Talk:Paul Buchheit

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He was my rotation engineer at Intel prior to leaving for Google -- a very talented programmer -- don't I wish I had followed him but I was haveing fun in my job at the time. We had Craig Barrett flapping his arms in a vision demo. However, I wish he had suggested a more realistic motto for Google. You know if you say "I'm going to have a humbler foreign policy" as president, that you will end up in war. If you say "Don't be evil" ... well, good luck. But, if you say you motto, Borat style, is: "Be evil ... not so much". THEN you have a chance. 66.237.74.66 17:50, 10 September 2007 (UTC)

[edit] About Paul

I love Paul. "Don't be evil." The biggest and the holiest commandment ever! :) --kızılsungur

[edit] Picture

Paul allowed to use his picture for Wikipedia.

http://paulbuchheit.blogspot.com/2007/03/are-you-my-audience.html

Jan said...

   Hi!
   Why don't you make your picture available for wikipedia. Would give the article about you a personal note :)

   Thanx
   Jan
   6:35 AM

Paul Buchheit said...

   Jan, feel free to use my picture.

   thanks

[edit] References

I was a little unsure whether or not to AfD this article, but since he is the principal architect of Gmail the chances are pretty high that he's notable, and besides there are some references cited. However, it does need a bit of tidy up in this respect: there is no indication of which of the cited sources correspond to which facts. ~~Page numbers in the books cited would also be useful, for instance.~~ I see that one of the sources cites some page numbers; this may also be appropriate for the other. Snthdiueoa (talk) 12:55, 10 March 2008 (UTC)