Zulu Kane

the chronicle of a middle-aged filmmaker studying software development, who thinks creativity is too good an idea to be reserved for artists, microbloggers, colleagues, hamsters, bookmarkers, lifestreamers, losers, emailers, archivists or subscribers.

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Jan 29
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We are moving to a period where it will be considered intrusive and unwelcome if our service providers have any point of view about our sharing behavior.
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Jan 24
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A tool is a trick I use twice.
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Jan 19
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It’d be a shame if the mobile software industry devolved into some horrific hybrid of Zynga and Facebook.
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Jan 18
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If you want to enter the future you don’t put on the brakes, you press down on the accelerator.
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Jan 15
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Do what is needed in a straight line, quietly.
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Jan 12
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Time to RGB color-based clock from Norse By Norsewest

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Jan 10
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I am convinced that there will come a time when the web will take over and no one will be able to tell the difference between a web app and a native one, but we’re not there yet.
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Jan 07
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noting and bookmarking, 
calculating and plotting, 
breathing in the horizon.

#code

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Dec 28
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Extra information distracts you from focusing on the few simple aspects of a problem that matter most.

          — Matt Ridley paraphrasing Gerd Gigerenzer

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Dec 22
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If your plan will only succeed if there is no turbulence at any time, it’s probably not a very good plan.
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Dec 21
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i’ve put aside all my old charts and itineraries, to contemplate and plot a new course forward.

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Fear of Apple is about losing control over the software on our computers. Fear of Google is about losing control over our privacy.
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Dec 20
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phrase of the day:

“best of both worlds”

(not optimized for either)

          - Jean-Louis Gassée

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Human advancement results from engagement with others. The sharing of ideas. Mutual cooperation. Collaboration. Competition.
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