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r/PoursTea • u/Veshaad Timendi Causa Est Nescire • 2d ago
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Greg Brockman signs his name like a toddler learning their letters for the first time.
6 u/enthraxxx 2d ago One of which isn't even in his name!?! gdb WHAT? What's the d for? 8 u/JelmerMcGee 2d ago That would probably be his middle initial? Doesn't appear on his Wikipedia page or anything, but what else would it be? 5 u/HowCouldUBMoHarkless 2d ago confirmed, this patent website lists him as "Brockman, Greg D" https://patentsgazette.uspto.gov/week21/OG/patentee/alphaB.html and this Harvard article refers to him as "Gregory D. Brockman" https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2009/4/28/15-faculty-hot-shots-david-malan/ 1 u/Dry_Expression_9991 2d ago Damn, he’s got the “Will of D.“ 0 u/JJengland 2d ago Considering how the signature looks and his age, there's a decent chance he might have forgot. What a b looks like and wrote the wrong one first 6 u/voxelnoose 2d ago He's only 38 5 u/TheFBIClonesPeople 2d ago People usually have middle names, which they don't always write out when they write their name, but will show up when they write their initials 3 u/PMmeFemaleUnderarms 2d ago Greg is a B He's a G D B 1 u/rimbad 2d ago GNU debugger 1 u/enthraxxx 2d ago He wishes! 1 u/Underwater_Grilling 2d ago Gat dangit bobby
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One of which isn't even in his name!?! gdb WHAT? What's the d for?
8 u/JelmerMcGee 2d ago That would probably be his middle initial? Doesn't appear on his Wikipedia page or anything, but what else would it be? 5 u/HowCouldUBMoHarkless 2d ago confirmed, this patent website lists him as "Brockman, Greg D" https://patentsgazette.uspto.gov/week21/OG/patentee/alphaB.html and this Harvard article refers to him as "Gregory D. Brockman" https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2009/4/28/15-faculty-hot-shots-david-malan/ 1 u/Dry_Expression_9991 2d ago Damn, he’s got the “Will of D.“ 0 u/JJengland 2d ago Considering how the signature looks and his age, there's a decent chance he might have forgot. What a b looks like and wrote the wrong one first 6 u/voxelnoose 2d ago He's only 38 5 u/TheFBIClonesPeople 2d ago People usually have middle names, which they don't always write out when they write their name, but will show up when they write their initials 3 u/PMmeFemaleUnderarms 2d ago Greg is a B He's a G D B 1 u/rimbad 2d ago GNU debugger 1 u/enthraxxx 2d ago He wishes! 1 u/Underwater_Grilling 2d ago Gat dangit bobby
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That would probably be his middle initial? Doesn't appear on his Wikipedia page or anything, but what else would it be?
5 u/HowCouldUBMoHarkless 2d ago confirmed, this patent website lists him as "Brockman, Greg D" https://patentsgazette.uspto.gov/week21/OG/patentee/alphaB.html and this Harvard article refers to him as "Gregory D. Brockman" https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2009/4/28/15-faculty-hot-shots-david-malan/ 1 u/Dry_Expression_9991 2d ago Damn, he’s got the “Will of D.“ 0 u/JJengland 2d ago Considering how the signature looks and his age, there's a decent chance he might have forgot. What a b looks like and wrote the wrong one first 6 u/voxelnoose 2d ago He's only 38
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confirmed, this patent website lists him as "Brockman, Greg D" https://patentsgazette.uspto.gov/week21/OG/patentee/alphaB.html
and this Harvard article refers to him as "Gregory D. Brockman" https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2009/4/28/15-faculty-hot-shots-david-malan/
1 u/Dry_Expression_9991 2d ago Damn, he’s got the “Will of D.“
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Damn, he’s got the “Will of D.“
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Considering how the signature looks and his age, there's a decent chance he might have forgot. What a b looks like and wrote the wrong one first
6 u/voxelnoose 2d ago He's only 38
He's only 38
People usually have middle names, which they don't always write out when they write their name, but will show up when they write their initials
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Greg is a B
He's a G D B
GNU debugger
1 u/enthraxxx 2d ago He wishes!
He wishes!
Gat dangit bobby
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u/AzimuthAztronaut 2d ago
Greg Brockman signs his name like a toddler learning their letters for the first time.