黑馬旅遊網技術棧

A friend who got a passport and went overseas at age 40 came back and told me "it was mind-blowing. There's billions of people who will never live here...and don't want to...and that's OK. It was so useful for me to see other people's worlds and learn that."

一個擁有護照並在40歲時出國的朋友回來了，並告訴我：“這令人振奮。有數十億人永遠不會在這裡生活……不想……這沒關係。對於我來說，去了解別人的世界並學習它非常有用。”

I could tease my friend for their awakening. I could say a lot of things. But for a moment consider the context of someone geographically isolated learning - being reminded - that someone can and will live their whole life and never need or want to see your world.

我可以逗我的朋友喚醒他們。 我可以說很多話。 但是有一刻，請考慮某人在地理上孤立的學習的背景-被提醒-某人可以並且將一生都生活，並且永遠不需要或不想看到您的世界。

Travel of any kind opens eyes.

任何形式的旅行都會睜大眼睛。

Now apply this to technology. I'm a Microsoft technologist today but I've done Java and Mainframes at Nike, Pascal and Linux at Intel, and C and C++ in embedded systems as a consultant. It's fortunate that my technology upbringing has been wide-reaching and steeped in diverse and hybrid systems, but that doesn't negate someone else's bubble. But if I'm going to speak on tech then I need to have a wide perspective. I need to visit other (tech) cultures and see how they live.

現在將此應用於技術。 我今天是微軟的技術專家，但我曾在Nike擔任過Java和Mainframes，在Intel擔任過Pascal和Linux，並在嵌入式系統中擔任過C和C ++的顧問。 幸運的是，我的技術培訓涉及面廣，並深入到了多樣化和混合的系統中，但這並沒有消除別人的泡沫。 但是，如果我要講技術，那麼我需要有廣闊的視野。 我需要參觀其他(科技)文化，看看它們如何生活。

You may work for Microsoft, Google, or Lil' Debbie Snack Cakes but just like you should consider getting a passport, you should absolutely visit other (tech) cultures. Travel will make you more well-rounded. Embrace the ever-changing wonders of the world and of technology. Go to their meet-ups, visit their virtual conferences, follow people outside your space, try to build their open source software, learn a foreign (programming) language. They may not want or need to visit yours, but you'll be a better and more well-rounded person when you return home if you're chose to be technology tourist.

您可能會為Microsoft，Google或Lil'Debbie Snack Cakes工作，但就像您應該考慮獲得護照一樣，您絕對應該訪問其他(技術)文化。 旅行將使您更加全面。 擁抱世界和技術不斷變化的奇蹟。 參加他們的聚會，參觀他們的虛擬會議，關注您空間之外的人們，嘗試構建他們的開源軟體，學習外語(程式語言)。 他們可能不想或不需要拜訪您的人，但是如果您選擇去科技旅遊，那麼當您回到家時，您將成為一個更好，更全面的人。

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關於斯科特 (About Scott)

Scott Hanselman is a former professor, former Chief Architect in finance, now speaker, consultant, father, diabetic, and Microsoft employee. He is a failed stand-up comic, a cornrower, and a book author.

斯科特·漢塞爾曼(Scott Hanselman)是前教授，前金融首席架構師，現在是演講者，顧問，父親，糖尿病患者和Microsoft員工。 他是一位失敗的單口相聲漫畫家，一個玉米種植者和一本書的作者。

翻譯自: https://www.hanselman.com/blog/be-a-technology-tourist

黑馬旅遊網技術棧