I'm still trying to figure out why so many Dan Shipper articles get submitted here, and why they always end up near the top.
They always come across as nothing but self-promotion thinly veiled under buzzwords related to software development, rarely with any real substance.
From what I can tell, he hasn't really done anything notable. He's a college student who has apparently been involved with some relatively unknown startups, and otherwise does some pretty typical and unremarkable software development.
It just seems like he's usually trying to make a big deal out of stuff that's pretty inconsequential, while continually dropping his name or that of some startup he's involved with.
They always come across as nothing but self-promotion thinly veiled under buzzwords related to software development, rarely with any real substance.
From what I can tell, he hasn't really done anything notable. He's a college student who has apparently been involved with some relatively unknown startups, and otherwise does some pretty typical and unremarkable software development.
It just seems like he's usually trying to make a big deal out of stuff that's pretty inconsequential, while continually dropping his name or that of some startup he's involved with.