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Thursday, February 08, 2018. Wow, I guess I haven't been posting here much lately (though I've been posting regular updates on Patreon. Maybe it's time to change that How about I start with a little 2017 wrap-up? Let's see I'd say it's been a pretty good year for me, both personally and professionally (politics notwithstanding), but I don't have anything really dramatic to report It's mostly been a continuation of threads from previous years. But a bunch of them are still under wraps. I'd like to do more...

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Ian Gilman - Blog: Hire Me!

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Tuesday, January 07, 2014. I'm footloose and freelance. So theoretically I could be flitting from project to project. The reality is I seem to find big, meaty projects and focus on them for over a year each. For the last year and a half, I've been devoted to Rdio. Anyway, here I am, on the prowl again. If you're looking for an experienced, design-oriented JavaScript developer, I'm your man! Check out my portfolio. And/or this bit on my prototyping skills. Then hit me up. Posted by Ian Gilman at 9:30 AM.

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Ian Gilman - Blog: Be More Awesome

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Tuesday, January 06, 2015. As with many things, I find it's useful to start from basic principles. There are so many options and philosophies, it's easy to get overwhelmed. A good mission statement can cut through all that, or at least give you a place to start. So, here's ours:. The goal is for Caitlyn to become more awesome. Our strategy for becoming more awesome is to learn new skills. And improve existing ones. To learn/improve skills is through practice. Practice can be made more effective with:.

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Ian Gilman - Blog: December 2004

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Friday, December 31, 2004. More pretty decoration, this time from Christina's mom's tree. Posted by Ian Gilman at 1:05 AM. Thursday, December 30, 2004. Frank Miller's Sin City is coming to the big screen April 1st! Looks good, and IMDB already has some interesting trivia. Cheers to Robert Rodriquez for continuing to make trouble for the Hollywood establishment. May he never learn "the right way to do things"! Posted by Ian Gilman at 11:45 PM. Tuesday, December 21, 2004. And also the simple ones:. My prob...

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Ian Gilman - Blog: When Lao Tzu met Tyler Durden

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Tuesday, July 06, 2010. When Lao Tzu met Tyler Durden. One of our recent weekly movie nights. Now 11 years old! Which reminded me of an e-mail I wrote a while ago, explaining Tyler Durden in terms of Lao Tzu. Father of Taoism), and in particular this passage from his great work, the Tao Te Ching (from the Stephen Mitchell translation. If you overesteem great men,. If you overvalue possessions,. People begin to steal. By emptying people's minds. And filling their cores,. By weakening their ambition. Tyler...

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Ian Gilman - Blog: The Coming-of-Age of the Living Room Computer

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Sunday, March 08, 2009. The Coming-of-Age of the Living Room Computer. The "entertainment center" in my living room is a Mac Mini hooked up to an LCD TV, with a couple of nice computer speakers. I don't have cable or even an antenna; I grew tired of regular television years ago. Everything I want to watch is either online or available through Netflix. And this is why I'm enjoying Boxee. Posted by Ian Gilman at 3:58 PM. This comment has been removed by a blog administrator. I Met The Walrus.

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Ian Gilman - About

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I'm a freelance creator. Focusing on web apps these days. I live in Seattle with my wife, Christina. And daughter, Caitlyn. You can reach me at ian@iangilman.com. Software and Web Resume.

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Ian Gilman - Seize The Day

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The Heaven and Earth. Crew teamed up again, this time to create something both beautiful and functional: an elegant calendar program with lots of thoughtful touches, complete with space for appointments, contacts and personal musings as well as a wealth of historical data and daily quotes. S incredible artwork and careful planning. To this day, the majority of fan mail I receive is for Seize The Day. I keep toying with the idea of dusting off the old code and starting a new, open source version.

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Ian Gilman - Snapdragon

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Snapdragon was a Live Labs Out of the Box Week. Project I created in JavaScript while on the Seadragon team. We published it on seadragon.com as a demo of zooming interfaces in action, but it was taken down when the Seadragon team was disbanded. Here you can see a screen capture of it in action:. When you launched into it, you'd get a bunch of words (hot tags on Flickr. As well as random words from Wordnik.

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Ian Gilman - Narcissism

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It's all about me! Here are some of my footprints on the Web. Software and Web Resume.

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Ian Gilman - Heaven & Earth

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Flushed with our success from Ishido. We decided to do it again, but bigger this time! The game would be the first in a trilogy, filled with new mind games of all sorts and wisdom from throughout the ages. More people joined the team, including Scott Kim. Puzzlemaster, and Mark Ferrari. Artist extraordinaire. It was an amazingly wonderful, creative experience, and I believe it shows through in the game. You can play the classic DOS version online. At the Internet Archive. And follow the instructions.

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Thursday, February 08, 2018. Wow, I guess I haven't been posting here much lately (though I've been posting regular updates on Patreon. Maybe it's time to change that How about I start with a little 2017 wrap-up? Let's see I'd say it's been a pretty good year for me, both personally and professionally (politics notwithstanding), but I don't have anything really dramatic to report It's mostly been a continuation of threads from previous years. But a bunch of them are still under wraps. I'd like to do more...

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Reading Joyce Reading Duchamp. Art, Literature, Writing, Poetry, Philosophy. Nietzsche for Finnegans Wake. October 5, 2013. Nietzsche for Finnegans Wake. The Will to Power. 715 Nov. 1887-March 1888. Nietzsche had undone the sovereign self by criticising causality and substance. He had indicated our ignorance of the minute particles involved in a “single” human action. Freud undoes the sovereign self by meditating upon those minute particulars. Preface to Of Grammatology. Preface to Of Grammatology. Bisex...