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me a a Macintosh in 1984 as a result I was in sixth grade
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I learn to code in college freshman year of us the mast of
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on intro to computer science a row to
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around the plate tic-tac-toe thing is pretty humble beginnings I think
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the first program I wrote asked not things like what's your favorite color
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or how old are you I first learned how to make greens her call
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and their red square here on the screen the first time I actually had something
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come up and say hello world
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added the I made a computer do that was just astonishing learning approved in
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wanting to learn all of Computer Science or um
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are trying to master this to supplant or anything like that it just start off
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because I want to do
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this one simple thing I want to make something I was fun for myself and my
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wrote this little program and basically just have a little bit to it and wanted
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to learn something new
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looks a lot better and Booker on the Internet at a little bit to it it's
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really not unlike gonna play an instrument or something
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o'rourke you're playing sport the
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its or something very intimidating but coming at the bank that over time
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coating is something that can be learned and noms
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I know I can be intimidating a lot of things are intimidating
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but up you know what isn't blood according to people do they actually
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um its it's more about the process of breaking down problems then
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I you know sort of coming out with complicated algorithms as people to
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sleep thinking about it
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you don't have to be a genius to know how to counter you need to be determined
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ditions attractions up that's about it
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should probably know your multiplication tables you don't have to be a genius to
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could you have to be a genius to read
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even if you wanna become a race car driver play baseball
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um or I you know build a house in it
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all these things have been turned upside down by software but it is you know
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computers are are everywhere he went to work in agriculture do you want to work
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in entertainment do you want to work in
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manufacturing it's just all over but
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when are dependent on technology to communicate
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to basic information and none of us know how to read and write code
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when I was in school hours in the staff to school group called the whiskey is
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and people found that these laughed at me and you know all these things are
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like me and I don't care i think is cool and you know I'm learning a lot
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and summer for his abs ops our policy
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is literally to hire as many talented engineers as we can find
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the whole image in the system is just that they're just are enough people who
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and have the skills today get the very best people we try to make the offices
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designed to you know
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free laundry snacks you places to play video games and scooters
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there's always kind of interesting things
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around the office in places where you can play or relax good thinker play
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music for be creative
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whether you're trying to make a lot of money or whether you just want to change
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the world computer program is incredibly empowering skill to learn
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I think if someone had told me that you
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software is really about humanity that is really about helping people
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by using computer technology it would have changed my outlook a lot earlier
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to be able to actually think of an idea and then
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see it in your hands and then be able to press a button and haven't been millions
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minute I think we're that for some reason the world that's really ever had
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just to think that and you can start something and
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your college dorm room and you can have a set of people who haven't built a big
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come together in build something that two billion people use this parameter
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it's crazy to think about and it's really it's humbling and it's amazing
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the programmers have tomorrow or the Wizards love the future
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you know you're gonna look like you have magic powers compared everybody else
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it's amazing is it think it's the closest thing we have to a superpower
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the great corners arteries rock stars I'll
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