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  • Unfortunately she told me this in person, not via email, so I don't have proof that she said it, and she may not even remember me at this point.
  • Her name: Laura Hirsch
  • Her email: laurahirsch@gmail.com

2012

2012 - Unsolicited thank-you card from a former Rhodes Scholar I had as an LSAT student

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A short film I made for a "Directing For the Camera" class in college is one of my professor's favorite student films and the first one she showed at a presentation

This is four years after I took the course, and it was the first film she chose to show in an exhibition of six of her student films:
http://www.tcnjsignal.net/2012/10/11/br ... ent-films/
[I'm referred to by my Argentinian name, Pablo Moretto]

The first film was made by former student Pablo Moretto. The shots of the film were taken mostly from afar and they showed a man walking through the woods. During these shots there was a narrator describing, in first-person narrative, some of the adventures that he had in Maine. One incident is mentioned in which the narrator pridefully shoots a bird, but is later struck with feelings of guilt at killing an innocent animal. The film ends with his giving the bird a proper burial.

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2013.12.15 - Famous videogame maker praises me

George Broussard, the very famous lead developer of Duke Nukem 3D, told Notch (the billionaire and very famous creator of Minecraft) that I had a "really good idea"
http://www.twitch.tv/georgebroussard/b/487524666
06:24:40 - Says hi to Notch
06:25:08 - "One of the guys in the stream here, I think Nathan, had a really good idea to put a shield in to try and block damage."

2014

  • "You did a really nice job on the [application to work at our hedge fund]." - Spencer Greenberg, head of Rebellion Research, which uses machine learning (linear algebra) to value invest like Warren Buffett. He has been featured in a book ("Dark Pools") and in the media (eg the Economist, CNBC, etc.).
    • If you're interested in seeing my responses to his application (along with the application questions), let me know. I've taken my responses offline at Spencer's request to prevent people from copying my answers. [If you're curious, I didn't get the job I was applying for because I needed more programming experience. He told me to contact him in a year or two.]

2016

Infer

  • "Hey team, Wanted to quickly recognize Nathan for all the Videos he has captured from our Team Sync + Product Launch + Lightning Talk meetings. They are super helpful for those that aren't present in the office for the discussions and have helped me immensely in learning about products+roadmap without having to bug Nikhil/Sean/Nate/JM/Yang. Thanks Nathan !!!..... for taking the time to record, organize, and distribute these to the team. You going above and beyond to catalog the internal knowledge that is shared does not go un-noticed."
    • 2016.08.16 - Image Modified

My resume

  • "Your CV is one of the most refreshing I have read in a long time." - James Bourne, FireDaemon Support
  • "Great resume - I like how you list specific accomplishments rather than generic buzzwords!" - Jakob Buron - Jakob_Buron@sigmadesigns.com
  • "I like the way you have laid this out, probably one of the best I have seen." - Matthew J. Park, Strategic Innovation Group, Booz Allen Hamilton

2018

  • "I spent a few minutes looking through your wiki and other pages on the internet. You have done a great job communicating and documenting your thinking. Unlike anything I've seen. Well done."  - Jeremy Baker - cofounder of Retail Zipline, in an email.
  • "I have 100 books that I have referred to throughout my life to revisit the learned principles of other great men and women. However, I can’t find the time to read or energy to focus as my head is solving 19 other problems in the back of my head and my bandwidth is gone. You have impeccable style and I had no trouble coming back to your reading and found it incredibly easy to focus on the words of Edward Lefevre." - Joey Mentz, praising my reading of Reminiscences of a Stock Operator in an email.

  • "Hey Nathan, Thank you for the excellent application. (...)" Joe Guilmette of Soflyy, in an email, about my application to work for them.