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by mda 4y ago
Turkish coffee is in general just coffee and water. Some drinks it with a little sugar. There are varieties with cardamon or mastic but they are very rare.
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by mda 4y ago
Afaik Python does not have a str type (I think you meant string?). You could instead search for "python string" to find more information about python strings. Even then the very first result for Python str is actually relevant for
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by mda 4y ago
They definitely do not return "90% garbage for most queries". This 8s an unsubstantiated claim I see often i HN and honestly not backed by any real data. e.g. You can check your search history and see it yourself.
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by mda 4y ago
Why not?
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by mda 4y ago
Also the population exchanges, by 1923 over 10% of the Turkish population was Christian and most of them moved to Greece. You forgot to mention the reciprocal, Turkish / Muslim population from Greece moved to Turkey at the same time.
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by mda 4y ago
What does "Experienced Turk" mean?
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by mda 4y ago
"Kurds, Armenians, Greeks, Muslims Cults/Sheiks, Old Ottoman Government's supporters, all rioted and tried to overthrown the new authority of TBMM (team Ataturk/Republic) within very near time spans. At that point it mu
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by mda 4y ago
It doesn't.
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by mda 4y ago
Youtube premium, the best few bucks I spent.
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by mda 4y ago
Yikes, I hope you are aware that how incredibly tasteless your comment sounds.
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by mda 4y ago
Maybe because reality is way more complicated than you paint.
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by mda 4y ago
Bosniaks -> Albanians. Happy now?
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by mda 4y ago
Yeah, it was about ethnic cleansing of Albanians.
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by mda 4y ago
I guess not, he is likely to be taken down in next elections, provided the opposition does not screw up big time.
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by mda 4y ago
Not saying that it will be the same this time, but Turks lived with similar high inflation rates for more than 30 years from 1970s to 2000s.
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by mda 4y ago
Seems like BSD/Linux seems fundamentally not compatible with what they want to achieve technologically. It is not a license issue.
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by mda 4y ago
Haha.. Take that evil open source OS! Let's see what are you going to do against "We" and our strong slogans.
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by mda 4y ago
Do you assume I didn't read the article? Calling it insecure based on this is absurd.
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by mda 4y ago
"How insecure" a surprising conclusion based on a single exploit.
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by mda 4y ago
I am pretty sure you won't get an answer to this question, it was asked many times before but nothing was revealed, who knows maybe their agreement with bing binds them, or it is just terrible for their business / illusion.
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by mda 4y ago
Care to give some numbers instead of handwaving? What percentage of the queries are answered from bing index? Or even better what percentage of queries that resulted in an ad click were powered by Bing? A ballpark estimate is fine.
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by mda 4y ago
Because naked truth is bad for their business.
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by mda 4y ago
One wonders what other juicy nuggets are in this non general NDA.
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by mda 4y ago
Funny, because when I watched Ethos I thought the people with conservative background were portrayed as a caricature of reality.
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by mda 4y ago
Well isn't this comment completely disingenuous and devoid of context..
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by mda 4y ago
"Bende elma var" sounds a bit odd to say "I have an apple" in Turkish, Possibly more natural is "Bir elmam var". or "Benim bir elmam var"
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by mda 4y ago
Eeh potato patato, political support enables financial support. As an aside, that Tyson remark is overused I think.
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by mda 4y ago
Russian citizens are funding the war machine by keeping Putin in control. Edit: changed unnecessary wording
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by mda 4y ago
I am sorry but this is total bs, nobody cornered Russia.
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by mda 4y ago
I still find it absurd that having a decline in economy would somehow push Germany to align with Russia, No offence, but economic issues or not, I don't think any European country with a smidgen of sanity would even touch Russia with a

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