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In 1944, the Nazi’s “Final Solution to the Jewish Problem” was at its height. At Auschwitz, the largest of the Nazi concentration camps, Jews were killed on an industrial scale: murdered in groups in gas chambers and shot, hanged, and tortured to death by Nazi guards. For those alive as slave laborers, death came incessantly though disease and malnutrition.
Four crematoria burned the bodies of Jews who’d been murdered at Auschwitz. They ran day and night, converting the bodies of men, women, and children into thick black ash. Between four and eight thousand people were incinerated each day. Overall, approximately 1.1 million people - over 90% of them Jews - were murdered at Auschwitz alone.
Sadistically, the Nazis forced Jewish prisoners to do this repugnant work. The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum’s Holocaust Encyclopedia describes the ghastly lives of the Sonderkommando, the Jews forced to perform the mass cremation of their friends and relatives:
After the gassing was carried out by camp personnel, men of the Sonderkommando entered the gas chamber, untangled bodies, and cleaned the by then ventilated room. An elevator then raised the bodies to the crematorium level. There, another group would shave the hair of the victims and search the bodies for hidden valuables, including gold teeth, which were removed and handed over to the SS. Finally, the Sonderkommando Jews would carry out the burning of bodies in the ovens and the disposal of the ashes.
In late September, 1944, a group of Sonderkommando planned a daring uprising in Auschwitz, determined to stall the Nazis’ death machine as best they could. But they couldn’t do it alone. For help, they turned to a group of incredibly brave Jewish women who risked torture and death to fight back against the Nazi guards.
On October 7, 1944, an explosion tore through Crematorium IV at Auschwitz-Birkenau. Behind the uprising were four Jewish women who had secretly risked their lives to smuggle gunpowder into the hands of prisoners preparing to fight back.
Ester Wajcblum, Ella Gärtner, Regina Safirsztain, and Róza Robota were prisoners at Auschwitz. Three worked in the Union munitions factory, where explosives were manufactured for the German war effort. Róza helped organize the dangerous network that carried stolen gunpowder to the Sonderkommando, Jewish prisoners forced to work in the extermination facilities.
The women stole tiny quantities of explosives, concealing them and passing them through trusted intermediaries. Discovery meant almost certain death. Yet the operation continued for months, providing the prisoners with material for their planned revolt.
On October 7, 1944, the Sonderkommando rose against their guards. They attacked SS personnel, set fire to Crematorium IV, and damaged it beyond further use. The Germans crushed the rebellion, killing hundreds of prisoners.
An investigation traced the explosives back to the women. All four were arrested and subjected to brutal interrogation. Despite torture, they refused to expose the wider resistance network.
On January 6, 1945, Ester, Ella, Regina, and Róza were publicly hanged at Auschwitz. Soviet forces liberated the camp just 21 days later.
Róza Robota's final words are remembered as "Hazak ve'ematz," meaning "Be strong and courageous."
Four women, armed with almost nothing, helped destroy part of a machinery of mass murder. Their names deserve to be remembered.
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I honestly don't think engineers should bet their careers on simply mastering software development - whether it's databases, search engine, inference engines, or anything else. AI will eventually automate much of this engineering work.
The real moat lies elsewhere: communicating with customers, understanding their pain points, identifying problems worth solving, and winning humans' trust.
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开源做得好，但是没有产品化运营，普及也难难，尤其是适配用户需求场景
隔壁 Adobe 哭晕。一家 GitHub 开源组织最近放出了 7 款用纯 Rust，从零重写的工具，界面对标 Adobe 的每一款产品，主打免费、开源、本地运行。
其中对标 Photoshop 的产品，介绍里写着，你本来就会用的开源图像编辑器（嘲讽拉满。
这几天它们的开源 GitHub 前市面猜测，这家团队是用 Claude，快速让 AI 实现了它们，从而降维打击了收费昂贵的 Adobe。
不过它们文档也说，目前还不能彻底替代它们，如复杂 PSD 还原、插件、专业排版等还有明显缺陷，但不得不说这个行为非常叫好。
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不要洗澡，缓慢适应海拔变化，做好撤退准备工作
藏游记总结-给想去西藏朋友的建议：
1.高反很危险，我的血氧来西藏后，尤其是进入高海拔地区（拉萨，珠峰）血氧最低降到了83（正常97左右），纯粹靠体格好挺过来了。路上见过不少高反严重的。
（便宜车），而且喜欢宰人，在珠峰景区附近的日定县和林芝地区是根本用不了滴滴的，没有自驾只能挨宰，新手司机就别自驾了，路况非常复杂（盘山路很多）
3.自驾千万别用电车，用好一点的越野油车，至少是霸道这个水准的，底盘减震悬挂一定要好，否则地方县城的烂路会让你怀疑人生的。不想死别用智驾哈，有的盘山路你用智驾非常危险的，西藏充电的地方不多，开电车瘫路上那可真是叫天天不应……
4.衣额一定准备套厚衣服，参考零下-10度级别至少（10月初），衣服和裤子要有防风功能，不然很容易感冒，我到了拉萨就风寒感冒流鼻涕，高海拔地区感冒很难好的，准备点风寒感冒颗粒和姜粉。
5.西藏没啥好吃的，藏面，牦牛肉，糍粑啥的都非常一般，拉萨遍地的馆子都是川菜和西北菜。
6.年龄只要你能适应高反，年龄不是绝对的限制，那怎么降低高反风险呢？最好提前口服高反神药乙酰唑胺，其他乱七八糟的中成药我没吃，每天口服的情况下血氧能维持在90左右，一旦停药马上降低到83(今天早上肉身做实验了)。
7.刚到西藏的前几天最好在林芝之类的低海拔地区适应下，前三天适应适应，阶梯抬高，别一上来就去拉萨，珠峰，阿里，大概率高反。
8.西藏的自然景观很美，很值得，西藏人民很淳朴（也有宰客的），想去布达拉宫记得至少提前一个月预约，官方约不到就去携程。想去大昭寺给佛像贴金的记得提前准备足够的现金。
9.去西藏前建议做个系统性的全身体检，尤其是心肺功能，建议最好提前半年跑步健身做有氧提升心肺功能。
10.西藏境内只有城市和乡镇有网络信号，其他大部分野外是无信号的，来玩还是注意安全，现在的人没以前那么淳朴了，不论种族。
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藏游记总结-给想去西藏朋友的建议：
1.高反很危险，我的血氧来西藏后，尤其是进入高海拔地区（拉萨，珠峰）血氧最低降到了83（正常97左右），纯粹靠体格好挺过来了。路上见过不少高反严重的。
（便宜车），而且喜欢宰人，在珠峰景区附近的日定县和林芝地区是根本用不了滴滴的，没有自驾只能挨宰，新手司机就别自驾了，路况非常复杂（盘山路很多）
3.自驾千万别用电车，用好一点的越野油车，至少是霸道这个水准的，底盘减震悬挂一定要好，否则地方县城的烂路会让你怀疑人生的。不想死别用智驾哈，有的盘山路你用智驾非常危险的，西藏充电的地方不多，开电车瘫路上那可真是叫天天不应……
4.衣额一定准备套厚衣服，参考零下-10度级别至少（10月初），衣服和裤子要有防风功能，不然很容易感冒，我到了拉萨就风寒感冒流鼻涕，高海拔地区感冒很难好的，准备点风寒感冒颗粒和姜粉。
5.西藏没啥好吃的，藏面，牦牛肉，糍粑啥的都非常一般，拉萨遍地的馆子都是川菜和西北菜。
6.年龄只要你能适应高反，年龄不是绝对的限制，那怎么降低高反风险呢？最好提前口服高反神药乙酰唑胺，其他乱七八糟的中成药我没吃，每天口服的情况下血氧能维持在90左右，一旦停药马上降低到83(今天早上肉身做实验了)。
7.刚到西藏的前几天最好在林芝之类的低海拔地区适应下，前三天适应适应，阶梯抬高，别一上来就去拉萨，珠峰，阿里，大概率高反。
8.西藏的自然景观很美，很值得，西藏人民很淳朴（也有宰客的），想去布达拉宫记得至少提前一个月预约，官方约不到就去携程。想去大昭寺给佛像贴金的记得提前准备足够的现金。
9.去西藏前建议做个系统性的全身体检，尤其是心肺功能，建议最好提前半年跑步健身做有氧提升心肺功能。
10.西藏境内只有城市和乡镇有网络信号，其他大部分野外是无信号的，来玩还是注意安全，现在的人没以前那么淳朴了，不论种族。
1.高反很危险，我的血氧来西藏后，尤其是进入高海拔地区（拉萨，珠峰）血氧最低降到了83（正常97左右），纯粹靠体格好挺过来了。路上见过不少高反严重的。
（便宜车），而且喜欢宰人，在珠峰景区附近的日定县和林芝地区是根本用不了滴滴的，没有自驾只能挨宰，新手司机就别自驾了，路况非常复杂（盘山路很多）
3.自驾千万别用电车，用好一点的越野油车，至少是霸道这个水准的，底盘减震悬挂一定要好，否则地方县城的烂路会让你怀疑人生的。不想死别用智驾哈，有的盘山路你用智驾非常危险的，西藏充电的地方不多，开电车瘫路上那可真是叫天天不应……
4.衣额一定准备套厚衣服，参考零下-10度级别至少（10月初），衣服和裤子要有防风功能，不然很容易感冒，我到了拉萨就风寒感冒流鼻涕，高海拔地区感冒很难好的，准备点风寒感冒颗粒和姜粉。
5.西藏没啥好吃的，藏面，牦牛肉，糍粑啥的都非常一般，拉萨遍地的馆子都是川菜和西北菜。
6.年龄只要你能适应高反，年龄不是绝对的限制，那怎么降低高反风险呢？最好提前口服高反神药乙酰唑胺，其他乱七八糟的中成药我没吃，每天口服的情况下血氧能维持在90左右，一旦停药马上降低到83(今天早上肉身做实验了)。
7.刚到西藏的前几天最好在林芝之类的低海拔地区适应下，前三天适应适应，阶梯抬高，别一上来就去拉萨，珠峰，阿里，大概率高反。
8.西藏的自然景观很美，很值得，西藏人民很淳朴（也有宰客的），想去布达拉宫记得至少提前一个月预约，官方约不到就去携程。想去大昭寺给佛像贴金的记得提前准备足够的现金。
9.去西藏前建议做个系统性的全身体检，尤其是心肺功能，建议最好提前半年跑步健身做有氧提升心肺功能。
10.西藏境内只有城市和乡镇有网络信号，其他大部分野外是无信号的，来玩还是注意安全，现在的人没以前那么淳朴了，不论种族。
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