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by ckaygusu 12y ago
I also tried to crack exactly this program a while ago. The company (I believe it is MilSoft, one of the most reputable software companies in Turkey) sent this challenge to university students to hire a part-time CS student. Nevertheless, t
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by ckaygusu 12y ago
This article is full of D hype and so so so far away from reality. Alright, some basics; Everything that has to access persistent information frequently is bound by disk/network/whatever IO, and web programming is no different. Th
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by ckaygusu 12y ago
Oh dear god no.
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by ckaygusu 12y ago
If you think human brain is so sophisticated that it can perform its cognitive duties with little data, this is simply wrong. While it is definitely not a simple organic construct, it does get stimulated significantly all the time. See [1]
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by ckaygusu 12y ago
Seconded. I wonder if Microsoft aggresively pays people to not to develop drivers for other operating systems.
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by ckaygusu 12y ago
Can you provide some insights on what made you think like that? I, too, had this bad feeling when Zuck made the announcement but other than Facebook and Oculus VR doing business on practically unrelated areas there is nothing to be pessimis
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
This is just the beginning. While I hate their business model and corporate mindset, Microsoft has really well thought out products that can easily make an impact outside their ecosystem. I'm glad they are realising this, and %100 sure
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
There have been some sound recording leaks in Turkey, exposing high ranking government officials' and Erdogan's private conversations, which is absolutely scandalous. This sunday, there will be an election, and the ruling party do
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
My relationship with Oculus VR were just merely following the threads on HN and even I have this disturbing feeling of betrayal.
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
I can't think of anything in terms of reputation that might hinder this movement. What did you have in mind exactly?
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
> And this is coming from a person who called the news "bullcrap". Please read the definition of name calling. > This is a very sensitive issue and people have good reason to believe every hiccup is intentional. True, yet I
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
You cannot discuss anything without name-calling, do you?
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
I am very aware of what the government is messing with lately, maybe this scenario is outcome of an incompetent politician's actions (it probably is), but this could very well be some kind of technical fault. Either way no one knows wh
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
So you suggest at every little internet hiccup I should blame someone and rant about my freedom being restricted?
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
Lets see if this is true. traceroute output for google dns: traceroute to 8.8.8.8 (8.8.8.8), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 192.168.1.1 (192.168.1.1) 1.916 ms 1.885 ms 1.872 ms 2 81.212.171.79.static.turktelekom.com.tr (81.212.171.79)
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
I just skimmed through the paper thinking maybe I can grab one thing or two. What I've found there is completely black magic.
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
To partly answer your question; In the context of Software Development you can get into wherever you want if you have enough references, be it your contributions to open-source softwares, your past job experience etc.. pretty much everythin
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by ckaygusu 13y ago
Anything that strengthens your algorithm and implementation skills is a good idea. SRM matches are unique in the way that forces you to come up with a working implemetation in relatively short time. The problems present there will definitel