如果你在图书馆待上一天,不管这座图书馆有多小,当你面对着人类积累下来的无穷智慧,你的心中只会满怀敬畏,甚至会夹杂着淡淡的悲哀。想想看吧,有多少美妙的故事你从未听过,有多少对重大问题的探求你永远不会去思考,有多少令人欣喜、发人深省的思想你无法分享,有多少人付出了艰辛的劳动为你服务而你却不会去收获劳动成果。
a set of detailed pixel scatterplots of digg activity. the time of day that a digg occurred is represented horizontally, midnight to midnight, Pacific Standard Time. the vertical axis indicates story ID, with the newest at the top, & the oldest at the bottom. color denotes the amount of time a user has been a member.
some apparent patterns: submissions are slow during the early morning hours & evenings, people digg in stories in time sequence (or reverse sequence), & some stories are dugg only by new users (or, in fact, some stories are so strong people became members specifically to digg them).
see also bigspy & stack swarm &digg visualization & digg dot plot.
[link: stamen.com]
“润,来市场部门,帮我吧” Z说。
前后,有人用名诱惑我(亿万资产公司常务VP),有人用利诱惑我(七位数的年薪),有人用权诱惑我(数百人的团队),就是没有人用过美人计(不能不说是人生一大缺憾啊。同志们,你们都是怎么想的啊?!)。而Z的条件与以上都不同,比较特别:
1、你需要从办公室搬出来,和所有人一样坐cubic;
2、你不会再有自己的团队,从此只管理你自己一人;
3、你的薪水根据业绩,可能会降低,可能会超过,可能会持平。
“但是,我给你你梦寐以求的空间。”
历史总是惊人的相似。七年前我加入微软的时候,我宁可接受对我来说倒退三年的薪水,以换取一个心目中更大的空间感,那个我以前老板认为只有北京才有的空间感。今天我坚信,我当时是明智的。七年后,我再次面临同样的选择。
我说:“请让我考虑考虑”。想听听朋友们的建议。“什么?你不会真的要去吧?”大多数人都是这个反应,“不错啊,微软的高级经理,多体面啊!”也有人说。但大家都问:“你到底想要的是什么?”。
“能令我重新激动的新挑战,”我说。越不断的了解,我就越不断地被这个新挑战所诱惑,所倾倒,前所未有。“我要有这样的勇气,面对所渴望的变化”。
我做出了选择。是时,我29.5岁。
从此,我的生活变得很“规律”:白天拼命和人说话,晚上奋笔写信回信;登机就看书学习,上车就电话会议;听音乐基本在每周日8点“最爱情歌榜”,吃水果基本在工作日8点喜来登餐厅;平均每周坐4次飞机;最多一天出现在4个城市;参观最多的是全国各大机场,贡献最大的是给中国移动通信。
2005年,因为非商业目的我认识了非常多的公益精英;2006年,又因为业务的原因认识了非常多的商业伙伴。朋友们所教会我的,必将是我一生都受用不尽的真正财富。
七年,这才开始。
后记:
在一个只要20分钟就可以散步整整一圈的小岛上,我住了7天。这个小岛椰林树影,水清沙白。SHE很喜欢这里的寄居蟹,和水上飞机。这个小岛和他周围群岛所属的国家,叫做马尔代夫。
在马尔代夫,我碰到了正好来度假的郭刚,和郭夫人。望着美丽的夕阳,坐在水上别墅的露台上,我问郭刚,你还记不记得,你离开微软的时候,对我说过什么。
他很诧异。“我有说过什么吗?完全不记得了。我都说了什么?”
我笑笑。
夕阳落下,是为了另一个升起;停一停,是为了让灵魂能够跟上脚步。
然后,出发。
(完)
A publisher wrote in a couple weeks ago and asked, "Your click count and Google Analytics' click count are way off. What's up with that?" And lo, another "What's up with that?" post was born. Welcome to What's Up With That Volume 2: Clicks.
Publishers who are interested in measuring audience engagement through their feed often turn on our clickthrough tracking service (StandardStats users, click "StandardStats" and check the box marked "Item link clicks"; TotalStats users do the same under "TotalStats"). When this service is enabled, we rewrite the clickthrough link so that the initial click request goes through ours servers; we log the request and then forward the browser on to your site.
Publishers with access to advanced web analytics products (Google Analytics, Omniture, to name a few) often have the ability to measure clickthroughs as well, albeit through a different mechanism: these services use the addition of a parameter at the end of the URL - something like www.blog.com/permalink.php?source=rss. That "?source=rss" is how the web analytics platform knows that the click came from the feed.
Theoretically, these two reports should line up. In reality, they rarely do. We've dug into these discrepancies and thought we'd share what we found:
One final note on effectively using the clickthrough tracking. When you enable clickthrough tracking and you subscribe to TotalStats, we give you the option of using either a 301 redirect or a 302 redirect. Those numbers correspond to the http code that our server returns to the requesting application/server. A 301 redirect is a permanent redirect, in effect telling the requesting application that the one and only place where the content lives is at the destination URL (i.e., not the click-through URL, but the permalink for the content). A 302 redirect is a temporary redirect, signaling that the destination URL may change at some point. Different publishers have different preferences, so we don't presume to know which approach you will prefer: but whichever you want, you can indicate through the item link clickthrough configuration.
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