mkz

Armut yaprağı imiş. - mkz

Bi tane daha denk geldiydim böyle yapraklıya, hafif kayıyor ton ara ara, zor enstrüman anlaşılan :) - mkz

"Their progress is followed along an ideal thoroughfare. In songs where ancient ritual, myth, the mountain and the rose, mingle with taxis, telephones and powder-puffs. Old rhymes rarely dying - something new always appearing. No-one asks "What does this mean?" The world's accepted, poetry's kept alive. Favourite topic, love and death. Not meant for education or entertainment but belonging to the art of play. Shot in six Easter days of boisterous weather, the cast, mostly girls, numbering sixty. Made by teachers at Norton Park School, Edinburgh." - http://ssa.nls.uk/film... - mkz

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"Filmed over a 12-month period, this study of children's games played in London streets and playgrounds stands out for its freshness and spontaneity . . . Made over a decade after the end of the war, the film also stands as a record of the bomb sites that pockmarked London and provided many urban children with a place to play." - mkz

http://www.youtube.com/watch... (korktum) - mkz

Söyle Brendın. - mkz

Valla öyleymiş :) - mkz

"Proving, yes PROVING that the earth is in fact the center of the universe, and that Homer Simpson is the one true deity." (şu hatırlattı: http://ff.im/1f2F2k) - mkz

1:05'in orada başlıyor Homer. - mkz

"And I don't publish everything I write.  There are times where I'll work on a post for weeks and then decide that it just doesn't work.  If I run into that problem, I save the post for later and hope that one day I'll be a good enough writer to finish it properly.  And sometimes I actually do come back and finish a discarded post.  Both "The God of Cake" and "The Party" were ideas that I previously felt did not have a strong enough narrative. So I let them sit for a few months while I thought about how to structure them so that they'd feel like stories instead of just meandering, anticlimactic "you had to be there" stories.  And for both of them, I eventually was able to focus in on the specific details that made them into stories. But it took months.  And I have some stories that will probably take even longer before they're ready to be published." - mkz

hah onu bildim (yani adını değil de işini bildim, vimpi kid aldıydım bi tane) - mkz

Oltu nehrine gidiyoz hadi şarkı toplamaya http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70... - mkz

Korktum dinlemeye, o zamanki halimde kalsın bu halime geçmesin mi istedim ne istedim. Hatırladığım bi yeri vardı (yıl 1979, bu yıl çocuk yılı'lı), orası hatırladığım gibi değil, başka versiyonunu buldum, onda da tam hatırladığım gibi değil. Bildiğim bişeyi dinliyor gibi olmak istedim, hatırlıyorum epey ama yine de biraz yeni dinliyorum gibi oldu, o da kötü oldu ama napayım. - mkz

@mkz, Paylaştığın ve Hatırlattığın için çok teşekkürler:) - golyandro

Rica ederim golyandro. - mkz

Açık değil de bi sefer doldurmalık. - mkz

"My first ASL storytelling for my Unlimited ASL Stories in Facebook." - mkz

"Pay attention to that first pause. That moment when they realize it's not obvious; they get a certain look as their mind shifts to "let's figure this out" mode." - http://zometool.com/ - mkz

http://zometool.com/images... - mkz

'başardım' bakışı mı? - golyandro

:) (ne desem fazla geldi) - mkz

Machine with Concrete için böyle demiş: "there are 12 pairs of gears, the final speed reduction is calculated by (1/50)^12. The implications are quite large. With the motor turning around 200 revolutions per minute, it will take well over two trillion years before the final gear makes but one turn. Given the truth of this situation, it is possible to do anything at all with the final gear, even embed it in concrete." - mkz

TED konuşması da var, kasıntısız, tatlı tatlı anlatmış: "I think there's a point between simplicity and ambiguity which can allow a viewer to perhaps take something from it." - http://www.ted.com/talks... - mkz

(İşten kaçmak için ne yapacağını şaşırmak klasöründen) - mkz

Mathematica bile epey şımartıyordu insanı, bakalım bu nasıl olacak. 9'da Wolphram Alpha'yla entegrasyon vardı, onun gibi bişey olur belki. - mkz

Özel mesajların okunma zamanlarını görebilmek de bayağı acayip. Mesajı okumuş olmayı geçtim, o an internet/Facebook başında olmam bile özel/gizli bilgi olmalı. - mkz

Yok ya, çoluk çocuk amca teyze herkes bi ara şeyettiydi de - http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/2012... - mkz

"For some months now I have known of a very promising initiative that until recently I have been asked not to publicize too widely, because the people in charge of it did not have a good estimate for when it would actually come to fruition. But now those who know about it have been given the green light. The short version of what I want to say in this post is that a platform is to be created that will make it very easy to set up arXiv overlay journals." - mkz

İlginçmiş, hakem yorumlarını okuyabilmek güzel. Yorumları doğrudan makalenin altına almışlar, o yine biraz sorunlu olabilir. (Viewcount da koymuşlar yalnız, bir like eksik :) - mkz

"Jim Al-Khalili talks to pioneering health services researcher Iain Chalmers, one of the founders of the Cochrane Collaboration, which facilitates informed choice about health care." - mkz

Fenaymış. - mkz

"Because this method reduces initialization time by using even more space, it should be considered only when space is cheap, time is dear and the vector is sparse." - mkz

Meslek erbabı için bilindiktir belki de bana Polya'yı arattı işte :) - mkz

Bağlamı okuyunca uyandım: http://www.cs.bell-labs.com/cm... - mkz

"The Myxoma virus, which causes myxomatosis, was introduced into the rabbit population in the 1950s, and had the effect of severely reducing the rabbit population." - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki... - mkz

"To the earliest viewers of the book, there was no doubt. Frank was a hater and an agitator, the enemy within. Sarah Greenough rounds up the more outraged reviews: “A slashing and bitter attack on some U.S. institutions”; “A Degradation of a Nation!”; “a sad poem for sick people.” In short, “The Americans” was un-American. What was the source of that riling? What nerves were being hit by the “Swiss Mister,” as Photo Arts labelled Frank when it printed some of his work?" - mkz

"the first person to get the measure of “The Americans,” and still the best reader of its runes, was Jack Kerouac. Frank had not yet read “On the Road” when, a few days after its publication, he met Kerouac at a party and asked him to write an introduction to his photographs." - mkz

Evdeki kopyaya bi daha baktım, bazı sayfaları eksikmiş, yeni fark ettim. Önce uyuz oldum kazıklanmışım diye, sonra hoşuma gitti, merak ettim baktım buldum internetten hangilerini kesmiş almış. - mkz

Bunu yazdıktan beş dakka sonra kabul etti friend request'i, nereloluyor. - mkz

nereloluyor. - mkz - feliz kemal

sürekli dinliyorum, hiç bıkmıyorum - Kiraz Akın

Bu çocukları Türkiye'ye çağıralım. - mkz

"Anticipating his 75th birthday, Philip Glass approached Beck about finding artists interested in reinventing pieces from the Glass catalog. “Rework: Philip Glass Remixed” features tracks by Amon Tobin, Tyondai Braxton, Beck and others." - mkz

"I’m interested in what happens to music when other people use it. Whereas there are composers who don’t like anyone to touch their music, I think people should because they do things I can’t think of. I’m the opposite of being possessive about a piece." - mkz

"I was doing a theater piece for the Mabou Mines, it was some Beckett piece, and I wrote him a cello piece, and he liked the work and was playing it. And I came back about three months later, and I heard it and I said, “Arthur, that’s beautiful, but what happened to the piece?” And he said, “No, no, that is what you wrote,” and I said, “Arthur, it’s no longer what I wrote, it’s your piece now.” And he thought I was being upset, he apologized and I said, “No, no, no, I think we should put you down as the composer.” He had reached the point of transformation. The incremental changes had turned it into this other thing. I love the fact that he did that. And I love the fact that he didn’t know that he did it." - mkz

Yağmur yağıyor hoplatması - mkz

Mükemmel. Nasıl patlamamış bu? Beş ay önce upload edilmiş! - Kiraz Akın

Olan feministlerin de kendilerinden daha acıklı durumda olan sosyal grupları aşağılaması ve kendi mağdur pozisyonlarını dolaylı olarak meşrulaştırmaları ise #trajedi #şekerim - Ali

"‘Sonic Journalism’ is the aural equivalent of photojournalism. It describes the practice where field recordings play a major role in the discussion and documentation of places, issues and events and where listening to sounds of all kinds strongly informs the approach to research and following narratives whilst on location." - mkz

#sesler - mkz

"Places visited include: Chernobyl exclusion zone, Ukraine; Caspian oil fields, Azerbaijan; Tigris and Euphrates rivers valleys in South Eastern Turkey threatened by massive dam building projects; North Wales, UK, where Chernobyl fallout still affects sheep farming practice; nuclear, military and greenhouse gas sites in the UK, including Sellafield, Dungeness, Bradwell, Sizewell, Thetford Forest, Rainham and Uttlesford;" - mkz

"Oh, no, no, no. I think fiction, and biography and history, are _the_ forms. I think one can say much more about general abstract ideas in terms of concrete characters and situations, whether fictional or real, than one can in abstract terms. . . . And I must say I think that probably _all_ philosophy ought to be written in this form; it would be much more profound and much more edifying. It’s awfully easy to write abstractly, without attaching much meaning to the big words. But the moment you have to express ideas in the light of a particular context, in a particular set of circumstances, although it’s a limitation in some ways, it’s also an invitation to go much further and much deeper. I think that fiction and, as I say, history and biography are _immensely_ important, not only for their own sake, because they provide a picture of life now and of life in the past, but also as vehicles for the expression of general philosophic ideas, religious ideas, social ideas. My goodness, Dostoyevsky is six times as profound as Kierkegaard, because he writes _fiction_. In Kierkegaard you have this Abstract Man going on and on—like Coleridge—why, it’s _nothing_ compared with the really profound Fictional Man, who has always to keep these tremendous ideas _alive_ in a concrete form. In fiction you have the reconciliation of the absolute and the relative, so to speak, the expression of the general in the particular. And this, it seems to me, is the exciting thing—both in life and in art." - mkz

"INTERVIEWER Here this afternoon, as in your book, The Doors of Perception, you’ve been talking chiefly about the visual experience under the drug, and about painting. Is there any similar gain in psychological insight? HUXLEY Yes, I think there is. While one is under the drug one has penetrating insights into the people around one, and also into one’s own life. Many people get tremendous recalls of buried material. A process which may take six years of psychoanalysis happens in an hour—and considerably cheaper! And the experience can be very liberating and widening in other ways. It shows that the world one habitually lives in is merely a creation of this conventional, closely conditioned being which one is, and that there are quite other kinds of worlds outside." - mkz

İki alakasız yerden de birer alıntı: "What he has done in geometry is, from my point of view, incomparably greater than what he has done in economics, by many orders of magnitude. It was an incredible change in attitude of how you think about manifolds." - Mikhail Gromov - mkz

"Pure mathematicians tend to judge any work in the mathematical sciences on the basis of its mathematical depth and the extent to which it introduces new mathematical ideas and methods, or solves long-standing problems. Seen in this way, Nash’s [Nobel] prize work is an ingenious but not surprising application of well-known methods, while his subsequent mathematical work is far more rich and important." - John Milnor - http://www.ams.org/notices... - mkz

"There are not very many self-made statisticians, let alone self-made statisticians who become famous and get hired by the New York Times. Nate Silver is a fascinating person." - mkz

"Alex Lundry created Mitt Romney’s data science unit. It was less than one-tenth the size of Obama’s analytics team." - f(z)

(http://ff.im/123Xf0 ?) - mkz

İkisi de çok acayip. - Kiraz Akın

bu da burda dursun: İzmir'de Bir Zenci Mahallesi - http://www.youtube.com/watch... - memin

Abi enteresanmış o program (Sidi) bayağı. Sunucu da epey diretmiş herkese tek tek sormuş güzel Afrikamıza dönmek istemez misiniz diye. - mkz

"Two Japanese nine-year-olds play the word game shiritori while SIMULTANEOUSLY adding 30 numbers flashed in 20 seconds. They are using the technique called "anzan", which is to imagine an abacus in your head." - mkz

"Since abacus and anzan calculation use a different part of the brain from pencil and paper arithmetic, as discussed here, it is possible to play language games while playing Flash Anzan. In this clip the two girls are adding up 30 digits in 20 seconds while simultaneously playing "shiritori", a Japanese game in which you must say a word beginning with the last syllable of the previous word." - http://www.guardian.co.uk/science... - mkz

?! - mkz

Buna verin bak değeri bilinmedi. - mkz

aklima sey geldi, kum tepelerinde kuvvet asagiya dogru "damarlar" uzerinden iletiliyormus galiba. yani bir cok kum tanesine net etki eden kuvvet sifirmis. ozgur hoca bahsediyordu bundan. detayini bilmiyorum cok tabi.. - feliz kemal

O pek sever o muhabbetleri :) - mkz

Ganson'la hoplasın. http://ff.im/1dhYxs - mkz