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hrkucuk

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About hrkucuk

Hakki is a tech enthusiast who likes talking about philosophy and loves tinkering with Blender 3D. He talks about these topics in his personal blog at: https://ideasofhakki.com

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    I am working on a few things: * TimeTracker ( https://time-tracker.hosgeldin.click/ ) because I needed a privacy friendly freelancing tool that I needed personally. * A simple exer…

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    Show HN: TimeTracker PWA built with GunDB – 100% privacy friendly with sync

    I built TimeTracker, an offline-first time tracking Progressive Web App that runs entirely in your browser. It’s aimed at freelancers (and anyone else who just wants a simple track…

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    https://ideasofhakki.com

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    Comment #44459282

    Thanks for the answer! Yeah you have a point. I mean I did dump it kind of compulsorily due to these issues and I don't really need it. But I can't shake off the feeling that it co…

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    Comment #44458514

    Hi, I am having difficulties with LinkedIn in the past 1.5 years and I have finally decided to vent off to the world about it. Has anybody had similar experiences? Does anybody hav…

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    Comment #43112694

    Thanks for your comment and sharing that link! Very useful website. I also have a similar suspicion. Feels like if you have billions of dollars of investment in AI, then crashing t…

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    Comment #43108947

    > What's this conspiracy theory? I will give you modern examples: - facial recognition software used in cameras in public spaces - mass monitoring phone calls, text and processing …

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    Comment #43108635

    Did this submission just got "hidden" from the main HN page or is it just me? If it is hidden, may I ask what was the reason? I am just curious.

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    Comment #43108148

    1. Consuming something that has an impact on the environment is an ethical issue. And I think it is unethical in this case. They are coming up with a power hungry system that consu…

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    Comment #42993159

    A question for everybody on counting your visitors : How do you do it? I am self hosting my blog on archlinux + nginx using an old laptop. I proxied it behind cloudflared tunnel. O…

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    Comment #42093583

    From [1] : > Since 2013, the name Elara’s popularity has risen consistently. It peaked in 2018 when 175 babies per million were given the name. I wonder if the most recent data fro…

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    Comment #41877157

    >“There is a grave danger that the subject will develop along the line of least resistance.” What does von Neumann mean here? Why is it bad that it will develop along the line of l…

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    Comment #41786372

    Reading the comment section, I am really happy and uplifted that people expose Mozilla's wrongdoing by trying to look for ways to add > into the browser. And I am curious, is anybo…

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    Comment #41518455

    I had the same question at first. Upon downloading and inspecting the PNG file, you will notice that it actually has an alpha channel. This allows us to give it any color we want e…

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    Comment #41510237

    I think that quote is correct. We have billions of physically separated computers that are all connected. And for the most part, if they are not connected, they are rather useless.…

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    Comment #41365617

    I don't believe in anything metaphysical, I believe all these things can be explained by what is "real". If I draw a circle and put two dots in it and a curve below the two dots, y…

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    Comment #41346813

    I am working alone on MyApps [1], an app of apps where you can spawn any number of pre-defined "app windows" into a zoomable, pannable infinite 2D space. Currently it only features…

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    Comment #41185612

    It seems that there is a persistent desire to call the country whatever you are used to. As a Turkish, I would add the points: You can call it whatever you want. Turkey is the hist…

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    Comment #40073906

    We used Praat last semester in our socio-linguistics class to annotate voice recordings... For a class presentation, I went crazy and tried to build simple web-based annotator tool…

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    Location: Zürich Switzerland Remote: yes Willing to relocated : yes Technologies: anything and everything Online CV: https://cv.labb.top/hk Email: hakkirizakucuk@yandex.com

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    Comment #39109467

    I like the author's article but he makes no mention of countless people who tried to popularize similar ideas! Some examples: https://unhosted.org/ https://nobackend.org/

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    I don't know about Bhutan but street animals (mostly dogs & cats) is very common in Turkiye. From cultural point of view we see them as real residents of the place, we are taking u…

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    This is very interesting. This semester I am (B.A. student) writing a course paper on philosophy of language. Kind of taking a stance against Searle's Chinese Room thought experime…