Celebrities of Binarysearch
This multi-millionaire likes to spend his Saturdays going over Leetcode contest questions on his stream.
awice
This founder and philanthropist went to Harvard as a pre-law major but took mathematics and graduate level computer science courses. Unknown to some, he's been arrested twice, the second time for driving without a license and not stopping at a stop sign in New Mexico.
Bill Gates
This 4 letter programming language is the prefix of another programming language, but it shares little to no similarities to that one.
Java
Amazon owns this major company with a site better known for OMEGALUL and Poggies
Twitch
This city markets themselves (foolishly) as "MIT of the North" host to very few big companies and the biggest draw for incoming companies...the ability to undercut software engineering labour costs.
Waterloo, Ontario
Real quote from a bsio user: "[this user] was a top 2 contributor, top 5 solver, top 20 contest rater, and last but not least a legend"
Poggers
This social media founder was a psychology major at Harvard...though he took mostly computer science classes. That part was not explained in the movie based off of him and his company.
Mark Zuckerberg
Created by Bjarne Stroustrup in 1979 this language quite literally increments off the language it is based on.
C++
This state of the art supermarket/convenience store has no checkout aisles. You walk in, pick up items, and walk out. Amazon's technology can figure out what you took and bill you.
Amazon Go/Grocery
Tech Twitter dubs this the next tech hub, that is if they find a way to drain the swamp first.
Miami, Florida
No one knows this person
Bunny
This German-American billionaire went to Stanford but more notable annually awards $100,000 to 20 people under the age of 23 in order to spur them to drop out of college and create their own ventures.
Peter Thiel
This one letter programming language is mainly used for statistical computing and has indexing starting at 1 (yuck).
R
One of amazon's mottos are to "be frugal" but it does allow employees to have this fruit free...in Seattle offices only.
Bananas
Motor city is ranked 15th in the US for tech hubs but is fast growing, possible ditching their main source of production to become the next silicon valley
Detroit, Michigan
This is the dumbest question in the entire jeopardy. "penguin"
rayz
This South African born entrepreneur or better known Twitter user was living in Canada at the time choosing between Queens University or University of Waterloo. He has been quoted saying he did not choose Waterloo because he didn't see any girls on the campus.
Elon Musk
This programming language shares its name with a Japanese game where you place white and black stones on a board
Golang (Go)
This Newspaper's motto is "Democracy dies in darkness" and has been owned by Jeff Bezos since 2013.
The Washington Post
Notables like Snapchat and Tinder started here in this city, in an area they dubbed "Silicon Beach"
Los Angeles, California
This top bsio contest performer was part of the 2015 Uwaterloo ACM Finals team placing 13th overall. Competing alongside Volodymyr Lyubinets and Deon Nicholas.
goffrie
This rapper initially majored in computer science at St. John's University in NYC, but later switched to communication and business after witnessing the life of a lonely computer science professor.
J. Cole
This staticly typed functional programming language name contains a mammal usually found in the desert and is the main language used at Jane Street.
OCaml
Amazon HQ2 was a yearlong search for a city that would house a new office location. This city was chosen, only to have the politicians and citizens to disapprove therefore cancelling the HQ2 location.
New York City
This city is dubbed the "Silicon Valley of India" (or "IT capital of India") for its density of tech companies
Bangalore, India