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Decidir que es lo que no se debe hacer es tan importante como decidir que se debe hacer
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They consider people who don't know Hamlet from Macbeth to be Philistines, yet they might merrily admit that they don't know the difference between a gene and a chromosome, or a transistor and a capacitor, or an integral and differential equation. These concepts might seem difficult. Yes, but so, too, is Hamlet. And like Hamlet, each of these concepts is beautiful. Like an elegant mathematical equation, they are expressions of the glories o..
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Einstein's 1905 burst of creativity was astonishing. He had devised a revolutionary quantum theory of light, helped prove the existence of atoms, explained Brownian motion, upended the concept of space and time, and produced what would become science's best known equation.
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the phone, 'You know that is not true,' " Brennan recalled. "He was going to drag me"
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I keep thinking about all the time away from my family this will cause, and the time away from the other family at Pixar," Jobs said. "But the only reason I want to do it is that the world will be a better place with Apple in it."
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Ele chamou Gordon Moore e fundaram uma empresa que se tornou conhecida como Integrated Electronics Corporation, que eles inteligentemente abreviaram para Intel.
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Jobs lembrou-se do incidente vividamente porque foi a primeira vez que percebeu que seu pai nao sabia tudo.
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Paul e Clara Jobs eram pais amorosos e estavam dispostos a adaptar suas vidas a situacao de ter um filho que era muito inteligente -- e tambem teimoso. Eles se esforcariam muito para servi-lo, trata-lo como alguem especial.
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Desse modo, ele cresceu nao so com o sentimento de ter sido abandonado, mas tambem de que era especial. Em sua opiniao, isso foi mais importante na formacao de sua personalidade.
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It takes a lot of hard work,
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I'm changing the world one keyboard at a time," he deadpanned."
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Las personas lo suficientemente locas como para pensar que pueden cambiar el mundo son las que lo cambian. (Anuncio "Piensa diferente" de Apple, 1997)"
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model boss or human being, tidily
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Epigraph Characters Introduction: How This Book Came to Be CHAPTER ONE Childhood: Abandoned and Chosen CHAPTER TWO Odd Couple: The Two Steves CHAPTER THREE The Dropout: Turn On, Tune In . . . CHAPTER FOUR Atari and India: Zen and the Art of Game Design CHAPTER FIVE The Apple I: Turn On, Boot Up, Jack In . . . CHAPTER SIX The Apple II: Dawn of a New Age CHAPTER SEVEN Chrisann and Lisa: He Who
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Einstein's discovery of special relativity involved an intuition based on a decade of intellectual as well as personal experiences.9 The most important and obvious, I think, was his deep understanding and knowledge of theoretical physics. He was also helped by his ability to visualize thought experiments, which had been encouraged by his education in Aarau. Also, there was his grounding in philosophy: from Hume and Mach he had developed a s..
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On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies" Now let's look at how Einstein articulated all of this in the famous paper that the Annalen der Physik received on June 30, 1905. For all its momentous import, it may be one of the most spunky and enjoyable papers in all of science. Most of its insights are conveyed in words and vivid thought experiments, rather than in complex equations. There is some math involved, but it is mainly what a good high..
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would step in after one of Jobs's tantrums. She would go to his office, shut the door, and gently lecture him. "I know, I know," he would say. "Well, then, please stop doing it," she would insist. Bowers recalled, "He would be good for a while, and then a week or so later I would get a call again." She realized that he could barely contain himself. "He had these huge expectations, and if people didn't deliver, he couldn't stand it. He could..
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won't even read it." But later that fall he seemed to have second thoughts about cooperating and, though I didn't know it, was hit by another round of cancer complications. He stopped returning my calls, and I put the project aside for a while. Then, unexpectedly, he phoned me late on the afternoon of New Year's Eve 2009. He was at home in Palo Alto with only his sister, the writer Mona Simpson. His wife and their three children had taken a..
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Eto samyi dorogoi telefon v mire, -- govoril Stiv Ballmer iz Microsoft v interv'iu telekanalu CNBC. -- Pri etom ego tselevoi auditoriei ne mogut byt' delovye liudi, tak kak u nego net klaviatury>>. V ocherednoi raz kompaniia Microsoft nedootsenila proizvedenie Dzhobsa. K kontsu 2010 goda Apple prodala 90 millionov apparatov iPhone, i na ikh doliu prishlos' bol'she poloviny obshchei summy pribyli mirovogo rynka sotovykh telefonov.
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Los intereses de un ser humano vienen determinados, en gran medida, por sus apetitos, deseos, impulsos e instintos>>, dijo Braithwaite,
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He fell silent for a very long time. "But on the other hand, perhaps it's like an on-off switch," he said. "Click! And you're gone." Then he paused again and smiled slightly. "Maybe that's why I never liked to put on-off switches on Apple devices."
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something more finished. But Jobs stared him down, and he agreed to take delivery and pay. After thirty days Apple was on the verge of being profitable. "We were able to build the boards more cheaply than we thought, because I got a good deal on parts," Jobs recalled. "So the fifty we sold to the Byte Shop almost"
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As Licklider explained, the sensible goal was to create an environment in which humans and machines "cooperate in making decisions." In other words, they would augment each other. "Men will set the goals, formulate the hypotheses, determine the criteria, and perform the evaluations. Computing machines will do the routinizable work that must be done to prepare the way for insights and decisions in technical and scientific thinking."
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Creativity comes from spontaneous meetings, from random discussions. You run into someone, you ask what they're doing, you say 'Wow,' and soon you're cooking up all sorts of ideas.
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Paul Jobs was then working at Spectra-Physics, a company in nearby Santa Clara that made lasers for electronics and medical products. As a machinist, he crafted the prototypes of products that the engineers were devising. His son was fascinated by the
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It was the fact that he and his friends had a car, unlike the group she had originally planned to go out with that evening.
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sometimes I don't. It's the great mystery." Paul Jobs was then working at Spectra-Physics, a company in nearby Santa Clara that made lasers for electronics and medical products. As a machinist, he crafted the prototypes of products that the engineers"
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Thomas Carlyle afirmaba que <>,
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began to cry, which was not unusual. He had never been, and would never be, adept at containing his emotions.
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I can't see any reason that anyone would want a computer of his own," DEC president Ken Olsen declared at a May 1974 meeting where his operations committee was debating whether to create a smaller version of its PDP-8 for personal consumers."
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six feet tall, with a passing resemblance
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Alto: "She's a pistol and has the strongest will of any kid I've ever met. It's like payback."
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The ladies staged tableaux vivants, in which they dressed in costume to re-create famous paintings.
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By 1972 the price of a pocket calculator had dropped to $100, and 5 million units were sold. By 1975 the price was down to $25, and sales were doubling every year. In 2014 a Texas Instruments pocket calculator cost $3.62 at Walmart.
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While a student in McCollum's class, Jobs became friends with a graduate who was the teacher's all-time favorite and a school legend for his wizardry in the class. Stephen Wozniak, whose younger brother had been on a swim team with Jobs, was almost five years older than Jobs and far more knowledgeable about electronics. But emotionally and socially he was still a high school geek.
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Mac in a book.
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original name not merely because frogs have the ability to metamorphose, but as a salute to its roots in the (f)ederal (r)epublic (o)f (g)ermany. He said that "the lowercase letters"
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visionario paso a ser un alucinado, lo que lo convirtio en un caso practico de mal liderazgo.
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Walter Isaacson |
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people who expect deference because they have a PhD and don't want to deal with ordinary people tend to be annoying.
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Like most artist-craftsmen of his era, he did not sign his work.
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to get this whole thing
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An even more astonishing revelation occurred when Jandali was describing the previous restaurants that he had run. There had been some nice ones, he insisted, fancier than the Sacramento joint they were then sitting in. He told her, somewhat emotionally, that he wished she could have seen him when he was managing a Mediterranean restaurant north of San Jose. "That was a wonderful place," he said. "All of the successful technology people use..
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Instead it was an undergraduate named Charley Kline, under the eye of Crocker and Cerf, who put on a telephone headset to coordinate with a researcher at SRI while typing in a login sequence that he hoped would allow his terminal at UCLA to connect through the network to the computer 354 miles away in Palo Alto. He typed in "L." The guy at SRI told him that it had been received. Then he typed in "O." That, too, was confirmed. When he typed ..
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It was a very big moment that's burned into my mind. When I realized that I was smarter than my parents, I felt tremendous shame for having thought that. I will never forget that moment." This discovery, he later told friends, along with the fact that he was adopted, made him feel apart--detached and separate--from both his family and the world."
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