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In this article, I’d like to acknowledge the
1)unsung heroes also known as Geeks. From his book Leading Geeks, Paul Glen defines them (…uh, us) as “the highly intelligent, usually 2)introverted, extremely valuable, independent-minded, hard-tofind, difficult-to-keep technology workers who are essential to the future of the organization.” Another characteristic of Geeks, according to Glen is that they’ve got lots of love, caffeine, 3)carbohydrates, and 4)saturated fat.
Maybe it is no surprise that these workers are hiding in data centers, heads down developing websites, or fixing problems on laptops—drinking Red Bull and eating pizza, of course. Yesterday’s Geeks are 5)masquerading today as 6)CIOs, 7)CTOs, or some flavor of manager or executive (before Red Bull it was coffee or 8)Mountain Dew and pizza). And what of this thing called programming? Who does it now? Well, Geeks did and they still do!
1) unsung [???????] adj. 未赞颂的
2) introverted [????????????] adj. 内向的，含蓄的
3) carbohydrate [????????????????] n. 碳水化合物
4) saturated [????????????] fat 饱和脂肪酸，一种遇冷即会凝结的油脂，会令血液中的低密度脂蛋白胆固醇水平上升
Geeks are people who deliver technology innovations no matter what era you are from. When you find them, give them a hug. You may in fact wonder if you are a Geek. Here are some clues (feel free to add more). You know you’re a Geek if…
…you see the world in 13)4K pages.
…you have an iPhone, a BlackBerry, an iPad, a laptop, a PC, and a Mac.
…you know what 14)thrashing is and believe it is inherently evil.
…you know what 15)ASP, 16)HASP, and 17)JES are but can’t remember your kids’ names.
…you loved geometry and hated the 18)prom.
…you can’t remember phone numbers but you remember IP addresses.
…you use the terms “19)do loop” and“20)no op” in non-technical contexts.
More?
极客是那些开创技术改革的人，无论他来自于什么时代。如果你遇到他们，请给他们一个拥抱。你或许也怀疑自己是不是极客。这里有一些提示（欢迎补充）。如果你是个极客，那么……
……在你的眼里，世界都是以4K解析度页面呈现的。
……你有一部iPhone手机、黑莓手机、iPad、手提电脑、个人电脑和苹果电脑。
……你知道什么是系统颠簸，并认为它天生邪恶。
……你知道什么是ASP、HASP和JES，却记不住自己孩子的名字。
……你喜欢几何学，却讨厌毕业舞会。
……你记不住电话号码，却记得IP地址。
……你会在非技术语境中使用“循环语句”和“无作业”。
还有更多吗？
1)unsung heroes also known as Geeks. From his book Leading Geeks, Paul Glen defines them (…uh, us) as “the highly intelligent, usually 2)introverted, extremely valuable, independent-minded, hard-tofind, difficult-to-keep technology workers who are essential to the future of the organization.” Another characteristic of Geeks, according to Glen is that they’ve got lots of love, caffeine, 3)carbohydrates, and 4)saturated fat.
Maybe it is no surprise that these workers are hiding in data centers, heads down developing websites, or fixing problems on laptops—drinking Red Bull and eating pizza, of course. Yesterday’s Geeks are 5)masquerading today as 6)CIOs, 7)CTOs, or some flavor of manager or executive (before Red Bull it was coffee or 8)Mountain Dew and pizza). And what of this thing called programming? Who does it now? Well, Geeks did and they still do!
1) unsung [???????] adj. 未赞颂的
2) introverted [????????????] adj. 内向的，含蓄的
3) carbohydrate [????????????????] n. 碳水化合物
4) saturated [????????????] fat 饱和脂肪酸，一种遇冷即会凝结的油脂，会令血液中的低密度脂蛋白胆固醇水平上升
Geeks are people who deliver technology innovations no matter what era you are from. When you find them, give them a hug. You may in fact wonder if you are a Geek. Here are some clues (feel free to add more). You know you’re a Geek if…
…you see the world in 13)4K pages.
…you have an iPhone, a BlackBerry, an iPad, a laptop, a PC, and a Mac.
…you know what 14)thrashing is and believe it is inherently evil.
…you know what 15)ASP, 16)HASP, and 17)JES are but can’t remember your kids’ names.
…you loved geometry and hated the 18)prom.
…you can’t remember phone numbers but you remember IP addresses.
…you use the terms “19)do loop” and“20)no op” in non-technical contexts.
More?
极客是那些开创技术改革的人，无论他来自于什么时代。如果你遇到他们，请给他们一个拥抱。你或许也怀疑自己是不是极客。这里有一些提示（欢迎补充）。如果你是个极客，那么……
……在你的眼里，世界都是以4K解析度页面呈现的。
……你有一部iPhone手机、黑莓手机、iPad、手提电脑、个人电脑和苹果电脑。
……你知道什么是系统颠簸，并认为它天生邪恶。
……你知道什么是ASP、HASP和JES，却记不住自己孩子的名字。
……你喜欢几何学，却讨厌毕业舞会。
……你记不住电话号码，却记得IP地址。
……你会在非技术语境中使用“循环语句”和“无作业”。
还有更多吗？