JPod
Douglas Coupland · 初版 2006 年
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极度邪恶……极其有趣。一场深入当今新一代技术极客（techno geeks）的致命狂欢，Coupland 即将出版的这部小说将 Microserfs 更新到了 Google 时代。
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Douglas Coupland · 初版 2006 年
极度邪恶……极其有趣。一场深入当今新一代技术极客（techno geeks）的致命狂欢，Coupland 即将出版的这部小说将 Microserfs 更新到了 Google 时代。
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我能想到最接近的可能就是道格拉斯·科普兰的《J-Pod》了。https://www.amazon.com/JPod-Douglas-Coupland/dp/1596911050
Closest thing I can think of is probably J-Pod, by Douglas Coupland. https://www.amazon.com/JPod-Douglas-Coupland/dp/1596911050
1. 《美国人民的历史：20世纪精选》- 霍华德·津恩 2. 《雪崩》- 尼尔·斯蒂芬森 3. 《jPod》- 道格拉斯·科普兰 4. 《世界是平的 2.0》
1. People's History of the United States: Highlights from the 20th century - Howard Zinn 2. Snow Crash - Neil Stephenson 3. jPod - Douglas Coupland 4. the world is flat 2.0
好多不错的推荐。为了尽量不和大家重复，我从不同角度推荐几本：# 道格拉斯·科普兰的《JPod》让我意识到，出问题的是公司体制，而不是我自己。# 本杰明·富兰克林的自传让我看到了一段由凡人构成的历史，他们和我并没有什么不同…
A lot of good suggestions. To try to avoid repeating what others have said too much, here are some from a different perspective. # "JPod" by Douglas Coupland helped me realize that it was corporatism, not me, that was broken. # Benjamin Franklin's autobiography showed me a history that was made of people, a people no different than me…
我是2000年3月3日搬到加州去一家互联网公司工作的。仅仅一周后的3月10日，纳斯达克就见顶了。在我看来，那个时代被完美记录在道格拉斯·科普兰的两部小说里：《微奴》（泡沫破裂前）和《JPod》（泡沫破裂后）。《JPod》后来还被改编成了加拿大电视剧，非常搞笑！
I moved to California to work at a dot com on March 3, 2000. The NASDAQ peaked one week later on March 10. To me that era is captured in Douglas Coupland's novels Microserfs (pre-crash) and JPod (post-crash). JPod was also made into a show for Canadian TV that's a lot of fun!
Douglas Coupland 几年前在他的书《JPod》中触及了这个主题。读完那本书后，它真的改变了我对我认识的所有程序员/系统管理员的看法。
Douglas Coupland touched on the subject a few years ago in his book "jPod". After reading that, it really changed the way that I looked at all of the coders / sys-admins that I know.
丹尼尔·苏亚雷斯的《Daemon》，真的让我想起了斯蒂芬森的作品，强烈推荐！http://thedaemon.com/ 道格拉斯·科普兰的《微奴》和《JPod》我也超喜欢。
Daemon by Daniel Suarez, it really reminded me of Stevenson's work, highly recommend it! http://thedaemon.com/ Also loved Microserfs and JPod by Douglas Coupland.