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David Auerbach

David Auerbach is an American writer and former Microsoft and Google software engineer. He has written on a variety of subjects, including social issues and popular culture, the environment, computer games, philosophy and literature. His 2018 book Bitwise: A Life in Code was well received, and chosen by Popular Mechanics as one of its 30 "Best Sci/Tech…

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Non-fiction
Alma mater
Yale University
Occupations
Writer · technologist · software engineer

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David Auerbach

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David Auerbach

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related to Online · 7
David Auerbach → Auerbach, MIT Technology ReviewDavid Auerbach, SlateDavid Auerbach, TabletDavid Auerbach, The American ReaderDavid Auerbach, The Daily BeastDavid Auerbach, UnHerd
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David AuerbachAlma materYale University1.00infobox
David AuerbachGenreNon-fiction1.00infobox
David AuerbachOccupationsWriter1.00infobox
David AuerbachOccupationstechnologist1.00infobox
David AuerbachOccupationssoftware engineer1.00infobox
David Auerbachis aAmerican writer and former Microsoft and Google software engineer0.90text
Wikipedia controversiesinstance ofBuzzFeed published screenshots of correspondence between Auerbach and Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos in which Auerbach appeared to provide Yiannopoulos with tips on topics0.80text
the relationship status of Anita Sarkeesianinstance ofBuzzFeed published screenshots of correspondence between Auerbach and Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos in which Auerbach appeared to provide Yiannopoulos with tips on topics0.80text
a Gamergate target at the timeinstance ofBuzzFeed published screenshots of correspondence between Auerbach and Breitbart News editor Milo Yiannopoulos in which Auerbach appeared to provide Yiannopoulos with tips on topics0.80text
David Auerbachrelated to OnlineSlateDavid Auerbach0.60section
David Auerbachrelated to OnlineThe American ReaderDavid Auerbach0.60section
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