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2023 A Year of Challenges and Achievements

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four leaf clover The year 2023 was full of various experiences for me. I took on the role of an Assistant Professor, and the journey had unexpected events like a major surgery, health issues within my family, starting a website, and picking up new hobbies. This post gives an honest overview of the good and bad moments that shaped my year. The foundation of everything in life is undoubtedly health. Without it, even the biggest achievements and detailed plans can fall apart. Health quietly influences our daily activities, professional goals, and personal relationships. Read more

Java Superstars

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java champions Ever wondered who the superheroes of the Java world are? Java Champions are like the rock stars of Java programming. They’re not just good; they’re exceptional! These are people who have shown their love for Java in outstanding ways. Java Champions are recognized as elite members of the Java community who have made significant contributions in various ways. Unlike certifications or titles that are earned through formal channels, becoming a Java Champion is an acknowledgment of a person’s ongoing and sustained efforts in the Java ecosystem. Read more

Reflections on November 24th

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24 november On November 24th, we observe Teachers’ Day in Turkey, a day that holds great importance and emphasizes the crucial role of education in our society. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, a military leader and statesman, understood how education could profoundly shape a nation’s destiny. He believed that the progress and prosperity of a society were closely tied to the quality of its education system. Atatürk firmly believed that a well-educated and enlightened citizenry was the cornerstone for building a modern, democratic, and forward-thinking nation. Read more

A Tribute on the 85th Anniversary of His Passing

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tribute anniversary passing Today marks the 85th anniversary of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk’s passing, the visionary leader and founder of the Republic of Turkey. Atatürk’s profound impact on Turkey is undeniable, shaping the nation’s destiny with his foresight and determination. Reflecting on his lasting legacy, we recognize not only his influence on Turkey but also the timeless wisdom found in his words, which extend beyond the borders of his beloved country. Read more

A Century of Resilience

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29 october As the nation stands at the threshold of the 100th anniversary of Turkish Republic Day, a profound sense of pride and reflection envelops the hearts of every citizen. On this momentous occasion, we celebrate not only a century of independence but also the unwavering spirit that has defined the Turkish people through triumphs and challenges alike. Read more

Staying Engaged in Computer Science Classes

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staying engaged Hey there, tech pioneers! If you’ve ever found yourself dozing off in your computer science class, you’re not alone. It’s a common journey that many great minds have embarked upon. But let’s not waste these moments; let’s turn them into opportunities for growth and inspiration. In the words of Steve Jobs, “Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do.” So, let’s discuss how to love your computer science classes. Read more

Embracing the Beauty of the Journey

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path journey “If the path is beautiful, let us not ask where it leads.” These words by Anatole France encapsulate a profound perspective on life’s journey, encouraging us to appreciate the beauty of the present without fixating on the destination. While the concept may initially seem challenging to digest, it unveils a rich wisdom that invites us to focus on the journey itself. Read more

The Road to Success

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road to success We often find ourselves admiring successful individuals, wishing we could achieve similar feats. It’s easy to assume that success magically materializes overnight, but in reality, it’s the result of relentless hard work, patience, sacrifice, consistency, discipline, and self-confidence. In this blog post, we’ll delve into the essential ingredients for success, shedding light on the journey that paves the way to reaching our goals. Read more

Gordon Moore has passed away at the age of 94

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gordon moore In the world of technology, the name Gordon E. Moore is synonymous with innovation, vision, and a groundbreaking idea that would go on to transform the computer industry forever. As the co-founder of Intel Corp., Moore was a central figure in the history of electronics and his contributions to the design and manufacture of semiconductor chips helped launch Silicon Valley and set the stage for the computer to become the ubiquitous , defining tool of modern life. Read more

The Donkey and Its Golden Saddle

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donkey In various cultures, there exists a saying that goes, “The donkey is still a donkey,” emphasizing the idea that external adornments don’t change the inherent nature of something. This sentiment is often expressed in different forms, such as “They dressed the donkey with a golden saddle, the donkey is still a donkey” or the well-known proverb, “An ass (donkey) with a golden saddle doesn’t make him a horse.” At its core, these sayings highlight the importance of substance over appearance. No matter how fancy or impressive the outward presentation may be, the fundamental nature of a thing remains unchanged. This idea is especially important to consider when thinking about the value of humanity and how it relates to positions of power and privilege. Just because someone has a fancy title or lots of money doesn’t necessarily mean they are a good person or that they are any more valuable than someone who doesn’t have those things. Read more

Do not judge people who leave without saying goodbye

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frog There are times in our lives when someone we care about disappears without a word. It’s a tough situation to be in and can leave us feeling all sorts of emotions. We may feel hurt, confused, and even angry that the person would leave without any explanation. However, before we jump to conclusions and start judging the person for their actions, it’s important to consider that there could be many different reasons why they left without saying goodbye. Read more

Leonardo da vinci: the man beyond the mona lisa

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leonardo da vinci When you hear the name Leonardo da Vinci, the first thing that may come to mind is his masterpiece, the Mona Lisa. But, did you know that da Vinci was more than just an artist? He was a true Renaissance man, with a vast array of talents and interests that spanned the fields of science, engineering, architecture, and music. In this article, we’ll take a closer look at the life of this extraordinary man, exploring his amazing creations and ideas, and asking the question: how did Leonardo da Vinci change the world? Read more

How do computers make decisions?

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logic gates How computers make decisions with logic gates, which is the fundamental building block for how computers operate? Computers make decisions using logic gates, which are the fundamental building blocks of all digital circuits. A logic gate is a basic electronic component that takes one or more binary inputs and produces a binary output based on a logical operation. The basic logic gates are AND, OR and NOT gates. These gates can be combined to create more complex circuits that can perform more advanced logical operations. Read more

Why do computers use 1s and 0s?

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binary system Binary is a number system that uses only two digits to represent a quantitative value, 0 and 1. Computers rely on binary because it is based on micro transistors, which are tiny electronic switches that can be on or off with a weak electrical charge. These switches are arranged in logical circuits to perform calculations, store data, and control operations in a computer. Read more

Why we need operating systems?

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operating system In the early days of computing, computers were massive, expensive machines that could only run one program at a time. In an era where computers were hulking machines housed in climate-controlled rooms, the process of programming and interacting with these behemoths was a far cry from the user-friendly interfaces we now take for granted. Programming was done on punch cards, and the operator would manually feed the programming into the computer. The computer would then run the program, output some results, and wait for the next program to be fed in. This process was tedious, time-consuming, and not efficient. Read more

Understanding the realities of growing old

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watch Have you ever stopped to think about the fact that we are all getting older as we journey through life? It’s kind of crazy to think about, but at some point, we all begin to realize that we’re not as young as we used to be. For some people, this realization comes on gradually over time, while for others, it can be a sudden wake-up call. But no matter how it happens, accepting the fact that we are aging is a natural and inevitable part of the human experience. While it can be scary to think about getting older, there are also many wonderful things that come with age, like wisdom, experience, and the ability to appreciate life in a deeper way. So let’s embrace the aging process and all the amazing things that come with it! Read more

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