Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
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Re: Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
#2Also I'm not sure if he quit Google, or if he just quit the project he was working on.
Re: Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
#3Re: Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
#4At around 14:10 in the speech - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKmQW_Nkfk8&feature=playe... Also I'm not sure if he quit Google, or if he just quit the project he was working on.
Re: Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
#5At around 14:10 in the speech - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKmQW_Nkfk8&feature=playe... Also I'm not sure if he quit Google, or if he just quit the project he was working on.
Re: Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
#6Stevey gives up the being part of the chase for the superfluous (in money), and calls for us to do something about the necessary
No one needs a million dollars. No one. Why are we chasing it and dying of heart disease -- heart disease we can cure if we start chasing that instead?
Our priorities are absolutely messed up and it's time we start realigning them. This isn't a speech; this isn't a funny resignation. This is a clarion call to join in. We can do so much better. We can achieve something valuable, if we start to realize where true value lies.
Steve's in. I'm in. Who else around here is in?
Re: Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
#7Regardless, best of luck to him wherever he winds up (within Google or elsewhere)! And I hope he keeps writing!
Re: Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
#8Re: Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
#9But what to do about it? Hmmmm.....time to go shopping for books, or search for online courses.
Re: Steve Yegge quits Google in the middle of his speech [OSCON Data 2011]
#10Please change the title to: Stevey gives up the being part of the chase for the superfluous (in money), and calls for us to do something about the necessary No one needs a million dollars. No one. Why are we chasing it and dying of heart disease -- heart disease we can cure if we start chasing that instead? Our priorities are absolutely messed up and it's time we start realigning them. This isn't a speech; this isn't…