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by mengibar10 7y ago
I don't think so at all. A prison in CA from inside or outside looks completely different than a mosque in Istanbul. Here's what you get from Google for "coronavirus prison". https://www.google.com/search
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by mengibar10 7y ago
:) Including yours? Buy why?
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by mengibar10 7y ago
Those who downvote should comment so that we hear your argument as well. In the end all this thread is more or less about freedom of speech.
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by mengibar10 7y ago
There may be Pulitzer winner journalists working for these newspapers, but that does not prove the quality reporting is homogeneous. Actually the worst type of lies are the ones mixed with truth to hide the lie.
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by mengibar10 7y ago
There's growing resentment against Western media for the way the news reported. Take a look at following links. I saw one of them personally on NYTimes couple of days ago. The one from CNN below the banner reads "California prison
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by mengibar10 7y ago
What you're trying to claim is ludicrous. He won the presidential elections by a far margin of 22 percent points however in local elections his party lost by only about 0.16 percent points (48.77% vs 48.61%). https://en.wiki
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by mengibar10 7y ago
Very well said. There are no worse people than those who trash their own country with ludicrous arguments.
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by mengibar10 7y ago
and you can say that while Erdogan's party lost all local elections couple of months ago in all major cities like Ankara, Istanbul?
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by mengibar10 7y ago
It was a nice "time travel" for half an hour as I watched the clips. I checked what was it like when I was 8 years old, then when we moved to the big city, when I was in middle school, when I entered the college, and then graduate
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by mengibar10 7y ago
Problem is deeper than that, much widespread than one company (Amazon). It's the culture of modern Western civilization. We're all guilty of it, so I'm not blaming anyone or any country. When everything is driven by profit, p
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by mengibar10 7y ago
https://www.asiatimes.com/2019/09/article/huawei-calls-the-u...
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by mengibar10 7y ago
I wonder what if he would mention anything about 5G in the book. As far as I understand, all the fuss US making against Huawei is actually due to its (future) crippling of its eavesdropping capability. Not that 5G is a panacea for that but
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Faces in Yesterday's Apple Event
1 points by mengibar10 7y ago|0 comments
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by mengibar10 7y ago
Turkey Will Declare a Holiday Dedicated to Planting Trees https://www.goodnewsnetwork.org/turkey-will-declare-a-tree-p...
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by mengibar10 7y ago
Although it sounds great that you do not need sleep I think you are missing a big bonus of sleep, dreaming. Do you remember if you dreamt during that straight 4 days of sleep?
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Report Indicates Pilots Followed Boeing’s Emergency Procedures(nytimes.com)
3 points by mengibar10 8y ago|1 comments
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by mengibar10 8y ago
If Trump's policy on putting tariff gets the support of the politicians elected after him, I guess tariffs will only follow wherever the production shifts to. This is not about only China (for now), this is about breaking the back of c
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by mengibar10 8y ago
Question is, have you finished any one of those courses from MIT? Many, including myself lack self discipline to follow through those courses from beginning to end. I believe Udacity and it's ilk provide great service. I did finish one
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by mengibar10 8y ago
According to mutual agreement between Turkey and US, US is actually obliged to return him Turkey. As far as I understand from what I read Erdogan does not want him back to Turkey but extradited to a 3rd country, not sure why. Probably he wo
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by mengibar10 8y ago
Everybody is dragging their feet not to blame MBS. Why? it's just because murderer is a filthy rich guy. You do not need be from Dubai to arrive the same conclusion.
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by mengibar10 8y ago
Thanks for the explanation.
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by mengibar10 8y ago
Yes, Boston Dynamics. Why the downvote? Why this belligerency?
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by mengibar10 8y ago
How do they compare to Boston Robotics. My understanding they were pursuing different use cases. Former is more about doing repetitive work and latter is more to do movement and carrying stuff. Although Rethink's robot look much primit
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by mengibar10 8y ago
Unfortunately even then it is not enough. After all the grim and painful history of Jews, look at the plight of Palestinians under occupation.
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by mengibar10 9y ago
"...we are living in the most peaceful time in human history..." Tell that to the people in Iraq. Under phony pretext their country was invaded, over a million people died. Destabilizing the whole middle east is still in full swin
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by mengibar10 9y ago
It is. We all live a life, like Kenichi, successful or not, full of achievement, but in the end we all die. The poem tells how short the life is regardless. Some HN readers are one dimensional people, even worse can not ponder for a second
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by mengibar10 9y ago
Who downvoted this comment? This is a beautiful poem reminding how short life is. However you are achieved and done it passes like a flash. What is wrong with some people? They are trigger happy I guess, downvoting what they could not unde
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by mengibar10 9y ago
What is life? It is the flash of a firefly in the night. It is the breath of a buffalo in the wintertime. It is the little shadow which runs across the grass and loses itself in the sunset. --Attributed to Crowfoot (ca 1830-1890), chie
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by mengibar10 9y ago
Visual input is the primary means we humans consume information. We use while driving and reading and for everything else. Clenching to the data structures and information storage/encoding probably not the way forward.
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by mengibar10 9y ago
And one more thing. Turkey paid back all its debt to IMF in that short period.

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