Though Source Code is about the period of Bill Gates's life that ought to be the least interesting, it feels light and only ...
Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates used to sneak out of the house at just 13 to write and test out computer codes. His rebellion ...
Bill Gates’ teenage rebellious streak included sneaking out of his home to write computer code without his parents’ knowledge ...
Steve Ballmer mirrored Bill Gates' energy, boosted his social life, and became the round-the-clock business partner he needed ...
"Bill Gates ... useful", Gates dropped out of Harvard and relocated to Albuquerque, where his company – at that point called "Micro-Soft" – was born. Some episodes covered in Source Code ...
Less than one week after its release, Bill Gates‘ new book “Source Code: My Beginnings” has skyrocketed to the number-one ...
Bill Gates turned down “incredibly flattering” employment offers from the likes of Honeywell and General Electric before his ...
Early on in Microsoft founder Bill Gates’s unexpectedly engrossing ... All this makes it easy to prejudge Source Code as a suspect PR exercise that conveniently dodges current controversy.
In his new memoir, "Source Code," billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates opens up about his adolescence and early adult life.
In his autobiography, Source Code: My Beginnings, Bill Gates describes a similar realisation while also studying pure mathematics (only he was at Harvard), when the boundless sense of his own ...
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