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Hayim Makabee

CTO at Dooiu

Hayim Makabee is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Dooiu, a pioneering Social Fintech company, with over 25 years of experience in the Israeli hi-tech industry.

He has held leadership positions as a Software Architect and is recognized as an expert in Machine Learning.

Hayim Makabee holds a Master of Science (MSc) degree in Computer Sciences from the Technion and has pursued Ph.D. studies in Computer Sciences at the Technion - Israel Institute of Technology and The Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

He is a published author, having written a book and several scientific publications, and maintains a blog dedicated to Effective Software Design.

Hayim Makabee's educational background includes a B.Sc. in Computer Sciences from Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro and attendance at Colegio Hebreu Brasileiro Max Nordau.

Throughout his career, Hayim Makabee has been associated with several esteemed organizations, such as mrgn, GPS MED, Dooiu, TropX, Galil Software Ltd., MoovingON, Perion Network, PowerInbox, Sales Advancer, KashKlik, Sizmek, Pontis, ILTAM, Yahoo!, Iasa Global, NeuStar, ISD Israel, Proficiency, Omnisky, and Elbit Systems.

His expertise encompasses data science, machine learning, revenue optimization, predictive analytics, software architecture, and software engineering.

Highlights

Sep 2 · linkedin

Here in Israel it is very common to see non-technical startup founders that ask for a "full-stack CTO that can program in React Native, Node.js and knows Mongo DB".

For them the CTO is just a senior developer that will accept to write code in exchange of equity.

These young founders have no understanding of the meaning of technological strategy.

They don't even imagine that there is such a thing called Software Architecture.

These non-technical founders don't know how to develop software, so they bring someone who claims to know how to program and make them the CTO.

As a consequence, you can easily see these examples of a CTO with 2 years experience working as a student at Microsoft.

If you are a startup founder and you have a CTO that has less than 10 thousand hours of experience, I wish you good luck.

You will need it.

Aug 26 · linkedin

This is not Freedom of Expression! If you despise other people, you are arrogant. If you ignore their opinion, this means you feel superior to them.

Enabling people to talk as much as they want at the same time you ignore every single word they say is a form of cruelty. This is not Freedom of Expression.

Tolerances does not mean that you accept the fact that other people are ignorant. Tolerance means that you accept your own ignorance and limited knowledge and understanding.

If you despise people who have different opinions, but you think you are very generous because you let them speak, you are actually condescending.

The quote below demonstrates patronizing superiority. Actually this guy probably believes that he is so much better than others that he will offer the valuable gift of Freedom of Expression to the stupid people he despises.

This is a demonstration of magnanimity that only reinforces his feeling of being much more intelligent than the average person.

"Poor idiots, they do not understand anything, at least let us give them the Freedom of Expression."

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