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by afsina 10y ago
At the end, if nation states are helpless on preventing this, and only being part of the problem, I say this - our benevolent feodal overlords - is the preferable solution.
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by afsina 10y ago
Better than nation states.
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by afsina 10y ago
Relative decrease in WER is not so significant for lower percentages. How about "we make 6 errors on 100 words but Kaldi makes 7".
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by afsina 10y ago
Sure they can be. Also cults ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokyo_subway_sarin_attack ) and atheists (Countless far leftist militant suicide bombings or attacks).
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by afsina 10y ago
Probably you mixed Flutter with Dart.
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by afsina 10y ago
No, flutter is still in tech preview mode. There are working example demos in the codebase but that's it. I have no idea on their release schedule but my guess is that Q1 of 2017 can be a target for a beta release.
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by afsina 10y ago
Albeit flawed, some sees monarchies as being superior to democracies. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nuL6T5Dc2LI
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by afsina 10y ago
I think in some contexts using word "farklı" (different) may imply the meaning. However, in the Turkish version of the article this is not the case. Most proper word for "gay" in Turkish is "eşcinsel". He shou
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by afsina 10y ago
more like /koCH/
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by afsina 10y ago
IMO, even though in general movement has nationalistic tendencies, It cannot be said "they are not fond of Kurds" (as an ethnicity). However, their agencies were making a lot of negative press on the last peace process. Also, they
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by afsina 10y ago
There are more serious evidence to consider than a clueless random TV reporter's blunder. I will say statements of many captive officers and government workers but I guess you will say they are fabricated. A former police (who was fire
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by afsina 10y ago
About those stories, search deeper for their sources.
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by afsina 10y ago
Claiming being not part of a coup is something else. I have yet to see a coup official claiming it was a fake or orchestrated by the government.
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by afsina 10y ago
Did I say they were involved? Most likely they were clueless. I meant once the the decision makers of the movement are even slightly involved with this, people will blame it all. This is a natural reaction. Besides, on the flip side, moveme
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by afsina 10y ago
Can you blame people? That is a consequence they should have been thought of before being involved with a coup.
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by afsina 10y ago
You can deny everything and anything. However claiming Turkey is governed with dictatorship will not make you right. You need to put more evidence on the opposing theories and so far they do not add up.
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by afsina 10y ago
According to the article, they abandoned using the application several months ago after they understand that it is compromised.
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by afsina 10y ago
Very few of the army generals were his supporters. From now on surely numbers will go up. But it is clear that for more than 20 years it was Gulen who put his followers to police force, army and all state departments (especially justice) se
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by afsina 10y ago
It is overwhelmingly evident that coup was at least partly planned by Gulenists. There are tens of coup confessions making a direct link to the group already. All political groups in Turkey have a consensus on this. However somewhat foreign
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by afsina 10y ago
Trying to make a Government efficient is a fools errand.
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by afsina 10y ago
They lost me on ".. achieve cost synergies .."
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by afsina 10y ago
it was their previous try. It probably contained legitimate claims mixed with stuff that fit their agenda. Now hopeless, they tried their last chance and failed miserably.
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by afsina 10y ago
No libertarian?
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by afsina 10y ago
Events of end of 2013 and 2014 were not about Gezi protests. This is about the corruption scandal and claims. Wikipedia link (Although probably quite biased) : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2013_corruption_scandal_in_Tu
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by afsina 10y ago
Guardian and NYT are trying hard to support that theory because they have their axes to grind against Erdogan, no doubt about it. That aside, I do not think being the brother of a former vice president means anything when there are overwhe
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by afsina 10y ago
In the Last election Erdogan's `party` had 49.5% of votes with %85.18 turnout.
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by afsina 10y ago
10% is a major over estimation. I would say 2-3%. Also you clearly have no idea on how this kind of structures work.
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by afsina 10y ago
The events of 2013-2014 that solely aimed overthrowing Erdogan were undeniably controlled by Gulen movement. However they lost the battle big time. One or two weeks before the coup, some army officials in Izmir were detained linked with a p
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by afsina 10y ago
How likely do you think it is? To me extremely low.
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by afsina 10y ago
For quacking, http://www.city-journal.org/html/who-fethullah-gülen-13504.h... check paragraph of quotation from a Gulen's leaked speech. For walking, multiple sources confirms that for years, they stole questions

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