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John Barth and William Goldman almost quit too and have written about it.

I'm not a C# expert, and Adam Barth drove most of the language evals at the time.

A college friend named Zach Barth was incredibly into this sort of thing, a game where the rules and units were made up as the game progressed.

It’s funny, because Zach Barth (of SpaceChem and many other wonderful games fame) worked at Valve and then described them as the ideal anarcho-communist type of organization.

Could even be somebody overloading the electrical phases in the datacentre and tripped the UPS into action for it to barth at the imbalance (seen that one).

I can’t really read John Barth or George Saunders the way I can read Richard Russo or Lionel Shriver or Kurt Vonnegut or Michael Chabon or Barbara Kingsolver.

And yes, I've been exposed outside of school to many poetry lectures at places like Sarah Lawrence, but my uncle was a Pulitzer Prize winner, my step-father was a well-published poet, and my mother was an English professor and author who studied under Dick Allen and John Barth on her way to receiving America's most prestigious graduate fiction writing degree at Johns Hopkins.

It is interesting to contrast Notch's arc with Zach Barth's, if you are familiar with the Infiniminer[1] connection.

Has Notch given some of his massive profits to Zachary Barth, the developer who made Minecraft possible?

That's ridiculous, there are no yacht slips in St Barth, the only harbor is in Gustavia and even the superyachts Med-moor on the quay.