aboutme

• 一个没有什么天分和好运，但尽力而为的人.

• 观念

  • 自由主义者
  • 不可知论
    • 受到休谟、罗素、维特根斯坦、波普尔、哈耶克的影响
  • 建构主义
    • 认知论话题上，支持建构主义
    • 受到 Seymour Papert、Marvin Minsky 、蒙台梭利、皮亚杰 的影响
  • “Three passions, simple but overwhelmingly strong, have governed my life: the longing for love, the search for knowledge, and unbearable pity for the suffering of mankind.” – 罗素
  • 智慧的本质是求真 道德的本质是宽容 – 罗素

• 职业

  • 近期在计算机方面，主要对这些感兴趣: Etoys/Squeak、Dynamicland、Croquet、Sketchpad、lively、MicroBlocks/Snap!、syndicate-lang

    • 自学者，未受过正规计算机教育，上过1，2节的C语言课，因无法忍受课堂的陈腐乏味，以翘课告终。成长于Unix/开源/黑客文化，期间受过 LISP 文化的影响，之后坚定加入 Smalltalk/个人计算 阵营。
    • 视 Alan Kay 为领路人，受其影响之深，如何言说都不为过。努力成为 Alan Kay 意义上的计算机科学家。
    • 对计算机抱有跟当前领域不同的愿景, 追随 个人计算(Personal Computing) 的理想, 致力于推动计算的民主化, 希望成为 Alan Kay、John Maloney、Daniel Ingalls 和 Bret Victor 的后继者
      • 接纳 Alan Kay “计算机科学尚未存在”/“计算机革命不是已经结束，而是尚未开始” 的观点(point of view)之后，被一种巨大的荒芜感所冲击，之后却感受到一种漫无边际的自由。
      • 过去几年与 John Maloney 在 MicroBlocks 项目上共事
      • 最近在伯克利(2025.09.30-…), 跟随 Bret Victor 学习 Dynamicland / Realtalk
    • 在软件工程上，早期职业生涯的规划是成为一名系统架构师。现在的兴趣是探索个人计算。Lounsen 翻译并与我分享的《梦想机器》 是我在这个方向的向导.
    • 梦想乡居十年，开个乡间小卖铺，在人潮熙攘的小店里，建造Dynamicland，供公众使用。

  • 曾在一个非营利组织里工作。追随 苏格拉底、蒙台梭利、 Seymour Papert、 Alan Kay、Bret Victor 的理想

    • 将参与 CodeLab 的工作视为人生最可贵的经历之一，在这里，我开始自由思考，追随理念，积攒勇气 ；学会信任同伴，真诚讨论，寻求共识。如果没有 Jackson 的慷慨资助，这些事情都无法发生；如果没有身边这些同伴，我无法独自走远。

• 教育程度

  • 除了创伤, 未从所受的应试教育中收获任何东西. 受教育程度等同幼儿园.
  • 受教于开放互联网，热爱并捍卫它，也受教于图书馆。
    • 尤其是, 受教于维基百科、Github、Hacker News、ChatGPT; 苏格拉底、柏拉图(反面)、罗素、洛克、休谟、维特根斯坦、波普尔、哈耶克、Alan Kay、John Maloney、Bret Victor

• 生活

  • 老家近武夷山脉, 山野田间长大, 喜欢户外运动和乡野生活
  • 爱周末流浪，喜欢有趣的人
  • 交游
    • 视 真实、勇敢、正直 为可贵的品质
  • 喜欢徒步, 爬山，骑行, 编程，读书，写作，滑雪
  • 在南京开了个青旅，周末定期到那儿组织电影放映活动,目前跑到广州折腾一个非营利组织
  • 在玩电子乐滑雪
  • 近期旅居三亚，平日在图书馆里远程办公，周末或在山野徒步，或沿海岸骑行
  • 目前住在昆明玉龙湾的山顶, 每天早上爬个山再开始远程工作, 喜欢这儿的山风/阳光, 赶集/爬山, 奶白酒和大草莓
  • 目前在伯克利当 Bret Victor 的学徒, 在他的指导下学习Realtalk, 沉浸于 Dynamicland 的文化上下文中

• 喜欢的书籍：《通往奴役之路》《自由秩序原理》《1984》《动物庄园》《开放社会及其敌人》《论自由》《历史决定论的贫困》《罗素自传》《西方哲学史》《思想录》《哲学问题》《科学革命的结构》《基地》《理想国》 《三体》《人类简史/未来简史/今日简史》《自私的基因》《浮生六记》《无爱纪》《红楼梦》《天龙八部》《武林外史》《挪威的森林》《小王子》《小飞侠彼得潘》《湘行散记》《哈克贝里·芬历险记》《月亮和六便士》《刀锋》《巨匠与杰作》《别闹了，费曼先生》《送你一颗子弹》《代码大全》《逻辑的引擎》《Head first programming》《Unix 编程艺术》《通灵芯片》《大教堂与集市》《精通正则表达式》《笨办法学 C》《黑客与画家》《黑客: 计算机革命的英雄》《ROS 机器人编程实践》《计算机程序的构造和解释》《计算机科学概论（第 12 版）》《终生幼儿园》《卓有成效的管理者》《非营利组织的管理》《人生的意义》《人生的智慧》《杀死一只知更鸟》《撒哈拉的故事》《黄金时代》《唐诗三百首》《禅与摩托车维修艺术》《万历十五年》《爆裂》《Mindstorms》《The Little Schemer》《鲁迅全集》《蒙台梭利早期教育法》《心智社会》《创新者的窘境》《一个陌生女人的来信》《猜想与反驳》《无尽的探索: 卡尔·波普尔自传》《Byte Magazine Volume 06 Number 08 - Smalltalk》 《Smalltalk Bluebook》 《理解媒介》《幸福之路》(罗素) 《柏拉图对话录》《时间机器:施乐帕克与计算机时代的黎明》《编码》《费曼物理学讲义》《建筑的永恒之道》《睡鼠说: 个人电脑之迷幻往事》《游戏设计艺术》《微积分的力量》《WebGL 编程指南》 《程序设计方法》《x的奇幻之旅》《真名实姓》《人有人的用处》《政府论(下)》《The Cuis-Smalltalk Book》《Squeak by Example (5.3 Edition)》 《民主新论》《Turtles, Termites, and Traffic Jams》《哥德尔、艾舍尔、巴赫》《走出帝制》《梦想机器(Lounsen译)》 《思考, 快与慢》《悉达多》《国家为什么会失败》《最好的告别》《Build a Large Language Model (From Scratch)》《棋王·树王·孩子王》《生命是什么(薛定谔)》《去学校化社会》《口语文化与书面文化》《Tools For Thought》《娱乐至死》《技术垄断》《童年的消逝》《人之上升》 《Envisioning Information》 《Points of View》 《From Satori to Silicon Valley》 《The Educated Mind》 《Simulation and Its Discontents》 《The Hand》 《Something Incredibly Wonderful Happens》《国家的视角》《The domestication of the savage mind》

• 喜欢的文章:
  • 中村修二: 东亚教育浪费了太多生命
  • User Interface: A Personal View
  • A Computer for Children of All Ages
  • dynamicland-501c3-narrative
  • Software: Art, Engineering, Mathematics, or Science?
  • The Early History Of Smalltalk
  • Personal Dynamic Media
  • Revealing the Elephant: The Use and Misuse of Computers in Education
  • The Center of “Why?”
  • Alan Kay: How?
  • Design Principles Behind Smalltalk
  • (How to Write a (Lisp) Interpreter (in Python)) (What is the best way to learn Lisp in 2020?)
    • lis.py
  • Learnable Programming
  • OLPC Memo 5: Education and Psychology
  • A World of Active Objects for Work and Play
  • Back to the future: the story of Squeak, a practical Smalltalk written in itself
  • Croquet – A Collaboration System Architecture – Morphic: The Self User Interface Framework
  • Squeak Etoys Authoring & Media
  • Kedama: A GUI-based Interactive Massively Parallel Particle Programming System
  • LINDA IN CONTEXT
  • How to do what you love
  • How To Take Smart Notes: 10 Principles to Revolutionize Your Note-Taking and Writing
  • ZeroMQ#Fixing the World
  • Steps Toward The Reinvention of Programming
  • What did Alan Kay mean by, “Lisp is the greatest single programming language ever designed”?
  • End-user programming
  • Simple Made Easy
  • The Computer Revolution Hasn’t Happened Yet
  • All Stories Are Wrong, but Some Are Useful
  • Exploring a Creative, Safe Introduction to Machine Learning
  • Man-Computer Symbiosis
  • Conceptual Integrity
  • bitcoin is time
  • Eight of Literature’s Most Powerful Inventions—and the Neuroscience Behind How They Work
  • Bitcoin as Battery
  • When AIs Start Hacking
  • Imagineering in a Box
  • Introduction to Operating Systems
  • Maps of Matter
  • Inventing Fundamental New Computing Technologies
  • Croquet Programming 1.0B
  • TheCuisBook
  • Competitive programming is useless
  • The Future of Programming
  • SICP Python
  • 7 Steps For Inventing The Future
  • Sutherland - The Ultimate Display
  • Sutherland-Sketchpad
  • Why AR Will Win - And Why it Matters How it Will Win
  • The Bus Ticket Theory of Genius
  • Debug Mode is the Only Mode
  • Riding the Writing Wave
  • SqueakJS A Modern and Practical Smalltalk That Runs in Any Browser
  • A pioneer’s return to the homestead
  • Lisp Quotes
  • A few words on Doug Engelbart
  • A Brief Rant On The Future Of Interaction Design
  • Computer Software
  • Computer Science was always supposed to be taught to everyone, and it wasn’t about getting a job: A historical perspective
  • The Evolution of Smalltalk
  • Avoiding Internet Centralization
  • Great engineering teams focus on milestones instead of projects
  • CHATBOTS: STILL DUMB AFTER ALL THESE YEARS
  • Stories, Structure, Abstraction and Games
  • Turing Complete User
  • End-to-end principle
  • Why We Love Lisp
  • Pay attention to WebAssembly
  • Why I Quit Tech and Became a Therapist
  • Deep Listening At The Recurse Center
  • Should web browsers have stuck to being document viewers?
  • Smalltalk: A White Paper Overview
  • Twenty Things to do with a Computer
  • “A COMBINATION OF CURIOSITY AND CONFIDENCE”: A CONVERSATION WITH JOHN MALONEY
  • The Internet Was Designed With a Narrow Waist
  • Open Leadership Training Series Best Practices Working Open
  • Steve Wozniak: Steve Jobs wasn’t a natural-born leader, he worked to ‘develop his communication’ skills
  • Evolving User Interfaces From Within Self-supporting Programming Environments
  • MVC XEROX PARC 1978-79
  • Photography is not Objective, Art is a Set of Choices
  • An Introduction to Morphic: The Squeak User Interface Framework
  • Why Educational Technology Has Failed Schools
  • The Lisp Curse
  • Finally We May Have a Path to the Fundamental Theory of Physics… and It’s Beautiful
  • Fabrik A Visual Programming Environment
  • Entrepreneurship
  • A Hacker’s Case For Crypto
  • #965: Primer on Whitehead’s Process Philosophy as a Paradigm Shift & Foundation for Experiential Design
  • Lisp, Smalltalk, and the Power of Symmetry
  • Hume’s Real Riches
  • How Apple Invented The Future (and the iPad) in 1986
  • Unlocking the Metaverse: New Opportunities in Games Infrastructure
  • He Dropped Out to Become a Poet. Now He’s Won a Fields Medal.
  • Centralization, Decentralization, and Internet Standards
  • Object-Oriented Game Programming: The Behavior System
  • Collaborative AR:Comparing Approaches
  • Self-Dialogue as a Journaling Strategy
  • No more “Insight Porn”
  • Smalltalk and exploratory programming
  • Squeak bons mots
  • Shadama: A Particle Simulation Programming Environment for Everyone
  • You thought you bought software – all you bought was a lie
  • How to Travel
  • Starting a Business Around GPT-3 is a Bad Idea
  • Personal programming and the object computer
  • Scientists Increasingly Can’t Explain How AI Works
  • Niches are Overrated
  • Write Like You Talk
  • On repl-driven programming
  • Little Languages Are The Future Of Programming
  • Socrates on the Forgetfulness that Comes with Writing
  • The Miracle of become:
  • Why don’t software development methodologies work?
  • Where Did Personal Computing Go Wrong: The Abandonment of User Empowerment, The Rise of “Big Platforms,” and Solutions
  • Brad Cox
  • Why I’m Building Tools for Humanity
  • Superintelligence: The Idea That Eats Smart People
  • Notes apps are where ideas go to die. And that’s good.
  • Privacy (Part 1): One of the Most Fundamental Human Rights, Yet Constantly Under Threat
  • Marvin Minsky And The Ultimate TinkerToy
  • How To Be Successful
  • How bioelectricity could regrow limbs and organs, with Michael Levin (Ep. 112)
  • You don’t need to work on hard problems
  • Immanuel Kant—What can we know?
  • the Waning Days of the Craft
  • Suddenly, I Understand Software
  • More people should write
  • How to Start Google
  • (the software crisis)
  • Tcl the Misunderstood
  • Copying is the way design works
  • Defense of Lisp macros
  • The Computer for the 21st Century
  • Design Patterns, Smalltalk, and the Lost Art of Reading Code
  • Why is the Speed of Light So Fast? (Part 1)
  • Your life is not a story: why narrative thinking holds you back
  • With AI, the Future of Augmented Reality is in Your Ears
  • The Deep History of Your Apps: Steve Jobs, NeXTSTEP, and Early Object-Oriented Programming
  • Technologies for Lifelong Kindergarten
  • Generative AI and Creative Learning: Concerns, Opportunities, and Choices
  • That’s Not an Abstraction, That’s Just a Layer of Indirection
  • Does current AI represent a dead end?
  • Seymour Papert: A Critique of Technocentrism in Thinking About the School of the Future
  • How AI-assisted coding will change software engineering: hard truths
  • I’ve acquired a new superpower
  • How I program with LLMs
  • I am (not) a Failure: Lessons Learned From Six (and a half) Failed Startup Attempts
  • No Silver Bullet—Essence and Accident in Software Engineering
  • Advice for a friend who wants to start a blog
  • Your phone is why you don’t feel sexy
  • Systemic Existential Risks from Incremental AI Development
  • We need network societies, not network states
  • Building personal software with Claude
  • Reality has a surprising amount of detail
  • LLM Inflation
  • Yet another LLM rant

与计算机相关的文章多在 Bret Victor 整理的这份列表里:worrydream refs里找到的, 这份列表可能囊括了计算机历史上许多重要的想法。

欢迎与我讨论以上文章涉及的话题。

• 喜欢的演讲:
  • A powerful idea about ideas
  • Doing with Images Makes Symbols
  • Inventing on Principle
  • The Future of Programming
  • Stop Drawing Dead Fish
  • Seeing Spaces
  • How to Invent the Future I
  • Seminar with Alan Kay on Object Oriented Programming
  • The Lively Kernel
  • The computer revolution hasnt happened yet
  • Alternate Reality Kit by Randall Smith at Xerox PARC 1986 (VPRI-0131)
  • 2016 Dan Ingalls - Pronto: Toward a Live Designer’s Notebook
  • Dan Ingalls: Object-Oriented Programming
  • Dan Ingalls - 40 Years Of Fun With Computers
  • Your Tour of HyperCard (1991) Apple Computer
  • HATEOAS
  • “Stop Writing Dead Programs” by Jack Rusher
  • Full interview: “Godfather of artificial intelligence” talks impact and potential of AI
  • long demo1 John Maloney Introducing GP
  • Hypercard in the World
  • Bret Victor - The Humane Representation of Thought
  • Dynamicland intro
  • Nintendo - Putting Play First
  • Program to learn the power of creative coding
  • Dijkstra: On the foolishness of “natural language programming”