my career path (qc with yours) 

1) founded esports analytics platform
2) eng @ capital one
3) eng @ aws
4) eng / head of protocol @ opensea
5) head of eng @ manifold
6) all the random stuff last year
7) eng @ farcaster

my career path (qc with yours)

1) myspace layout freelancing
2) web dev @ university student gov
3) intern @ grooveshark
4) swe @ edtech startup
5) swe @ hardware startup
6) swe @ social app startup
7) swe @ essential
8) uxe @ essential
9) swe @ google
10) uxe @ google

HOLY SHIT GROOVESHARK WHAT A BLAST FROM THE PAST

Im the guy that posted all those factory memes once

Great tech, so many cool people behind the product. Tragic ending for both the company and the CTO 🥲

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1) company struggled for years to land a deal with major record labels; in parallel Spotify was dominating Europe and eventually came to the Americas just as Grooveshark was getting buried by lawsuits. They just gave up, didn't have the resources nor path to victory in the legal battles.

2) not too long after they closed doors, Josh Greenberg was found dead in his apartment by his girlfriend. No conclusive evidence of what exactly happened, and there are several attestations that the company closing was actually a big relief for him.

I can say that he was awfully generous with his time and knowledge. While most execs had their own office rooms, he sat between the eng team and interns and was always readily approachable for anything. He was also leading an incubator of sorts where he devoted a lot of time helping local Florida startups get up and running since Grooveshark was the biggest tech name in the state at its time. Josh was barely in his mid 20s; there was so much more he could have done for the industry.