newell

Reminds me of what Gabe Newell said about piracy: It's not a pricing issue, but a service issue.

An interesting anecdote from Gabe Newell in the reddit thread: So far the paid mods have generated $10K total.

I imagine that Gabe Newell first heard of Yanis through this podcast, but I can't confirm that.

Companies are required to have a CEO, as (famously) Gabe Newell does.

Excuse me while I pen a letter to Mr Newell re: building an arcade at every destination mall in the country.

In fact I even asked Gabe Newell about whether the use of this program might falsely trigger some anti-cheat mechanism within Steam.

The thing is: Gabe Newell put his personal e-mail account on some games (I remember seeing it in HL2), and promised to read all those he can, even if he does not reply...

I think (can't find the reference right now) that gabe newell really want games to be able to run on all major pc os's.

He was hardly the only one thinking that way - I remember Gabe Newell being scathing about multicore/multiprocessing when the PS3 and Xbox 360 were released.

Jack Dorsey, Bill Gates, Drew Houston, Tony Hsieh and Gabe Newell and Mark Zuckerberg aren't throwing their name and money at learn to code charities out of the goodness of their heart.

Does a general consensus build among some of the people who've been there longer and they start plotting your downfall behind your back, take it to Gabe Newell and then you're out the door?

One of my favourite anecdotes about open offices is 22m in to this video[1], where Gabe Newell of Valve talks about his desire to have one office per person and how it didn't work out in practice.

Gabe Newell also said that "zero percent of people get motion sick" while using that system.

Gordon Bell and Allen Newell edited wrote "Computer Structures: Readings and Examples" 1971, which is a collection of original technical papers and their commentary on significant computers.

I believe Gabe Newell said it best "You can't lie on reddit".

The irony of a hierarchical structure spontaneously forming in Gabe Newell’s company after he has spoken so strongly about the problems of “command-and-control type hierarchical systems” is delicious.

Anyway he disapproved of the Newell-Simon work on chess, probably of AI in general.

That's why it went bankrupt and got bought by Newell.

It has been well funded, attracted the best minds (Minsky, McCarthy, Newell) at places like MIT, Stanford and resulted in lots of useful languages & tools.