不要再鬼扯什麼，你是在幫我。
是。我。在幫你做這些鳥事！
說我Git我沒push東西你沒辦法打考績了？
原來你只會這樣評估下屬，不好意思我忘記你本事就只有這樣。
你這樣說出來都不害臊，我也無言以對瞎推幾個commit。
啊是說，沒有期初規劃，沒有年度bonus，現在你拿考績出來壓人是不是忘記什麼？
哦，你本來講話就沒重點了。抱歉。
你只會說，老闆何時要來，你又要給他看什麼。而這症頭，大概兩週發作一次。
瞎忙做這些鳥東西，不會有人買單的。我跟你保證，不要說美國佬，連台灣創投看了也只會掉頭就走。
你想要什麼樣的生活？
你沒有經歷過那樣的生活，怎麼知道那是你想要的？
如果我想像的更用力些，它會成真嗎？
有多少成分可以實現？
我是不是根本沒有好好想過？只是讓生活就這樣自然而然得來，我也就此過下去？
我想要什麼樣的生活？
想給小孩什麼樣的生活？
就像是我看到works一家人搭著自己的 trailer，四處遊歷把風景當後院。
我很羨慕，works爸爸有能力，有勇氣把家當賣了，說服老婆帶著全家上路。
看了他們的事跡， follow他們的Instagram，我就能知道，那是我要的生活？！
That’s so touching and so TRUE!
This should be the right path!
Daisuke Wakabyashi:
When Apple introduced the Macintosh in 1984, people wondered whether everyone would need a personal computer one day. As the Mac prepares to celebrate its 30th anniversary on Friday, the same question hangs in the air.
Great lede.
Do you need a personal computer now? You might not even notice you’re using one.
竹製嬰兒車。沒有塑膠的年代，隨手有的東西就是材料，想像力似乎也比較豐富。#latergram (at 蘆洲李宅)
If you read about Facebook’s Airlock testing framework a couple weeks back, this is an option for any app developer.
As I said so eloquently in my quote to TechCrunch, this service sounded great until we saw it in action — then it was clear that it was even better than great. I see no reason why every app developer that cares about A/B testing (and that should be every app developer) wouldn’t want to utilize Apptimize.
Can’t wait for using it :-)
High five! High FIve! Alright.
Poor guy.
I bitch about email. A lot. Very loudly. And very publicly. As a result, I get a lot of people who reach out 1 with some tips on how they best contain the beast. 2
One of the tips that seems to come up most often is managing it as you go, on your mobile device. I of course already do this with Mailbox, but that’s really more about triage and less about taking care of business in real time. What these people usually mean is actually responding to emails as they come in, rather than organizing them to respond to later.
Admittedly, I’m awful at this. But that’s sort of by design.
I do also prefer not reply any email on my phone. Drafting some replies is the farest I would do. So why there should be a email client on my phone?
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You wake up. You grab your phone. What’s the first app you open?
This sounds like a silly question — or worse, an insulting one.1 But I find it’s a rather enlightening question. Depending on when the question is asked, the answer can either be telling about the current state of apps or the current state of you.
Personally, right now, the first app I open in the morning is Twitter. But it hasn’t always been. A year ago, that app was Path. A year before that, that app was Instagram. Before that, it was probably Twitter again. Or Foursquare. Or Techmeme (technically, the web browser). At some point it was Facebook. And way back when it was probably — shudder — email.
I’m also wondering how the app I developed should be notified my user that something’s going on. In which way would be more appropriate, less annoyed!
I like the spirit of this UberWriter.
