9 Quotes & Sayings By Daniel Egger

Daniel Egger has been living in Vienna since 2011. He studied mathematics and computer science at the University of Vienna. Daniel is a programmer, gamer, designer, and graphic artist. His professional career began with the creation of an online marketing agency for one of the biggest software companies in Austria. He later joined Google as a product manager to invest in the development of Google+ Local Search, Google Maps, YouTube, and Chrome. When he left Google to pursue his own projects he started working on a variety of projects Read more

These include the freelancer portal Freelancer.com, which was acquired by Zappos in 2013, and he continues to work on various other projects as well as helping teach programming at the University of Vienna. As an avid gamer (he is both programmer and game designer), Daniel is active in various communities like Reddit's r/gamedev or contributing to various open source projects like SFML (a C++ crossplatform multimedia API) or OpenAL Soft (an open source 3D audio API). He has created tools like the Indie Game Calendar (a worldwide event calendar for indie game developers) or game-related articles like game development articles for beginners or game development articles for programmers.

Change is neither good nor bad. It only creates a...
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Change is neither good nor bad. It only creates a different situation. Daniel Egger
Our reality defines itself by people who strive for change
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Our reality defines itself by people who strive for change Daniel Egger
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The future is not about a single mind that sees or predicts - it is about the many. Daniel Egger
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The present and the future are about sense-making, about what we as humans value. Daniel Egger
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Any change holds an opportunity. Daniel Egger
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We need to act and embrace uncertainty as a pool of opportunity. Daniel Egger
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For basic survival, as for evolution, we have to accept the past as the creator of the present, influence the future, and act in the present. Daniel Egger
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Change is neither good nor bad. It creates different situations, and that difference is what we have to understand, embrace and explore as an opportunity. Daniel Egger