又来了。。。Lucy Guo家里是大陆移民工程师，背景跟Alexandr Wang类似，都是白手起家，难道就不能承认小中优秀？ https://nypost.com/2022/05/21/how-lucy-guo-conquered-tech-and-became-miamis-no-1-party-girl/ Guo is part of a new generation of powerful programmers, who blend their tech savvy with unfiltered observations plastered all over social media. Amongst her peers, she’s distinguished herself as one of the most outrageous — and successful — players in Silicon Valley. In fact, at the age of 23, Guo was anointed as one of the “30 Under 30 In Enterprise Tech” by Forbes in 2017. She learned how to code when she was in second grade in her native San Francisco. Guo’s parents, who immigrated from China, were both electrical engineers, but they dissuaded her from the profession — with her mother saying it was too hard for women to be successful in the field. In middle school, Guo created one of the first Twitter bots, which allowed users to auto-follow based on specific hashtags. She started competing in hackathons — interactive events that bring computer programmers together to improve upon or build new software — in high school, and was accepted to Carnegie Mellon for college. After two years, she applied to and was awarded the $100,000 Thiel Fellowship, created by entrepreneur and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel to incentivize students 22 and younger to drop out of school and create a startup or pursue scientific research. Guo worked at the crowd-sourced Q&A site Quora for a few months before being hired by Snap, where she was the company’s first female designer and on the team designing localized stories for founder Evan Spiegel’s passion project, Snap Maps. But Guo quickly felt the desire to innovate for herself. Inspiration struck in an Uber when she struck up a conversation with her driver, who recommended she meet Paige Craig, the angel investor who coined the term “Silicon Beach.”
又来了。。。Lucy Guo家里是大陆移民工程师，背景跟Alexandr Wang类似，都是白手起家，难道就不能承认小中优秀？ https://nypost.com/2022/05/21/how-lucy-guo-conquered-tech-and-became-miamis-no-1-party-girl/ Guo is part of a new generation of powerful programmers, who blend their tech savvy with unfiltered observations plastered all over social media. Amongst her peers, she’s distinguished herself as one of the most outrageous — and successful — players in Silicon Valley. In fact, at the age of 23, Guo was anointed as one of the “30 Under 30 In Enterprise Tech” by Forbes in 2017. She learned how to code when she was in second grade in her native San Francisco. Guo’s parents, who immigrated from China, were both electrical engineers, but they dissuaded her from the profession — with her mother saying it was too hard for women to be successful in the field. In middle school, Guo created one of the first Twitter bots, which allowed users to auto-follow based on specific hashtags. She started competing in hackathons — interactive events that bring computer programmers together to improve upon or build new software — in high school, and was accepted to Carnegie Mellon for college. After two years, she applied to and was awarded the $100,000 Thiel Fellowship, created by entrepreneur and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel to incentivize students 22 and younger to drop out of school and create a startup or pursue scientific research. Guo worked at the crowd-sourced Q&A site Quora for a few months before being hired by Snap, where she was the company’s first female designer and on the team designing localized stories for founder Evan Spiegel’s passion project, Snap Maps. But Guo quickly felt the desire to innovate for herself. Inspiration struck in an Uber when she struck up a conversation with her driver, who recommended she meet Paige Craig, the angel investor who coined the term “Silicon Beach.”
如今，Alexandr Wang也走上了类似的道路。成立六年、总部位于旧金山的Scale AI已经根据政府的需求与其签订了三份总价值达1.1亿美元的合同，以帮助美国空军和陆军加强对人工智能的使用。
去年的一轮3.25亿美元融资令Scale AI的估值达到了73亿美元，其营收则估计为1亿美元。Alexandr Wang拥有公司约15%的股份，价值10亿美元，这使他成为了世界上最年轻的白手起家亿万富豪。
拿到藤校的录取通知书，然后droupout果然是王道
成功的必经途径，哈哈，光藤校不一定成功，必须退学才能暴富
还得有家底
请说说家底怎么厚了
看到这句话就猜他是不是los Alamos high 的,果然是
胡说八道，他父母是新墨西哥州国家实验室普通科研人员，进MIT后融资来的天使资金辍学创业 动脑想想普通华人移民能有啥背景，除了遗传一点聪明基因，小朋友是数学编程天才 真奇怪，华人为什么总要莫名其妙有意无意地贬低自己族裔的Star呢？ 别人很早就是福布斯明星了
同羡慕，年轻的帅哥就这么开启了叱咤风云的人生。。。。。自己又是浪费粮食的一天
确实推娃不如推自己啊，这个圈子就不一样
啥条件？国家实验室的千老科学家一抓一大把吧，要怪只能怪自己基因不行
那得首先拿到藤校录取通知书再说。
Lucy Guo给了他启动资金。Lucy Guo是co founder.
明白了
但你们老发，我忍不住出来说一下啊
他上大学前在quora遇到lucy Guo.
他和Lucy Guo后来一起在Y Combinator, 2个人一起搞得，不过Lucy明显开始比他有经验。
真是不懂就乱说，你以为美国军方没你聪明？
看这里说Lucy拿了启动资金 以为Lucy是中年女企业家 结果一查 27岁😅
不是华人，是某些id
Lucy Guo家里应该有矿
又来了。。。Lucy Guo家里是大陆移民工程师，背景跟Alexandr Wang类似，都是白手起家，难道就不能承认小中优秀？
https://nypost.com/2022/05/21/how-lucy-guo-conquered-tech-and-became-miamis-no-1-party-girl/
Guo is part of a new generation of powerful programmers, who blend their tech savvy with unfiltered observations plastered all over social media. Amongst her peers, she’s distinguished herself as one of the most outrageous — and successful — players in Silicon Valley. In fact, at the age of 23, Guo was anointed as one of the “30 Under 30 In Enterprise Tech” by Forbes in 2017. She learned how to code when she was in second grade in her native San Francisco. Guo’s parents, who immigrated from China, were both electrical engineers, but they dissuaded her from the profession — with her mother saying it was too hard for women to be successful in the field. In middle school, Guo created one of the first Twitter bots, which allowed users to auto-follow based on specific hashtags. She started competing in hackathons — interactive events that bring computer programmers together to improve upon or build new software — in high school, and was accepted to Carnegie Mellon for college. After two years, she applied to and was awarded the $100,000 Thiel Fellowship, created by entrepreneur and PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel to incentivize students 22 and younger to drop out of school and create a startup or pursue scientific research. Guo worked at the crowd-sourced Q&A site Quora for a few months before being hired by Snap, where she was the company’s first female designer and on the team designing localized stories for founder Evan Spiegel’s passion project, Snap Maps. But Guo quickly felt the desire to innovate for herself. Inspiration struck in an Uber when she struck up a conversation with her driver, who recommended she meet Paige Craig, the angel investor who coined the term “Silicon Beach.”
Gates妈妈是家里开银行的old money，不是IBM高管。但比bill gates 的钱还是少多了。。。
具体说说
Holmes也有军方投资。只不过她做的东西有硬指标衡量成果。这个AI大忽悠就不好说了
Lucy 确实很优秀，但是这跟家族有矿不矛盾，身边有朋友跟Lucy是亲戚，属于工作就是赚零花钱那种，但是工作也不错
这话说的，合着你有这样的爸妈，你也能成首富呗？
这人行不行我不知道，但军方被爆出来找承包商，买几万刀一个钉子，一个水杯的不是没有
Lucy是billionaire了 她家里比她现在经济状况还好？
公司市值不代表personal net worth吧？？Forbes的及时性billionaire排行榜没有她
Lucy是從CMU SCS中途退學的，不是S的
真棒。 所以希望不要总有人跑来说华人在美国混得不好。现在正当年的有nvadia founder, 有AMD CEO。 再早一点儿的有yahoo founder, Marvel founder, Broadcom founder. 更老的80年代还有一批很成功的华人。
scale ai老是收到他们的email.. 认识一个美国人以前学quantum physics，拉着他几个同专业好友搞了个ai公司之类，也是帮军方搞情报数据ai, 都不愁没活干
不会吧，也是个中途退学的？
80年代最早出来的一批是大陆积攒了多年的最聪明的brain power 他们的后代今天已开始崭露头角