Eric Schmidt on the Life-Changing Magic of Systematizing, Scaling, and Saying "Thanks" (Live)
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Describe Your Career in Computer Science
i was a terrible architectah, but i turned out to be a pretty good engineer. And this was at a time when computer science didn't exist. I graduated with the degree and double engineer, inelectual engineering,. But i did none of the double classes, so never ask me to repair anything. When i worked at bellabs, and i wrote a programme called lex, which is still in use to day. So ingubl when we created integrated labs that there's not much distinction between the research part and the product development part. Indeed, the researchers and developers work as a team.
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