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ciobăn = çoban - mkz

Ben de o ilk verdiginden geldiydim galiba buna :) - mkz

bunu sempıllıyim diyodum ama tümü sample zaten nesine napıcan daha - mkz

ben bunu hala dinliyorum - Kiraz Akın

di mi. - mkz

"Yesterday he started up Watkins at 4PM and topped out in 2:20, a speed record in itself. Next was The Nose, in 6 hours, in the dark. He forgot his chalk bag and had to borrow one from aid climbers half way up. Topped out Half Dome at 10:45 this morning. Here he is looking worked on the summit an hour ago. “OK,” he finally admitted, “that was a big deal.”" - http://reelrock.tumblr.com/post... - mkz

(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki...) :( - mkz

"My name is Anna and this is my final for a college level sign language class. I am not deaf and still learning sign language and encourage others to learn sign language as well!" - mkz

Sign Language Interpreters Bring Live Music to the Deaf (via hus) - http://www.nytimes.com/2013... (bi tane çok acayip olanı vardı o zaman denk geldiğim onu da ekleyeyim dedim kapalı hale getirmiş vidyoyu) - mkz

45'inci saniyede falan basliyor kavusma. - mkz

ah! - Kiraz Akın

Dukkani kapatiyoruz. - mkz

http://ff.im/1fvxPu - ufuk

Simdilik ikisi de "private beta" durumunda, bikac gune acilacaklar. Ikisine de commit ettim, simdilik super gorunuyor ikisinde de seviye. - mkz

Yeterli miktarda katkı toplayamadığı için kapandı teorik fizik olanı (sorular da physics.se'ye taşındı). Enteresan bi olay olmuş (olmakta demeli, hala devam ediyor tartışma), o da dursun burada: 't Hooft (Nobel ödüllü fizikçi) yeni (ve epey spekülatif görünen) bi makalesine saydıranlara cevap vermeye gelmiş - "Don't worry about the authority issue, It's fine with me if you don't take my authority for granted. But it helps if you look at my papers more carefully." - http://physics.stackexchange.com/questio... - mkz

Persi Diaconis - http://www-stat.stanford.edu/~cgates... - mkz

Giden olursa makaleyi imzalatsın! - mkz

Sizin o taraflara ugramiyorlar mi? - vikramthevampire

Ya. Joshua Tree Acoustic Sessions (video teaser) - http://www.youtube.com/watch... (Vikram bir gün kısmet olup gelirsen(iz) gideceğimiz yerlerden) - mkz

Bu da tokat gibi cevâb: http://www.youtube.com/watch... - Kaan Öztürk

Hop - http://ff.im/1fTTaz - mkz

Hop. - mkz

Di mi :) Hikayem var anlatacak, görüşünceye saklıyorum. - mkz

"Humpback whale song shows similarities to song in some birds, particularly the Panamanian yellow-rumped cacique (Cacicus cela vitellinus) and village indigo bird (Vidua chalybeata), in which song repertoires are colony-specific and all individuals have similar repertoires which change with time. But there are no examples of radical song replacement initiated by a small number of immigrant individuals in these or any other species of songbird." - mkz

The Cultural Lives of Whales and Dolphins - http://press.uchicago.edu/ucp... - "In the songs and bubble feeding of humpback whales; in young killer whales learning to knock a seal from an ice floe in the same way their mother does; and in the use of sea sponges by the dolphins of Shark Bay, Australia, to protect their beaks while foraging for fish, we find clear examples of the transmission of information among cetaceans. Just as human cultures pass on languages and turns of phrase, tastes in food (and in how it is acquired), and modes of dress, could whales and dolphins have developed a culture of their very own? Unequivocally: yes. In The Cultural Lives of Whales and Dolphins, cetacean biologists Hal Whitehead, who has spent much of his life on the ocean trying to understand whales, and Luke Rendell, whose research focuses on the evolution of social learning, open an astounding porthole onto the fascinating culture beneath the waves." - mkz

Tarif etmeye calistim, beceremedim. - mkz

creepy http://www.youtube.com/watch... - Kurgulu Saat

"Behind the raging horseshoe falls of Niagara there lies a secret like no other, a century old redbrick tunnel painstakingly laid. There is no recorded tally of its human cost but in 1906 it would be the biggest tunnel of its type in the world. The entry cost is a dangerous rappel through the bowels of a decrepit powerstation into this supervillain stronghold behind the crashing waterfall. With great confidence the three foreigners converged upon Niagara Falls in search of great adventure and challenge. Their hearts brimmed with equal measures of excitement and anxiousness in attempting what less than a fistful before them had achieved. So it was scribed: the tale of how JonDoe, Stoop and dsankt laid their bold plans to conquer the mighty Confluence, infamous tailrace tunnel of Niagara." / "From the nipple-deep lake we scrambled onto the pile of rocks and rubble at the tunnel mouth. I stood tall in the maelstrom of water and wind, like a fucking kungfu master weathering the storm upon the mountain top. I was Pei Mei. I was Milamber of the Assembly. The water pelted me from all sides stinging my naked torso. Gusts of furious wind battered me to and fro inside this elemental cauldron. I yelled in unashamed triumph from the depths of my chest for every drop of Niagara's sweet bukkake that stung my face and trickled down my cheeks." - mkz

Oy http://www.trackrunners.net/stories... - mkz

"the tables of the café had marble tops, so they could write in pencil, directly on the table, during their discussions. To keep the results from being lost, and after becoming annoyed with their writing directly on the table tops, Stefan Banach's wife provided the mathematicians with a large notebook, which was used for writing the problems and answers and eventually became known as the Scottish Book. The book—a collection of solved, unsolved, and even probably unsolvable problems—could be borrowed by any of the guests of the café. Solving any of the problems was rewarded with prizes, with the most difficult and challenging problems having expensive prizes (during the Great Depression and on the eve of World War II), such as a bottle of fine brandy." - mkz

Bi de biraz teknik belki ama şöyle bişi vardı güldüydüm (kategori teorisi göndermeli) - http://mathoverflow.net/a/1241 (cevabın altındaki yorumlardan da komik olanlar var) - mkz

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... - mkz

Gece ragasıymış - http://www.youtube.com/watch... - mkz

Baska bir sey okurken linki actim ve videoya bakmadan Hariprasad'dir diye dinliyordum ama degilmis. Sonra baktim ki genc Bhandarkar bir konsere gitmis ve... 'During his engineering college years, Prasad wanted to learn a solo performing instrument and happened to attend a concert by the renowned maestro Padma Vibhushan Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia in Gunidaas Sammelan in Mumbai. The simplicity of the Bansuri flute and Hariji’s playing style really appealed to him. Soon he started learning bansuri flute from Shri Anantrao Patwardhan of Mumbai. In 1990, he was fortunate to become student of Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia. Prasad derives strong influence from Pandit Chaurasia’s emotional and soulful style of playing Bansuri.'' - vikramthevampire

:) Ben de başladım dinlemeye, sonra dedim ya güzel geliyor kulağa ama acaba uzaktan ne kadar ayırt edebiliyoruz bunların iyi çalanını kötü çalanını, aradım adını baktım Hariprasad'la çalışmış, e iyi dedim :) (Hariprasad'ı da senden öğrendiydim) - mkz

Ben aldim pasi ama senin hesap kapali, herkes faidelensin deyip buraya izinsiz kopi peyst: Çetin Bükey, John Hassell Orkestrası - http://m.friendfeed-media.com/7b05724... - mkz

Ortadaki taksim için luupa aldım. - mkz

Kemani Haydar senden öğrendiydim sanki ama unutmuşum, bakayım dinleyeyim tekrar. - mkz

"How big a gap is there between how you think about mathematics and what you say to others? Do you say what you're thinking? Please give either personal examples of how your thoughts and words differ, or describe how they are connected for you." - mkz

Thurston ölmüş. Yukarıda yorumda linklediğim Proof/Progress dışında bi tane bişeyini okumuştum sadece, ama üzüldüm bayağı. - mkz

Vahdet Vural imis galiba soyleyen. - mkz

istemem - mkz

http://ff.im/wjXzw - mkz

cCc hakkaten cCc - eyfiti

http://www.npr.org/2011... - mkz

Shadia yine, 1:50'nin oradan: http://ff.im/1kMLGD - mkz

Via Furkan. Retroaktif mucizeler ve mahzun fiidler icin gelsin. http://ff.im/poOeW - mkz

Tatil sonrası konsantrasyon güçlüğü. (Pearls before breakfast'ı burada da şeyetmişim. Bu gidişte de Kadıköy'de yürürken bi (canlı) bağlama sesine kilitlendim (son gün). Girmedim ama mekana, girseydim keşke.) - mkz

Bu da dursun burada - http://vimeo.com/14493720 - mkz

Çok iyiymiş : ) - mehmet

Vay adi dedim, ise dondum (yalan) :) - mkz

başka bişey ararken çıktı. mehmet'in yorumu varmış. - mkz

bunu kacirmasin kimse, dinnesin cumle alem. - Kiraz Akın

~ - mkz

Bambaska bi alanin uzmani Tim Gowers'a populer sunum yaptirmislar: "I have just completed one of the more difficult assignments of my mathematical life: to give a popular presentation of the work of John Milnor immediately following the formal announcement that he was the winner of this year’s Abel Prize. Of course, in one way the task is very straightforward, since Milnor is a mathematical giant and has a large number of fascinating theorems to his name. However, these theorems are not in my field, the talk was supposed to last fifteen minutes, and my immediate audience included not necessarily mathematical journalists who were supposed to understand what I was saying. . . . Why did they ask somebody in a different field? . . . [One can] see my lack of expertise as an advantage in some ways, since it made it less likely that I would talk way over the heads of the non-mathematicians." - mkz

Milnor'la ödül vesilesiyle röportaj: http://www.ams.org/notices... "Egzotik 7-küre" adlı meşhur buluşunu buluşunun hikayesi de var. (Bu yıl ödül fiidi açmadıydım, pek alakam olmayan bi alana gitti - http://www.abelprize.no/c54147...) - mkz

"Living in a village (Vercorin) in the Swiss alps gives me the opportunity to go to my job (in Sierre) by the air!" - mkz

mışlı geçmiş jelibon - mkz

http://www.youtube.com/watch... - mkz

amma hikayeymis o da :) - mkz

https://www.facebook.com/Project... - http://www.glassshell.com/Site_3... - Yolda ıslıkla kafadan atmasyon şarkı üfürürken bazen var olan bi şarkının nota uzunluklarını aynen alıp üzerine bambaşka bi melodi şeyediyorum (uzunlukları alıyorum, notaları değiştiriyorum yani). O kadar alakasız şeyler çıkıyor ki, bilmesem mümkün değil uzunlukları nereden aldığımı bulmam, yepyeni bi şarkı gibi oluyor. Geçenlerde bi gün dedim acaba bu zaten hep yapılagelmiş bişey mi, eski, kimisi çoktan "ölmüş" şarkıların kabuklarının içinde yaşayan bissürü şarkı mı var etrafta? - mkz

Yollayan arkadas "piyanist terminator" dediydi. Umut Acikgoz imis adi, sonra Beyaz Show'a da cikmis ama orada heyecanlanmis galiba, burdaki kadar iyi degil. - mkz

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music... (Bir iki bakındım çok iyi performans bulamadım.) - mkz

Baktım şimdi ünlü olmuş arada, FB fan sayfası falan var. Bu masumiyet kendiliğindenlik gitmiş. - mkz

"In February 1948 Time Magazine published an interview with Oppy in which appeared his famous confession, "In some sort of crude sense, which no vulgarity, no humor, no overstatement can quite extinguish, the physicists have known sin; and this is a knowledge which they cannot lose." Most of the Los Alamos people at Cornell repudiated Oppy's remark indignantly. They felt no sense of sin. They had done a difficult and necessary job to help win the war. They felt it was unfair of Oppy to weep in public over their guilt when anybody who built any kind of lethal weapons for use in war was equally guilty. I understood the anger of the Los Alamos people, but I agreed with Oppy. The sin of the physicists at Los Alamos did not lie in their having built a lethal weapon. To have built the bomb, when their country was engaged in a desperate war against Hitler's Germany, was morally justifiable. But they did not just build the bomb. They enjoyed building it. They had the best time of their lives while building it. That, I believe, is what Oppy had in mind when he said they had sinned. And he was right." - Freeman Dyson - mkz

İlginç görünüyor, tamamını da bulup seyretmeli. Bi tane biyografisine başladıydım, bitiremedim, yeni bi tane çıkmış yakında, iyiymiş. - mkz

"Lake Vostok (Russian: восток, "East") is the largest of more than 140 subglacial lakes found under the surface of Antarctica. The overlying ice provides a continuous paleo-climatic record of 400,000 years, although the lake water itself may have been isolated for 15[1][2] to 25 million years.[3] The lake is named after the ship of Fabian von Bellingshausen, an Antarctic pioneer." - mkz

Antarctic Lake Vostok yields 'new bacterial life' - "After putting aside all possible elements of contamination, DNA was found that did not coincide with any of the well-known types in the global database," said Sergei Bulat, of the genetics laboratory at the St Petersburg Institute of Nuclear Physics. "We are calling this life form unclassified and unidentified," he explained." - http://www.bbc.co.uk/news... - mkz

Bunlar var: http://friendfeed.com/otisaga... - mkz

Kafa yorduğun, takıldığın, önceden vakit harcadığın bir şeylere bağlayınca biraz daha sağlam kalabiliyor sanki. Basılı halinden okumanın en temel faydası okurken başka pencere/tab açamamak herhalde :) Onun dışında da etkileri vardır ama belki. Bir de enteresan şekilde mekanlara bağlı şekilde kalıyor sanki bazı şeyler benim aklımda, "x konusunu bilmemneredeki kafede okumuştum" falan şeklinde. Hep gittiğim yerde okuduklarımın bissürüsü uçup giderken değişik mekanda okuduğum kalıyor sanki (ama emin olamadım). - mkz