Hürriyet Mobil Hackathon Winners

I participated in a hackathon hosted by Hürriyet (http://www.hurriyethackathon.com) along with my friends Erisn and Sinan. It lasted more than 48 hours, full of coding, designing and debugging. We were awarded as the third best project. There were 54 groups from all around Turkey with some really great ideas and projects. Our group was called T2K and our project was named Elizabeth. Below is the video we used for presentation at the finals. It’s also a description of the project. Continue reading “Hürriyet Mobil Hackathon Winners”

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Quotes from Surrealist Manifesto by Andre Breton

in 1919, Soupault went into any number of impossible buildings to ask the concierge whether Philippe Soupault did in fact live there. He would not have been surprised, I suspect, by an affirmative reply. He would have gone and knocked on his door.


“You are no longer trembling, carcass.” This summer the roses are blue; the wood is of glass. The earth, draped in its verdant cloak, makes as little impression upon me as a ghost. It is living and ceasing to live which are imaginary solutions.


Matisse (in “La Musique,” for example), Derain, Picasso, (by far the most pure), Braque, Duchamp, Picabia, Chirico (so admirable for so long), Klee, Man Ray, Max Ernst, and, one so close to us, André Masson.