Bill Gates says Microsoft might not have taken off if he hadn’t dropped out of Harvard—or spent his nights sneaking out to code until 2 a.m. at 13
Microsoft cofounder Bill Gates used to sneak out of the house at just 13 to write and test out computer codes. His rebellion ...
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Bill Gates says Microsoft's $3 trillion success is a blend of — youthful late-night coding escapades, a premature Harvard departure, and a sprinkle of "laissez-faire ...
Little did we know, [MITS] basically hadn’t assembled any of them.” Bill Gates seemingly enjoyed his short time at the Ivy League learning institution, but in hindsight, he admits he'd have fumbled ...
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Bill Gates was accepted into Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. He says he treated each application like a 'performance.'
Bill Gates is a well-known Harvard dropout, but his applications to Ivy League universities as a teen are just as interesting as his decision not to finish his degree. In his memoir, "Source Code ...
Bill Gates looks to his Seattle past, pushes Trump for a better future
In his new memoir, "Source Code," Gates explores his childhood in Seattle, deep friendships and his early path in coding, ...
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These 14 colleges offer bachelor's degrees in AI—including one Ivy League school
Tech and other industry leaders from Bill Gates to Mark Cuban have embraced ... which became the first Ivy League school to offer an AI-focused degree in 2024. Earning your degree in AI could ...
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Bill Gates was accepted into Harvard, Princeton, and Yale. He says he treated each application like a 'performance.'
Bill Gates applied to Ivy League schools using different personas and interests. Gates experimented with different career paths in his letter, including politics. He was accepted to Harvard ...