揭露
Disclosure
Michael Crichton · 初版 1993 年
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《披露》是 Michael Crichton 的一部小说，是他以本名出版的第九部、总计第十九部作品，于 1994 年出版。小说背景设定在一家虚构的计算机硬件制造公司。情节围绕主人公 Tom Sanders 展开，讲述他努力证明自己遭到女上司性骚扰的经历。
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Disclosure
Michael Crichton · 初版 1993 年
《披露》是 Michael Crichton 的一部小说，是他以本名出版的第九部、总计第十九部作品，于 1994 年出版。小说背景设定在一家虚构的计算机硬件制造公司。情节围绕主人公 Tom Sanders 展开，讲述他努力证明自己遭到女上司性骚扰的经历。
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……关于这一点有两篇很棒的帖子/故事：1. 这篇讲聪明员工“读老板心思”的帖子：https://yosefk.com/blog/people-can-read-their-managers-mind.... 2. 在 Michael Crichton 的《Disclosure》里有一句很妙的话：“你为什么穿得这么随便，而不是穿西装？是因为你自己想这样，还是因为 CEO 这么穿，而你想表明自己是团队的一员？？”
…Two great posts/stories about this: 1. This post about smart employees "reading their managers minds": https://yosefk.com/blog/people-can-read-their-managers-mind.... 2. In Michael Crichton's book Disclosure there is a great line: "Why did you dress casually instead of wearing a suit? Is it b/c you wanted to do that or b/c the CEO did it and you wanted to show you were part of the team??"
……他们的叙事？可能是未来科技，但我觉得那种整体的“技术腔”感觉会差不多。或者像 Michael Crichton 的《Prey》那样的推想小说，甚至像他同一作者的《Disclosure》那样的作品，我记得背景设定在一家硬件公司？
…their narratives? It might be futuristic technology, but I think the overall feeling of "techy language" would be similar. Or speculative fiction like Prey by Michael Crichton, or even something like Disclosure by the same, which from what I can remember is set at a hardware company?
Michael Crichton 的小说《Disclosure》里也有几个好笑的场景，讲他们的 VR 系统有个“呕吐系数”……
Michael Crichton's novel Disclosure had a few funny scenes about their VR system having a 'puke factor' as well...
Crichton 失忆效应，就是你忘了 Michael Crichton 本人有多容易陷入令人尴尬的偏见。《Rising Sun》和《Disclosure》……简直……呃……
The Crichton amnesia effect is when you forget how susceptible Michael Crichton was to embarrassing prejudices himself. Rising Sun and Disclosure... are... just... yeesh.
同意。Photoshop 已经存在很久了，很多时候只是让早先的修图技术变得更容易、更快，所以这也不是什么新鲜事。比如读读 Michael Crichton 的《Disclosure》。
agreed. Photoshop has existed for quite a long time, and often just made earlier retouching techniques easier and faster, so it's not like this is new. Read Disclosure, by Michael Crichton, for example.