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by ozgung 3y ago
“There may or may not be an earthquake somewhere in the world, including oceans, in 15 days” is not a very useful warning though, if not harmful.
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by ozgung 3y ago
Great point. For at least the last three decades, everything in tech is about "connectivity", "mobility", "cyberspace" and recently "telepresence" and "metaverse". And yet, the solution they
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by ozgung 3y ago
> Every new platform needs a killer app. Maybe not. This is a popular argument but I think it's too simplistic. There must be different killer apps for different people. For the AR, there are meaningful applications especially for t
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by ozgung 3y ago
> So what’s the motivation to get into this space? What is the opportunity that Apple sees, for example? I think for Apple, it's just another new personal computing platform. Just like personal media devices, phones, tablets, TVs, s
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by ozgung 4y ago
> designers are asking for stupidly complex UI I think a mobile app should have a stupidly simple UI instead. Designers traditionally use a graphics program to design pixels. SwiftUI let’s you design layouts and components. Maybe designe
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by ozgung 4y ago
> Other European languages call them literally "India cocks" Haha in Turkey (Türkiye) turkey is hindi and India is Hindistan, which can be translated as Turkeyland.
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by ozgung 4y ago
I found the image surprisingly empty considering this is a 2D projection of an enormous 3D volume. The size of a grain of sand from arms length but size of hundreds of galaxies at the far end.
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by ozgung 6y ago
I agree but I think this is more than an introverts vs extroverts issue. Managers need an office to manage. They also want a large private office for themselves. They don’t want to be a “manager” in a Zoom window. They want all the people t
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by ozgung 7y ago
>The main one is that eventually you’re ignoring too many cards and the algorithm doesn’t finish on time (this is the coupon collector’s problem). This will take longer time at each iteration and when both MAX_TWEET_ID and and TWEET_COUN
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by ozgung 7y ago
You can see that if you change the region to US from the link below the map. It may also enhance the resolution.
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by ozgung 7y ago
Same in Turkish. It's also called military green. Maybe the North American use is the real exception.
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by ozgung 7y ago
Does anyone know if we can use GPU (metal) with this new API. It wasn’t possible before.
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by ozgung 9y ago
Where can I find the training data/sample code for training a similar rock-paper-scissors network myself?
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by ozgung 10y ago
There is motion blur on the traffic cone suggesting that camera was moving right and slightly down. There is no blur on the plane itself since the camera was locked to the plane's motion. So I deduce a landing photo.
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by ozgung 10y ago
According to http://www.mastersindatascience.org/schools/23-great-schools... it's one of the best data science programs out there. Is there any other one that you can recommend?
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by ozgung 10y ago
Maybe the most plausible third options is that we are theoretically not alone in the universe and complex life is abundant, but the universe is so big that there are no way we can contact with any of the intelligent life forms. We're j
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by ozgung 10y ago
Maybe it's not an issue about the designers. Maybe the problem is that most marketing people are "black hat" by design.
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by ozgung 10y ago
> So I have to move my head up and down all the time. No you don't have to. You can simply move your eyes. Also humans have this ability called "peripheral vision". Not to mention using the touchbar is optional. If you wan
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by ozgung 10y ago
Except Erdogan and his anti-secular movement was a project designed to serve US foreign policy.
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by ozgung 10y ago
Thanks Mr. Government supporting PR account. People ilke you are the main reason we are ashamed of and hopeless about our own country. And if you are serious, definitely we are not living in the same country. I envy you. BTW, Islamist does
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by ozgung 10y ago
> I also imagine that a big % of Turkey (maybe even double digit) want this. I'd say between 20 to 40%. They would support anything the government wants.
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by ozgung 10y ago
Exactly. The real answer to the question is: they don't care and they don't need to explain anything
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by ozgung 10y ago
"We switched from X to Y and we are never going back." I think I've seen thousands of combinations for X and Y on HN. First everyone switched from JS to JQuery, Then JQuery to Ember or Backbone and never looked back. At one p
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by ozgung 10y ago
They're not just buttons. They are also sliders, pickers and any other GUI elements that you can think of. They are visual. So you don't have to memorise any key combinations. Also they are context aware. This means you don't
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by ozgung 10y ago
This can be the third product category. Samsung also had similar products like galaxy s4 zoom but it was looking like a plastic and bulky point-and-shoot camera. I really like the design and build of this Kodak camera and I am ready to repl
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by ozgung 10y ago
A comment from the iPod thread: "AAPL is going down fast! - Mmmm. APPL is already down $1.00... Looks like the markets aren't looking too favorably on Apple's new forays into the digital device market." [1] Today on Yaho
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by ozgung 10y ago
Moiré is a more appropriate name for that logo.
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by ozgung 10y ago
No, this is the most common misconception about Steve Jobs. It's like another cancer affecting the young entrepreneurs and designers. He didn't have strong opinions on many things, he had a very compotent team and he continually
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by ozgung 10y ago
I use google search and chrome on Android and haven't seen one either. I don't see the AMP icon when I search for 'git tips'. Maybe it's US only for now.
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by ozgung 10y ago
So you're saying Google's recruiters don't tell what position they are interviewing for and that they found a 20+ years experienced engineering manager holding patents on computer networking under-qualified for an ordinary

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