HuggingChat macOS https://github.com/huggingface/chat-macOS
HuggingChat macOS is a native chat interface designed specifically for macOS users, leveraging the power of open-source language models. It brings the capabilities of advanced AI conversation right to your desktop, offering a seamless and intuitive experience.A last visit to the Citroën Conservatory before it closes its doors https://www.classicdriver.com/en/article/cars/a-last-visit-citroen-conservatory-it-closes-its-doors
内容的容器,大于内容本身 https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/sqR_D1BC8MfmFiI9p7Kriw
互联网的最初,从Yahoo 开始,互联网上最有价值的商业模式的底层逻辑一直是信息的排序。Yahoo 那个时代是“专家”帮所有的人排序,每个人消费一样的信息。Google 则是由搜索算法根据查询的关键词对信息进行排序。Facebook,Twitter,微信这种是根据每个人的社会关系来给信息排序。而到了字节跳动,则是由算法根据你自己的兴趣和历史,把信息排序之后推荐给你。Founder Mode https://paulgraham.com/foundermode.html
在创始人能力边界内,扩展业务,且关注细节The Future of Streaming (According to the Moguls Figuring It Out) https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/22/technology/netflix-amazon-disney-sony-streaming.html
etflix’s Greg Peters on a new culture memo and where ads, AI, and games fit in https://www.theverge.com/24182520/netflix-co-ceo-memo-ads-subscription-price-decoder-podcast-interview
一门生意的关键Interviewing Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth on the Metaverse, VR/AR, AI, Billion-Dollar Expenditures, and Investment Timelines https://www.matthewball.co/all/bozinterview2024
真正在做产品的人的认知,才非常值得学习乔治·奥威尔《我为何写作》 1946 https://www.douban.com/note/798756767/?_i=6831779js_iqn0
过去全部十年中,我最想做的,就是将政治性写作变成一种艺术。我的出发点总是感到党派偏见和不公。动笔写一本书时,我不会对自己说:“我要写一本完美的书。”我想写它,是因为有某种谎言我想揭穿,有些事实我想唤起人们的注意,我最初关心的,就是让人们听到我的意见。但如果同时没有一种美学感受,我就不会写一本书,甚或一篇为杂志而写的长文。任何人如果有心详细读一下我写的东西,就会发现即使是纯粹的宣传,里面还是包括很多一个全职的政治家会认为与主题无关的东西。我不能也不愿完全抛弃那个我自孩提时代开始形成的世界观。只要我活着,我就会继续追求文字上的风格,继续热爱大自然,继续乐于欣赏那些实实在在的东西,以及星星点点的无用信息。我想压制自己的这方面是徒劳的。我的工作,是将自己根深蒂固的好恶感与时代强加给我们所有人身上那些基本上是大众的、非个体的活动相调和。
回头看看前面的一两页,我看到我好像制造出了这样一个印象,即我的写作动机完全出自热心公众利益,我不想让这点成为别人对我的最终印象。所有作家都是自负自私,也是懒惰的,在他们各种写作动机的根子里面,还存在一个谜团。写本书是场可怕的、令人疲惫不堪的挣扎,就像很长一段时间得了令身心痛苦的病症。如果不是受某种他既无力抵抗又无法理解的魔鬼迫使,他永远不会做这样一件事。就人们所知,这个魔鬼只不过跟让小孩子号啕以引起别人注意是同样一种本能。但同样正确的是,除非他不停奋力消除自己的个性,否则就写不出任何具有可读性的东西。好的文字就像窗玻璃。我不能十分肯定地说出我的几种动机里哪种最强,但我知道哪种值得遵循。回头看看我的全部作品,我看到在我缺乏政治目的时,写出来的书总无一例外地没有生气,蜕化成华而不实的段落、无意义的句子和装饰性形容词,而且总的说来,是自欺欺人之作。
A candid talk with Apple's CEO on a landmark day in its history. By Laura Locke | Wednesday, December 7, 2011 at 1:15 am Steve Jobs announces the iTunes Music Store. On April 28th, 2003, moments before I was about to interview Steve Jobs at San Francisco’s Moscone Center, I was jittery. Anticipation? Nerves? Excitement? You bet. All of those visceral emotions were firing. Knowing Jobs’ storied reputation as an irascible and exacting Silicon Valley CEO had me on edge. But I had prepared a tight set of questions. Secretly, I was hoping he might enjoy the line of inquiry. In turn, I would have a lively and candid report for my editors at TIME. What I didn’t know was that the interview was taking place on what would turn out to be one of the most important days in Apple’s history: The launch of the iTunes Music Store. Once again, Ste...