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751.
by mda 8y ago
No. it is much easier to read latin Kazakh than cyrillic for a Turkish speaker.
752.
by mda 8y ago
If you speak Turkish, you can actually read and understand second version.
753.
by mda 8y ago
Sure. But a Turk or Azeri now can read Kazakh and can learn it easier.
754.
by mda 9y ago
0 is about Google wifi it is not any wifi. What you claimed is still untrue, you are conflating irrelevant things.
755.
by mda 9y ago
This is not true.
756.
by mda 9y ago
More accurately, "Fruiting bodies".
757.
by mda 9y ago
They had a good relation with Linux . in the business of shaking down conpanies with bogus patents. Nadella is no different.
758.
by mda 9y ago
They actually completely wipe out. This was discussed before by Google Sres.
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by mda 9y ago
"And many people in Turkey been prisoned for speaking Kurdish" The ban of other languages than Turkish came after 1980 military coup and as far as I know the law abandoned in 1991. I don't think there are any cases where some
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A new theory for Voynich manuscript(youtube.com)
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by mda 9y ago
Well i am quite experienced with Java and in my experience if they have this kind of ridiculous discrepancy in memory use, it implies they had a bad design or made bad choices. A rewrite in Java with sane choices would also end up with muc
762.
by mda 9y ago
Really? You can write FUBAR code in any language, language has nothing to do with this.
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by mda 9y ago
I call bullshit. Most probably their Java code was FUBAR.
764.
by mda 9y ago
Original Bulgar tribes were Turkic not slavic, migrated from Asia, through north of black sea. I did not say all current Bulgarian population is descendants of them.
765.
by mda 9y ago
Funny thing is "Bulgars" were Turkic people.
766.
by mda 9y ago
Well it is google engineers words against random speculation, why sould they bother creating all that infrastructure for deleting stuff thoroughly. I take theirs.
767.
by mda 9y ago
No, when you delete your data (history etc.) it is also deleted from servers and backups. This was previously discussed on HN before, with some input from google SREs.
768.
by mda 9y ago
Well You can disable almost all of that and delete all your history permanently. Isn't it nice?
769.
by mda 9y ago
My activities page is a good start.
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by mda 9y ago
Do you think the designers of such services made them mainly for nefarious purposes (surveillance, exploitation and corporate oppression)? Most of the things you mention has perfectly legitimate and useful functionality, they are usually o
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by mda 9y ago
No I am actually serious, could you give specific examples of Google's AI efforts for surveillance, exploitation and corporate oppression. I can think of many examples of more benign nature, e.g. strong go and chess playing AI, lots of
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by mda 9y ago
So you claim Google's AI is centered on survelliance, exploitation and corporate opression? Do you have anything to support this?
773.
by mda 9y ago
Delightful? More like excruciatingly long and boring.
774.
by mda 9y ago
Deeply unethical because it asks you to leave a review?
775.
by mda 9y ago
Looking at the title of paper at least he has some sense of humor.
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by mda 9y ago
"Figure 12: QUICv34 vs. TCP for varying object sizes on MotoG and Nexus6 smartphones (using WiFi). We find that QUIC’s improvements diminish or disappear entirely when running on mobile devices." Contrary to negative tonne, Figure
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by mda 9y ago
Funny that up until 2016 go was regarded as one of the most difficult games that computers could master, and now that it is solved it becomes a PR stunt? Would you claim the same in 2015?
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by mda 9y ago
Which is not Chrome.
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by mda 9y ago
He is super prolific and extremely talented, but I wonder about the quality of the code as well. ffmpeg security issues comes to mind. https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list.php?vendor_id=...
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by mda 9y ago
They have universal option where you just say the monthly amount and it is used pretty randomly.

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