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by fatihdonmez 8y ago
early islamic period around 7th centuries; you can find more information here; https://www.quora.com/Is-it-true-that-Arabs-forced-Turks-to-...
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by fatihdonmez 8y ago
They can complain whatever they want to but here are the facts. Turks brutally were murdered almost 70-80 years to turned to be a muslim and start believing arab god to survive. Turks adopted all the arabic culture/traditions as part
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by fatihdonmez 8y ago
Of course it worked, now we can easily understand other turkic people from Kygrzystan, Uzbekistan, Uyghur, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan. It’s one of the most important and critical reform, Ataturk did.
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by fatihdonmez 8y ago
I'm turkish and because of hidden arabic imperialism and assimilation rooted deep in islam, I refuse to use even arabic words which are common in turkish.
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by fatihdonmez 8y ago
there's also opportunity cost which you're missing. Average VC can invest limited number of startups. Instead of buffer They could invest some other startup which eventually exit with 100x
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by fatihdonmez 10y ago
Here at Agoda, we're looking for great engineers. It'll be wonderful if you also know any of Scala, Akka, Cassandra, Kafka, Hadoop, Spark. You can apply here; http://grnh.se/p4tu8l1
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by fatihdonmez 10y ago
I'm interested actually as an engineer who do some side gigs and lives in Bangkok currently. Where is this shared office and how much do you pay for it?
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by fatihdonmez 10y ago
It's same like Reichstag fire. Now Erdogan is more powerful to change constitution with presidential system. ps: I'm turkish
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by fatihdonmez 10y ago
Facebook did the same with buy more like and promote posts features. I have written a blog post about it two years ago. That's why I don't get into their bandwagon as customer anymore. http://fatihdonmez.me/faceboo
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by fatihdonmez 10y ago
China is definitely way better than Japan. Maybe imitation of all western products year over year could help them to have more western way of working style and etc but still culture is workaholic, robot like obeying, not criticising at all.
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by fatihdonmez 10y ago
Then you should see the japanese way of working, it's also quite fun! I believe this is common in most of asia. I have worked in China and it's not quite different at all from what you're saying.
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by fatihdonmez 10y ago
Despite the what effort? It was obvious this is coming. Turkish financial system has lots of regulations after 2001 economic crisis. Paypal should get the banking licence to operate. This includes physical servers located in Turkey, accessi
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by fatihdonmez 11y ago
As a foreigner in Nanjing, I always get similar reactions from people. Especially night clubs are very friendly, free drinks, priority for vip and etc.
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by fatihdonmez 11y ago
He's also very conservative nationalist apart from his accomplishments in academia which I find interesting.
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by fatihdonmez 12y ago
I'm sold
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Facebook Marketing – Black Hole(fatihdonmez.me)
3 points by fatihdonmez 12y ago|0 comments
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Build offshore team for your startup
1 points by fatihdonmez 12y ago|0 comments
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by fatihdonmez 12y ago
blondes?
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by fatihdonmez 13y ago
I was loving it when i was expat there. now sleepless lunch times in my country.
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by fatihdonmez 13y ago
+1 for Istanbul
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by fatihdonmez 13y ago
it's solution but consider it as opportunity for new startups. I'm considering it as a problem with current sites.
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by fatihdonmez 13y ago
Of course I know the difficulties but I'm considering it as an entrepreneur. Yeap challenge is big but risk/reward ratio. It can be opportunity for new comers. Just brain storming man.
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We need a simple ad free youtube alternative
7 points by fatihdonmez 13y ago|21 comments
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by fatihdonmez 13y ago
Yeah you're absolutely right. While I'm in protest, my father in another city talkin about provocateurs about us without knowing I'm part of it (btw not a provocateur). So there is two side of coin. About media blackout, there's no official
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by fatihdonmez 13y ago
It started as a civilian resistance for excessive police force. Unique and special part of this movement was political distribution of people in it. Erdogan's party rule 3'rd times the government. At this point they changed from independe
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by fatihdonmez 13y ago
summary here http://hkubra.tumblr.com/post/51837417670/from-privileged-ac...
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Occupygezi - Media Blackout in Turkey(twitter.com)
2 points by fatihdonmez 13y ago|1 comments
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by fatihdonmez 13y ago
I'm the one early adapters of Facebook in Turkey since 2006. I was 19 at that time and studying in college. I was trying to push my friends to sign up because it looked like i was the only one in facebook town, alone. Since then i have chan
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Why Turkey is hot(sinaafra.com)
1 points by fatihdonmez 13y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Realtime UI Application Customization Framework for IOS(mofram.com)
8 points by fatihdonmez 13y ago|3 comments

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