国庆返程杂记-乔布斯和宫崎骏

宫崎骏：人生就是一列开往坟墓的列车，路途上会有很多站，很难有人可以自始至终陪着走完，当陪你的人要下车时，即使不舍，也该心存感激，然后挥手道别。

[乔布斯：机器人生]

乔布斯：生命中总会发生一些事情，在工作、家庭和事业之外，就像硬币都有另一面，是一个道理。比起银行家，有些人更想当诗人，而我认为应用到产品上，也可以是一样的道理。这些产品同样可以进入生产线然后送到人们手中。然后他们会感到其中蕴含的精神。

Mac时代的项目总监Bob对逝去的乔布斯说：iPod、iPhone 、iPad都十分个性化，拿在手上是如此温暖，你孤单的时候它可以唱歌给你听。在我们相处的那三年里，我拥有的是十年或二十年的回忆。史蒂夫在他56岁的人生中，拥有了两世纪的分量。他做了所有他想做的事情，全部按照他的方式来做。你其实是有朋友的，你知道吗？即使他们是怪胎。

Lisa这么说乔布斯：他相信干旱才能导致丰收，束缚才能带来愉悦！

关于死亡和进化，乔布斯说：没有死亡就没有进步。一开始我确信，生命没有死亡也能进化。接着我发现没有死亡，生命就无法做到最好。因为年轻一辈就不会有机会，那些年轻人并不知道世界在50年前是什么样子。但她们将以前视为今天，不带任何偏见，然后以此为基准，梦想着未来会是如何。

乔布斯说：生活中有各种各样的阻力试图把我们定义到一个制度和体系里，人们常常忘记他们是特殊的，有独特的情感。整个电脑行业都试图忘记人性的一面，去追求更高频率的CPU，更大的存储空间等等，这是对技术的狂热。但是你用这些来做什么呢？不仅仅是处理电子表格吧。

我们可以用更丰富的方式帮助别人表达自己的情感，比如音乐、电影、摄影，这是人们愿意做的事情。

MacTalk: 我离开极客时间自己出来创业，成立了墨问西东这家公司，继续做与创作相关的事情。我觉得未来的虚拟经济会越来越多

《Becoming Steve Jobs》Chapter 12 Two Decisions

Jim Collins, the bestselling author of the management classics Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies and Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap … and Others Don’t, has a wonderful phrase to describe an essential characteristic of great leaders: deep restlessness. Collins applies the phrase to Steve, one of the two great leaders who inspire him the most (the other is Winston Churchill, the great English politician who was prime minister during most of World War II, from 1940 to 1945, and again from 1951 to 1955). Collins believes this restlessness is far more important and powerful than simple ambition or raw intelligence. It is the foundation of resilience, and self-motivation. It is fueled by curiosity, the ache to build something meaningful, and a sense of purpose to make the most of one’s entire life. 自己何其有幸，在不到30的年纪，就能感受到乔布斯的心境 “The things he was trying to do,” says Collins, “were always hard. Sometimes those things beat him up. But the response to fighti...

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产品随想 | 周刊第69期：Do not go gentle into that good night

Products Windows Apps That Amaze Us https://amazing-apps.gitbook.io/windows-apps-that-amaze-us/ 令人精细的Windows App 文物出版社 https://book.douban.com/press/2456/ 这是一个宝藏出版社，出品书籍质量非常高，大开眼界 blind https://www.teamblind.com/ 老外的匿名职场社交工具，挺有意思，看看硅谷的meme 中国科学技术大学测速网站 https://test.ustc.edu.cn/ 看着还不错，挺靠谱的底层代码是LibreSpeed https://github.com/librespeed/speedtest 能不能好好说话？ https://github.com/itorr/nbnhhsh 也是我的一个痛点 Tree Style Tab (aka TST) https://github.com/piroor/treestyletab 一个超强的浏览器扩展插件，树状呈现浏览器标签 Failory Pitch Decks https://www.failory.com/pitch-deck 超级多的融资计划投资板，Pitch Book AutoCut https://github.com/mli/autocut 用文本编辑器剪视频全网漫游指南 https://tagly.notion.site/tagly/a333efd8c3e54e12b123acd541e8d3e6 数字时代的指引，希望他们成功 IT eBooks https://it-ebooks.info/ IT书籍下载 ToastFish https://github.com/Uahh/ToastFish 一个利用摸鱼时间背单词的软件。利用Win10通知栏，出现、背单词 Ideas 沈向洋：IDEA 如何找到创新的「甜区」 https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/OlI5VUxQKU_ijWZClQCG0Q AIGC How Did Nor...

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产品随想 | 周刊第88期：抢救中文社科历史讲座

抢救中文人文社科历史讲座 https://github.com/jeffyus/renwenjiangzuo 苹果公司的招聘理念就是两点。（1）优秀人才是自我管理的，但需要领导者为大家提供一个共同目标。（2）只有某个人看到 Macintosh 电脑感到无比兴奋，我们才会雇佣他。 ————喬布斯衡量一个人的领导能力的最好方法，就是看如果这个人休假了，他的下属在做什么。优秀的产品经理和工程师可以休假一周，他管理的工作不发生任何问题。优秀的主管和技术负责人可以休假一个月。领导能力越优秀，休假的时间就越长。 -- Andrew Bosworth，Facebook 的 CEO ——可惡，想了想，好像還真是這樣阅读不会过时，除非写作过时了。写作不会过时，除非思考过时了。（Reading won't be obsolete till writing is, and writing won't be obsolete till thinking is.） -- Paul Graham ——深刻 Cheetah https://github.com/leetcode-mafia/cheetah Cheetah is an AI-powered macOS app designed to assist users during remote software engineering interviews by providing real-time, discreet coaching and live coding platform integration. 對面試官的要求，變更高了，哈哈哈 AI's Hardware Problem https://asianometry.substack.com/p/ais-hardware-problem 有趣，瓶頸在內存 Clash 入土为安 https://gyrojeff.top/index.php/archives/Clash-入土为安/ 有趣的介紹 OP Vault ChatGPT https://github.com/pashpashpash/vault-ai Give ChatGPT long-term memory using the ...

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可能比较危险的

全网监控公司： 1）中国厦门的美亚柏科 2）KIS（Knowlesys Intelligence System） 3）除中美之外的第三大AI监控技术供应商是：日本的NEC Corporation 中国的VPN公司： 1）VyprVPN、玲珑加速器 Point： 1）被GFW屏蔽的IP，反向也会无法访问大陆网络

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Interview at the All Things Digital D5 Conference, Steve and Bill Gates spoke with journalists Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg onstage in May 2007.

Kara Swisher: The first question I was interested in asking is what you think each has contributed to the computer and technology industry— starting with you, Steve, for Bill, and vice versa. Steve Jobs: Well, Bill built the first software company in the industry. And I think he built the first software company before anybody really in our industry knew what a software company was, except for these guys. And that was huge. That was really huge. And the business model that they ended up pursuing turned out to be the one that worked really well for the industry. I think the biggest thing was, Bill was really focused on software before almost anybody else had a clue that it was really the software that— KS: Was important? SJ: That’s what I see. I mean, a lot of other things you could say, but that’s the high-order bit. And I think building a company’s really hard, and it requires your greatest persuasive abilities to hire the best ...

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Steve Jobs introduced the iPhone on January 9, 2007.

This is a day I’ve been looking forward to for two and a half years. Link Every once in a while, a revolutionary product comes along that changes everything. And Apple has been— well, first of all, one’s very fortunate if you get to work on just one of these in your career. Apple’s been very fortunate. It’s been able to introduce a few of these into the world. In 1984, we introduced the Macintosh. It didn’t just change Apple, it changed the whole computer industry. In 2001, we introduced the first iPod, and it didn’t just change the way we all listen to music, it changed the entire music industry. Well, today, we’re introducing three revolutionary products of this class. The first one is a widescreen iPod with touch controls. The second is a revolutionary mobile phone. And the third is a breakthrough internet communications device. So, three things: a widescreen iPod with touch controls; a revolutionary mobile phone; and a breakthrough internet communicat...

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产品随想 | 周刊第43期：历史上的今天

Products Huberman Lab https://hubermanlab.com/ 一款聚焦于健康的播客今日热榜 https://tophub.today/ 聚合展示，国内各热门榜单，对跟进热点非常有帮助，热点运营的好帮手 SketchyBar https://github.com/FelixKratz/SketchyBar A highly customizable macOS status bar replacement Mac菜单栏定制自定义程度很高，看作者展示的案例，暂时没想出这样的好处（不过应用本身的编辑，确实也没啥意义）生命在于折腾吧！ Thanks-Mirror https://github.com/eryajf/Thanks-Mirror 整理记录各个包管理器，系统镜像，以及常用软件的好用镜像，Thanks Mirror。 Musicn https://github.com/zonemeen/musicn 一个下载高品质音乐的命令行工具，音乐来源: 咪咕 Planet Minecraft A creative Minecraft community fansite sharing maps, minecraft skins, resource packs, servers, mods, and more. 里面有很多动人的故事可能是世界上最大的Minecraft社区，从2010年至今 The Uncensored Library https://www.uncensoredlibrary.com/en blockworks https://www.blockworks.uk/ "Distinctive maps for Minecraft that have educated players and risen to the level of art" 游戏也可以让人有更高的实现，而不仅仅是沉迷其中，国外游戏厂商比我们做的好太多 Minecraft_Memory_Bypass_GUI https://github.com/xingchuanzhen/Minecraft_Memory_Bypass_GUI 绕过Minecraft...

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《Becoming Steve Jobs》Chapter 17 “Just Tell Them I’m Being an Asshole”

For several months, I had been working to set up a joint interview of Steve, Andy Grove, Bill Gates, and Michael Dell. The confab was supposed to kick off the reporting for a book I had in mind. I had what I thought was a snappy title—Founders Keepers—and a plan to describe how a handful of geeky entrepreneurs had evolved into captains of industry; how self-absorbed inventors morphed into self-taught empire builders; how shaggy-haired idealists managed to stay in the saddle even as the companies they created grew rapidly by orders of magnitude, and as their own wealth and influence over the world itself became far more than the stuff of dreams. 好可惜啊，这次采访没有成形 During this time, Steve came to visit me in the hospital a couple of times. I was so addled with sedatives and painkillers and my own delirious hallucinations that during one visit I expressed my sincerest regrets at not being able to play saxophone in a Beatles retrospective show he was planning to put on in Las Vegas with Ringo S...

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《Becoming Steve Jobs》Chapter 15 The Whole Widget

What the world did see was an effective and visionary leader at the height of his powers. These were complicated years for Apple, but Steve handled almost every challenge in exactly the manner he wanted. He had fallen into leadership at such a young age, but he was comfortable in that role now, and justifiably sure of his capacity to guide Apple’s tens of thousands of employees to the goals he set for them. During these years, he would ensure the company’s continued success in personal computers by engineering a deft switch to a new kind of microprocessor; ruthlessly and successfully managing some major transitions in his executive team; and optimizing and building upon the efficiency and ambition of the company’s product development “treadmill,” as Tim Cook describes it. This is also when he delivered what is likely to be remembered as the most notable product of his life, the iPhone, and then improved even that by pivoting once again into a strategy he personally had not wanted to pu...

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《Becoming Steve Jobs》Chapter 11 Do Your Level Best

As a mass-market consumer electronics device, the iPod would eventually be sold, of course, all the usual places: Best Buy, Circuit City, big-box department stores, and even the computer retailers like CompUSA. Steve disdained all these outlets. His obsession with his products continued well after they’d been manufactured. The tacky, low-margin hustle of these chains ran completely against the minimalist aesthetic of his products and the clean exuberance of his marketing. There was only one place where he really enjoyed seeing his products sold to the public: his own Apple stores, which had debuted four months ahead of the iPod. 觉得那些喧嚣、嘈杂的零售渠道，配不上自己极美的产品 Going back as far as the debut of the Mac, Steve had always groused about the way Apple computers were sold in its resellers’ stores. The way his computers were displayed and sold represented the very worst of what could go wrong when things weren’t done his way. The salespeople, always interested in quick turnover, seemed to make litt...

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