyMarshal 15y agoI almost linked to that, but wanted to share the love with the other bro's sites out there too. That vid is in the top of the search results I linked, it's all good.
- potatolicious 15y agoI think I met more brogrammers working for Amazon in Seattle and hanging out with Microsofties, than in the Bay Area. I almost feel like "real geeks" are a rare breed these days. It's so rare nowadays to meet a hacker that likes to hack, as opposed to a coder who's really in it so he can afford to rage at the club every chance he gets.
- cbs 15y agoSeems like he has a lot of hate built up inside him Eh, hes just talking like every other former marine: honesty riddled with swears.
- ryanmolden 15y agoHe seemed, to me, to be talking about the Google/Apple folks in some gaming league, not the general employees.
- Stormbringer 15y agoWell, the good news is that even if you're a big company, the Apple App approval process is just as annoying for you as for everyone else. The bad news? That's where the herpes comes into the picture...