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egeozcan

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About egeozcan

For the love of CRUD.

https://egeozcan.com

https://github.com/egeozcan

Technical Lead, TL, or how I prefer it, Teaspoon.

Socials: - bsky.app/profile/egeozcan.bsky.social - github.com/egeozcan

Interests: Mentorship, Open Source, Programming, Running, UI/UX Design, Web Development

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Recent public activity

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    Comment #49168788

    My son and we as his parents really love Bluey, but it's impossible to buy a DVD set here in Germany, with German dub, because Disney distributes it exclusively through their plus …

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    Comment #49168153

    People hate the false effort signaling. Photos require effort and skill to take, and while it's perhaps less than an oil painting, it's still something. If you push AI-generated co…

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    Comment #49167855

    Black mirror is the dark version of simpsons with a bit of xkcd.

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    Comment #49167766

    Came to Germany to do an MBA at 2009, plan was to go back to Turkey after 5 years. Still there (well currently temporarily in south Turkey for vacation). Germans are very nice, Ger…

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    Comment #49166936

    The thing that made me pull the plug on claude subscription was that I couldn't use pi. I can use codex on pi, deepseek on pi, I use them on different tasks and let them review eac…

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    Comment #49166700

    > One vCPU means nothing, which chip? which SIMD? what RAM speed? what storage? what latency? Don't forget: When will all of this change?

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    Comment #49166504

    To complete the circle: The definition of working is vastly different among humans, and that's why we have (or trying to have) democracy.

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    Comment #49146741

    Training impossibilities aside, how would you even make an optimization loop for "fun"?

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    Comment #49146715

    > They just have the creative instincts of a 50 year old accountant That's oddly specific and it'd really hurt my cousins feelings :)

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    Comment #49143255

    Let's accept that engineering has 2 different uses and that's okay. If I tell people that I'm a civil engineer with nothing to show for it, it'd be as big of a problem like pretend…

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    Comment #49121954

    Yeah thanks for the response! We actually didn't consider Harburg exactly because of the bad reputation, but thanks to your comment we'll have another look. Cheers!

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    Comment #49120111

    Every time I want to have fun coding something with natural language processing, I use deepseek flash. It's just incredible for the price. I have a fairly popular app with 400 user…

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    Comment #49107543

    For a family of three (2 adults, both working full time + a 3 year-old), are there places to live that doesn't require us to sell our kidneys to pay rent and are reasonable in term…

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    Comment #49107527

    We're living in Hesse and every time we make the long trip to go to Hamburg the Stadtpark is where we spend most of our time. You'll think I'm exaggerating but honestly, we're thin…

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    Comment #49098327

    That was an exceptionally fun to read slop :) Cool idea in any case!

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    Comment #49098009

    TL;DR: SQLite was doing OLAP work it was never built for (and it was okay at it, I must add), and the perf. ceiling moves two orders of magnitude when you use something that's more…

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    Comment #49097885

    Can someone please use this skill against the claims in its own repo?

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    Comment #49093033

    I think it looks high quality. Perhaps it needs a way for those mini-html apps to store data? Also some additional docs and clear marketing that differentiates it from Obsidian wou…

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    Comment #49092924

    I also have one I developed according to my use: https://github.com/egeozcan/mahpastes It has a rest api and a cli tool, and also the possibility to make headless deployments, and …

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    Comment #49088401

    > It's clearly a forcible, aggressive, non-consensual attempt to take something Distillers are not taking anything, they are just making their model learn from better ones - isn't …

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    Comment #49087852

    Answer with: You could have your own hacker news, it's just a textbox, a bunch of tables and headings! Once you add these, it'll be abundantly clear that you also need a database. …

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    Comment #49085536

    I'd kindly suggest that we could also stop calling them "distillation attacks ".

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    Comment #49085085

    All the tools we have against teen pregnancy need teens making right decisions, or taking corrective actions. If there were a pill that'd block pregnancy for X years, given at the …

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    Comment #49081387

    In Gölcük/İzmit, there was a huge 7.4 earthquake in 99. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1999_%C4%B0zmit_earthquake It took around 10 years until the city felt "normal" again (source:…

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    Comment #49078621

    Dealing with bad choices is the most engineering task in software "engineering" :)