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Carole (code name 烤肉)
I work in tech since 2008, moved from Reunion island to Paris, Beijing, San Francisco and ended up in Berlin in 2014.
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Monthly Archives: March 2013
Retrospective: Working in NHN
Everytime I enjoy a Capuccino it remind me of my good time in NHN, particularly the time I spent with my colleagues chilling in the cafeteria. NHN for those who are unfamiliar is like the “Google+Yahoo” of South Korea. It … Continue reading
Posted in China, Personal Experience, Tech
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The Fall of Apple
I am a big Apple fan. 2003 – The first laptop I bought when I left my hometown and when study in Paris was an Apple. I stayed with Apple since that. At that time, my boyfriend was studying to … Continue reading
Posted in Being an entrepreneur, Personal Experience, Tech, Values
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“How do you make a videogame that, in some sense, is a religion”
via Anson Again how games can impact real life. And people doing interesting stuff. A bit crazy but interesting. http://www.wired.com/magazine/2011/07/mf_chainworld/all/?pid=6414 I NEED to go to GDC now… (Game Developers Conference)
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I love Jason Russell
Hope to go visit Invisible Children in a near future in San Diego. Kony2012 – One year later: http://m.guardian.co.uk/world/2013/mar/03/jason-russell-kony-2012-interview
Posted in Being Children and Parent, Society, Values
Tagged celebrities, guardian, invisible children, san diego
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