New ask Hacker News story: Ask HN: Who are you. Please give hubris, examples from me below;

Ask HN: Who are you. Please give hubris, examples from me below;
4 by samstave | 4 comments on Hacker News.
1. Im the guy who, when working in DRG (developer relations group) proved out Celeron processors, SIMD, APG, and the multi core could be a thing (i was taking a piss next to andy grove in 1997 in SC5 and i said why cant we just stack cores on top of another.(later in 2004 on a hike with a researcher to learn we had 64 cores, stacked. I teied to work with the primary MIPS dev to do (some things) and it later became what we think of as a cabinet. I was the prime designer of the the presidio lucas film project. Sf “zuckerberg” stupid fucking hospital - zuck actually paid to pit his name on the fucking hospital i designed then wh i workekef on helping with his open concept menlo campus, rio office and the sydney office they fired me for and i am being very specic and accurate and direct “being too social” — to fucking social for facebook?! I have a tone of war stories, what ate yours?

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