bailey1541

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   by bailey1541 5y ago

   Having been a game programmer back in the day (C64, Amiga, Atari Jaguar, N64, and beyond to newer machines) I fully agree with your point. My earliest days had the most fantastic tricks. So called game engines were useless. Now it’s the c
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   by bailey1541 6y ago

   Given the criteria I set above - I would love to know your experience with it before you call it baloney. If you’ve never been a critical employee in building a company from zero to something, I think that says enough. Failing that experien
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   by bailey1541 6y ago

   So much of this is commentary by people who have never worked at a successful startup that grows from zero to 100M+. Purists who would do well with a union and have never felt what it is to be part of a core team that brings something from
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   by bailey1541 9y ago

   I have been a founder of three companies that led to successful (>$100M) acquisition over the last 20 years. Always in tech / CTO role. Reading your post and comments, it seems to me that your ego and reality are somewhat disconnect