ポールグレアムエッセイ集

# 権利について
著作権はPual Graham氏に帰属します。この記事は原著者の翻訳に関する指示に従い翻訳しています
https://paulgraham.com/gfaq.html

# 邦訳一覧

どれから読めば良いかわからない方、How to Do Great Workか、Having Kidsか、How to Lose Time and Moneyがおすすめです。

|邦訳 | 原題|
|:-:|:-:|
||When To Do What You Love|
||Founder Mode|
||The Right Kind of Stubborn|
||The Reddits|
||How to Start Google|
||The Best Essay|
||Superlinear Returns|
||How to Do Great Work|
||How to Get New Ideas|
||The Need to Read|
||What You (Want to)* Want|
||Alien Truth|
||What I've Learned from Users|
||Heresy|
||Putting Ideas into Words|
||Is There Such a Thing as Good Taste?|
||Beyond Smart|
||Weird Languages|
||How to Work Hard|
||A Project of One's Own|
||Fierce Nerds|
||Crazy New Ideas|
||An NFT That Saves Lives|
||The Real Reason to End the Death Penalty|
||How People Get Rich Now|
||Write Simply|
||Donate Unrestricted|
||What I Worked On|
||Earnestness|
||Billionaires Build|
||The Airbnbs|
||How to Think for Yourself|
||Early Work|
||Modeling a Wealth Tax|
||The Four Quadrants of Conformism|
||Orthodox Privilege|
||Coronavirus and Credibility|
||How to Write Usefully|
||Being a Noob|
||Haters|
||The Two Kinds of Moderate|
||Fashionable Problems|
|[子どもを持つということについて](https://qiita.com/tmp_ms/items/75f9d1c0d04ad846591c)|Having Kids|
||The Lesson to Unlearn|
||Novelty and Heresy|
||The Bus Ticket Theory of Genius|
||General and Surprising|
||Charisma / Power|
||The Risk of Discovery|
||How to Make Pittsburgh a Startup Hub|
||Life is Short|
||Economic Inequality|
||The Refragmentation|
||Jessica Livingston|
||A Way to Detect Bias|
||Write Like You Talk|
||Default Alive or Default Dead?|
||Why It's Safe for Founders to Be Nice|
||Change Your Name|
||What Microsoft Is this the Altair Basic of?|
||The Ronco Principle|
||What Doesn't Seem Like Work?|
||Don't Talk to Corp Dev|
||Let the Other 95% of Great Programmers In|
||How to Be an Expert in a Changing World|
||How You Know|
||The Fatal Pinch|
||Mean People Fail|
||Before the Startup|
||How to Raise Money|
||Investor Herd Dynamics|
||How to Convince Investors|
||Do Things that Don't Scale|
||Startup Investing Trends|
||How to Get Startup Ideas|
||The Hardware Renaissance|
||Startup = Growth|
||Black Swan Farming|
||The Top of My Todo List|
||Writing and Speaking|
||How Y Combinator Started|
||Defining Property|
||Frighteningly Ambitious Startup Ideas|
||A Word to the Resourceful|
||Schlep Blindness|
||Snapshot: Viaweb, June 1998|
||Why Startup Hubs Work|
||The Patent Pledge|
||Subject: Airbnb|
||Founder Control|
||Tablets|
||What We Look for in Founders|
||The New Funding Landscape|
||Where to See Silicon Valley|
||High Resolution Fundraising |
||What Happened to Yahoo |
||The Future of Startup Funding |
||The Acceleration of Addictiveness|
||The Top Idea in Your Mind |
||How to Lose Time and Money |
||Organic Startup Ideas|
||Apple's Mistake|
||What Startups Are Really Like|
||Persuade xor Discover |
||Post-Medium Publishing|
||The List of N Things|
||The Anatomy of Determination |
||What Kate Saw in Silicon Valley |
||The Trouble with the Segway|
||Ramen Profitable|
||Maker's Schedule, Manager's Schedule |
||A Local Revolution?|
||Why Twitter is a Big Deal|
||The Founder Visa|
||Five Founders|
||Relentlessly Resourceful|
||How to Be an Angel Investor|
||Why TV Lost|
||Can You Buy a Silicon Valley? Maybe.|
||What I've Learned from Hacker News|
||Startups in 13 Sentences|
||Keep Your Identity Small |
||After Credentials|
||Could VC be a Casualty of the Recession?|
||The High-Res Society|
||The Other Half of "Artists Ship" |
||Why to Start a Startup in a Bad Economy|
||A Fundraising Survival Guide|
||The Pooled-Risk Company Management Company|
||Cities and Ambition|
||Disconnecting Distraction|
||Lies We Tell Kids|
||Be Good|
||Why There Aren't More Googles|
||Some Heroes|
||How to Disagree|
||You Weren't Meant to Have a Boss|
||A New Venture Animal|
||Trolls|
||Six Principles for Making New Things|
||Why to Move to a Startup Hub|
||The Future of Web Startups|
||How to Do Philosophy|
||News from the Front|
||How Not to Die|
||Holding a Program in One's Head|
||Stuff|
||The Equity Equation|
||An Alternative Theory of Unions|
||The Hacker's Guide to Investors|
||Two Kinds of Judgement|
||Microsoft is Dead|
||Why to Not Not Start a Startup|
||Is It Worth Being Wise?|
||Learning from Founders|
||How Art Can Be Good|
||The 18 Mistakes That Kill Startups|
||A Student's Guide to Startups|
||How to Present to Investors|
||Copy What You Like|
||The Island Test|
||The Power of the Marginal|
||Why Startups Condense in America|
||How to Be Silicon Valley|
||The Hardest Lessons for Startups to Learn|
||See Randomness|
||Are Software Patents Evil?|
||6,631,372|
||Why YC|
||How to Do What You Love|
||Good and Bad Procrastination|
||Web 2.0|
||How to Fund a Startup|
||The Venture Capital Squeeze|
||Ideas for Startups|
||What I Did this Summer|
||Inequality and Risk|
||After the Ladder|
||What Business Can Learn from Open Source|
||Hiring is Obsolete|
||The Submarine|
||Why Smart People Have Bad Ideas|
||Return of the Mac|
||Writing, Briefly|
||Undergraduation|
||A Unified Theory of VC Suckage|
||How to Start a Startup|
||What You'll Wish You'd Known|
||Made in USA|
||It's Charisma, Stupid|
||Bradley's Ghost|
||A Version 1.0|
||What the Bubble Got Right|
||The Age of the Essay|
||The Python Paradox|
||Great Hackers|
||Mind the Gap|
||How to Make Wealth|
||The Word "Hacker"|
||What You Can't Say|
||Filters that Fight Back|
||Hackers and Painters|
||If Lisp is So Great|
||The Hundred-Year Language|
||Why Nerds are Unpopular|
||Better Bayesian Filtering|
||Design and Research|
||A Plan for Spam|
||Revenge of the Nerds|
||Succinctness is Power|
||What Languages Fix|
||Taste for Makers|
||Why Arc Isn't Especially Object-Oriented|
||What Made Lisp Different|
||The Other Road Ahead|
||The Roots of Lisp|
||Five Questions about Language Design|
||Being Popular|
||Java's Cover|
||Beating the Averages|
||Lisp for Web-Based Applications|
||Chapter 1 of Ansi Common Lisp|
||Chapter 2 of Ansi Common Lisp|
||Programming Bottom-Up|
||This Year We Can End the Death Penalty in California|

# なぜこんなことを始めたか
SEになって数年。現場はとても人間臭く、権利や責任の押し付け合いで動いていると感じた。私が学生時代に読んだUNIX哲学のような崇高さを私の属しているIT業界では今のところ感じた覚えがない。
偉大なハッカーはいると今でも信じている。しかし、偉大なハッカーの偉大な文章を読んでも感動することはなくなった
[翻訳とは体を張った読書](https://www.webchikuma.jp/articles/-/1408)であるという。体を張って読んでみて、それでも感動しないならそれまでなのだろう。そんな思いでポールグレアムのエッセイを全て翻訳してみようと思い立った

# 参考
https://paulgraham.com/articles.html
https://paulgraham-translated.vercel.app/?lang=japanese
https://practical-scheme.net/wiliki/wiliki.cgi?naoya_t%3A%E3%83%9D%E3%83%BC%E3%83%AB%E3%83%BB%E3%82%B0%E3%83%AC%E3%82%A2%E3%83%A0%E3%81%AE%E3%82%A8%E3%83%83%E3%82%BB%E3%82%A4%E3%81%A8%E5%92%8C%E8%A8%B3%E4%B8%80%E8%A6%A7
https://note.com/tokyojack/m/m7df6bfb75db4