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Hackers and Painters

kkeeth
April 25, 2020

Hackers and Painters

kkeeth

April 25, 2020
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  1. “Hackers and Painters”
    ʲॳࢀՃ׻ܴʳWebΤϯδχΞษڧձinVR ୈ1ճ
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    kkeeth @kuwahara_jsri @clown0082

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  2. About me
    const my_info = {
    Workplace: ‘Yumemi Inc’,
    Position1: ‘Servant Leader of FET’,
    Position2: ‘A board member’,
    Community: ‘Riot.js, Ionic, DIST’,
    PokemonGO: ‘TL40’
    }

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  3. npm/~kkeeth

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  4. github.com/riot

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  5. Sorry …
    This slide is made in English.
    But I’m unfamiliar using English.
    So, I may have a wrong expression.
    Plz feedback for me called “Masakari”
    about my English!!

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  6. Hackers
    and
    Painters

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  7. author: Paul Graham
    HP: http://www.paulgraham.com/
    ɾList Programmer, Essayist
    ɾFounded Viaweb(Yahoo! store)
    ɾworking on a new Lisp dialect,
    “Arc”

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  8. author: Paul Graham
    HP: http://www.paulgraham.com/
    Lisp is the
    BEST language

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  9. details of this book

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  10. ⚠ Attention ⚠

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  11. Hackers ≠ Crackers

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  12. This book is a compilation
    of blogs and essays he
    wrote for 5 years.

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  13. for business/design
    latter half
    formar half
    for programming(Lisp)

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  14. Contents(extract)
    Good design,
    Education,
    Philosophy
    Wealth/Fortune,
    Money,
    Programming,
    algorithm,
    Lisp, Lisp, Lisp,
    Painting,

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  15. What kind of persons are
    recommended this book?

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  16. See ourselves
    objectively
    Get tips on how to
    think and interact
    Programmer
    Manager, Director,
    Business, Designer…

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  17. maxims

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  18. “Wealth is not synonymous with money. Wealth is
    as old as the history of mankind, or rather, it may
    be said, older than that. Even ants have wealth.
    Money (money) is a relatively recent invention.”
    (wealth ≠ money)

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  19. “Wealth is a more fundamental thing. Wealth is
    what we want, food, clothes, housing, cars, tools,
    trips to places of interest, that sort of thing. Even
    if you don't have money, you can have wealth.”
    (wealth ≠ money)

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  20. “Wealth is what we want, not money.
    Money is one way to move wealth, and in reality,
    it's usually interchangeable with wealth. But the two
    are different things.”

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  21. “We have to design in a way that pleases the user.
    Once you acquire users, it all follows. Without
    users, no one cares how true to the mainstream the
    technology choices are.”
    (for design)

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  22. “Note that I said "needs" rather than "wants. A
    designer's job is not like a cook who makes
    something right away, even if the customer says so.
    I'm sure it depends on the field of art, but I don't
    think the best work in any field is done by people
    who just do what the customer asks them to do.”
    (the best work)

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  23. “The reason oil painting was so enthusiastically embraced
    when it became widespread in the 15th century was
    because it allowed the final work to be made straight from
    the prototype. Of course, we can write drafts, but there's
    no reason to stop there.
    We can take that (the prototype) and detail it and bring it
    to the final product. I think this should be done whenever
    possible. This way we can add new ideas as we go along,
    and most importantly, we can keep the morale up.”
    (about prototype)

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  24. in conclusion

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  25. Whether it's an algorithm or a painting,
    good design will last forever
    In conclusion

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  26. Have a nice life

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