canibanoglu

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A Graph-Specialized ETL: Taking Citizens into a Graph and Keeping It Up to Date(neo4j.com)
4 points by canibanoglu 10y ago|0 comments
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by canibanoglu 13y ago
Disclaimer: This may seem harsh but I really don't mean to be harsh. If you have "only" completed Codecademy or similar, you're nowhere near the intermediate mark. I have used Codecademy and Code School and they are inde
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What happens in Turkey... should not stay in Turkey(medium.com)
1 points by canibanoglu 13y ago|0 comments
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by canibanoglu 13y ago
I don't see why you're asking these questions, if english is not your native language and you really wonder what "rose up" means, search around first. Your second question is equally pointless. PS: Read about "phrasal verbs" and you may sto
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by canibanoglu 13y ago
I think the idea's good but the analogy presented is ridiculous. As far as I could see, there isn't an escalator reserved for only men and one that is reserved for only women. The article touches on women having to use the one that is usual
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by canibanoglu 13y ago
Ok here's my two cents. -It does look great. But I'm also curious as to what will happen if my friends are not good photographers. How about when they post pictures of what they have eaten? -I most likely take my phone out of my pocket more
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
I would love it if this were real but I have this nagging feeling in me that tells me that this is just an attempt to exploit the romantics in us... I do hope it really is a kid trying to raise money to create a game.
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
And just as a closing note for my own comment, I'm amazed by how hostile people can get over a comment. The fact that I don't see this used for classical music (the music that I enjoy and perform) should be free to express here. What should
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
As a matter of fact I have indeed played Bach and Beethoven among others. Currently, I'm working on the 21st piano sonata of Beethoven for a performance. The example you have given is very accurate, in the 14th piano sonata, Moonlight Sonat
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
The current musical trends still have a lot of ground to cover to catch up with that "terminal point of all musical development". I don't consider classical music to be the terminal point of all musical development by the way. Those were yo
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
That was far from my intent to be honest. Between me and Jordan Rudess, I'd rather watch him as well. But between Jordan Rudess and Martha Argerich I'd watch her playing. This is just another form of labelling stuff. Just because a well kno
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
Terribly constructive comment...
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
The jump from the harpsichord to piano was a huge one but the key profile didn't change as much as this. Integrating new technologies with instruments is all good and dandy but we're now fabricating the sounds with computers. We're changing
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
Seen this one a couple days ago and I honestly can't understand what the hype is all about. I've been playing the piano for 11 years now and I can't see myself or any classical pianist using this product. I'm aware that this is most likely
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
Hilarious!
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
I can't convey to you how good this post made me feel. It's extremely reassuring to me that there's someone out there who feel the same way I do about this stuff. And the procrastination part made me smile. I keep trying to find better and
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
It sounded overwhelming and after quick skims on some articles about the stuff you recommended, it felt very overwhelming! But that's good I guess, I just have to push through the initial barrier most likely. Thanks a lot!
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
I would love to have a helpful dev who can dedicate a small amount of time on mentoring me but I have no idea how to ask people for "donating" their limited time to me. But I can see how immensely helpful that could be. Building a business
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
I've been thinking about doing something like this lately but I assumed that it would be better to learn Django right away instead of writing a script to generate the static files for me. Thanks a lot for the encouragement!
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
Thanks a lot for the sympathy! I will definitely find and check out the course on Udacity, sounds like it would be a good introduction. As to coming up with projects, I come up with a lot of different projects, usually projects that would g
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Ask HN: How to deal with being overwhelmed when starting out
7 points by canibanoglu 14y ago|13 comments
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
A bookmarking site that works with bookmark previews only. I haven't been able to find something similar to what I want but then again I haven't searched a lot.
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
I agree with your point and find it quite disturbing myself. What punched me in my face in your article was that you asked people to comment on HN if they agreed. I quite honestly don't understand the reasoning behind this. Granted, I'm a n
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
Awesome app! Just one thing, it says Drap and Drop API, shouldn't that be Drag and Drop?
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
That is extremely helpful, thanks a million for the pointer! :)
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
I had not. Thanks a million for that, that does look promising!
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
Ah, I should have been clearer. MIDI to sheet music conversion is trivial. What I want to do is take real audio as input and convert that, which is according to my readings really hard because MIDI and audio formats (FLAC/WAV/MP3 etc) are v
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
That would be a good test to see if you made the right decision with giving a specific person access.
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
This is basically why I'm partial to open source. Free software with control over who has access to the source is a much better solution.
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by canibanoglu 14y ago
Great stuff! If only I could find a way of doing this the other way around... (audio to sheet music)

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