Words from Kenneth

In 2002 I found myself in a miserable job.

Matt Knox asked me this over breakfast the other day, "What's your favourite thing about being a dad?"

I love the language of economics.

I'm at work.

Everyone talks about what makes a great manager.

With nine months of real work experience under my belt, I felt I knew everything.

My first real job was at a company called AKQA.

Amazon has a strange lack of an affiliate programme.

Back in 1999, I spoke to a friend of a friend about their website.

Some wise person once taught me the correct way to present.

I've been reading newspapers online from back home.

It's a common question these days: "why use jQuery"?

I finally got to watching The Social Network.

The Kindle is an interesting device.

In my mind of minds, I'm trying to talk myself into buying a Windows Phone.

Until recently, I didn't have much experience with babies.

I haven't been running for a long time - since my baby was born.

I'm planning to live for about 80 years.

This is about the most useful question in engineering.

This was my first ToastMasters speech at Twitter.

At the centre of my childhood home was a staircase.

My annual End of Year update.

... until you have a baby.

I'm happy to announce the release of a project we've been working on for a while now: a new little human.

I have a secret confession to make.

My colleagues have been amicably bickering, online and offline, about the use of hashbangs.

In between the hours spent coding the hardcore JavaScript behind New Twitter, I like to put together fun little JavaScript demos.

Pregnancy has turned out to be harder than I expected.

We have been here for nearly six months now.

Seems like everyone is talking about the definition of "modern browsers", after Mozilla's Paul Roget published his bitchy IE9 is not post.

There is absolutely nothing wrong with this door.

My annual End of Year update.

In a land of excesses and enthusiasm, of Macy's and Hollywood, we expected Christmas to be something of a big deal.

Unless you've been stuck in a cave somewhere, held hostage by extremists, fallen deep into a coma, been discovered living on arsenic, or, worst of all, not been following me online, you'll know that we've up and moved to San Francisco, California, so that…

I've just launched a new experimental website: http://xfactortweets.com Please don't be too judgemental of the subject matter. :) The aim of the site is to play with web sockets and the twitter streams, and really, to see how far it can be pushed.

UK University tuition fees are in the news again.

Someone recently asked me whether it would be possible to chain asynchronous events in JavaScript.

Ok, so to sum up.

I've taken another look at last year's Chrome Experiment, JS Fireworks.

It's lovely to see someone stand up and take the blame for a mistake they've made.

I've just finished working on McLaren's new F1 site, http://mclaren.com/home, for the 2010 season, at Pirata London, for Work Club.

I've just finished working on McLaren's new F1 site, http://mclaren.com/home, for the 2010 season, at Pirata London, for Work Club.

I've just finished working on McLaren's new F1 site, http://mclaren.com/home, for the 2010 season, at Pirata London, for Work Club.

I've just finished working on McLaren's new F1 site, http://mclaren.com/home, for the 2010 season, at Pirata London, for Work Club.

I've just finished working on McLaren's new F1 site, http://mclaren.com/home, for the 2010 season, at Pirata London, for Work Club.

I've just finished working on McLaren's new F1 site, http://mclaren.com/home, for the 2010 season, at Pirata London, for Work Club.

We've just been watching the BBC's enjoyable Horizon programme "Is everything we know about the Universe wrong?".

Amazon provides a variety of hosting capabilities under the name “Amazon Web Services” (AWS).

Man walks down the street.

I've been working on a long-polling comet client from Amix at Plurk, who uses it to monitor messages on the server.