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Yes, as their CTO. Which makes me wonder if we've seen the last of his Code God skills. (But maybe not...)
by erbo 13y ago
Yes, as their CTO. Which makes me wonder if we've seen the last of his Code God skills. (But maybe not...)
- gagege 13y agoI seriously doubt it. You should read his tweets. He's still very much a programmer.
- jhartmann 13y agoAbout 10 years ago he talked to some of us guys writing 3D drivers for Linux, he is all kinds of awesome when it comes to code skills and spent a few hours geeking out with us at Siggraph. About a year before, I got to see his coding in action when we were first bringing up the first Matrox G200-GLX driver. He would accomplish so much in just a few days when he donated some time to helping us get the MGA-G200 working with Quake. He would accomplish in days what most of us at the time would have taken weeks to do. He just naturally understands 3D and 3D hardware and is a geeks geek. I will bet he is spending most of his day to day coding and hacking.
- erbo 13y agoI should add that I hope we haven't seen the last of his Code God skills. The title of "CTO" kind of scares me in that regard, unless, of course, Oculus is still small enough that the CTO might still be expected to put his hands in the source.
- jmelloy 13y agoI don't believe he would take any job where he wasn't programming.