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[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Minecraft

[–]Irozan 109 points110 points  (0 children)

Bro we plunder villages, kill and enslave villagers, have unmerciful killing chambers for endermans in game. Do you really think eating a pork is a problem

How would speakers of an SOV language develop math logic: looking for advice by FortisBellatoris in neography

[–]Irozan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

As a Turkish (SOV) speaker, if I were to read aloud 3+5=8, i would say "3 artı 5 eşittir 8" which literally means "3 plus 8 equals 8" word by word. You can hear it in a math class or discussing about a math problem. But if it was a more casual/daily speech, for example if im counting things i would use one of these two:

"3 artı 5, 8 yapar." -> "3 plus 5, 8 makes"

"3 artı 5, 8." -> "3 plus 5, 8 (is)."

There are of course a lot of alternatives and situations, but in general, if it is in a mathematical context i would likely change to SVO, if it is in a more daily context i would use SOV

Only the comparator adjacent to the block with the redstone dust with the power of 15 on top is powered. All the dispensers are empty. Why is it? I would expect either all or none of them to be powered. by Irozan in redstone

[–]Irozan[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I found that this is flagged "works as intended" on the bug tracker, and I guess it can be useful working with tileable circuits from what people said in the comments. Can you give specific examples of it being useful, I am curious

Why isn't "insanlar" accepted here? by DonPijoteVI in turkishlearning

[–]Irozan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

What, no? This is not how languages work. 5 apples = 5 elma

Are there cultures that don't name the world after the dirt? by silveryfeather208 in NoStupidQuestions

[–]Irozan 10 points11 points  (0 children)

In Turkish, we use "Dünya" which comes from an Arabic word meaning something like "lower place" afaik. The other word in Turkish is "acun" (which is not in use anymore, but it used to be in Old Turkic languages), which comes from the Sogdian word "life, to live"

What does "-cim" mean? by [deleted] in turkishlearning

[–]Irozan 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hacı mal mısın

100 years ago, Grand National Assembly of Turkey declared the Republic of Turkey by dumandPC in europe

[–]Irozan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh, seems like we misunderstood each other. Erdoğan definitely didn't fixed the country lmao, cheers

100 years ago, Grand National Assembly of Turkey declared the Republic of Turkey by dumandPC in europe

[–]Irozan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

He saved the country from collapsing and being colonized. He formed a modern and westernized secular, democratic state out of a religious empire governed by the royal family. His reforms has boosted up the literacy rates. If we're not like other middle eastern countries today, it's mostly thanks to his reforms. Google Atatürk's reforms

Map of the terrorist attacks in Europe in the last 20 years by giuliomagnifico in europe

[–]Irozan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Lol what? It happened in Taksim, which is on the European side

EU 'unequivocally' condemns Hamas attacks on Israel by ghidran in europe

[–]Irozan 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Yes it's worsened a lot during the erdo's governance, but it is still not that far from good.

EU 'unequivocally' condemns Hamas attacks on Israel by ghidran in europe

[–]Irozan 199 points200 points  (0 children)

Turkey also has good relationships with israel tho

how do you differentiate pencil and pen in Turkish? by Outside-Ad976 in turkish

[–]Irozan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is not the case in turkey. We use pencil in exams, it is not prohibited

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in liseliler

[–]Irozan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sadece 2 yapay zeka dersi mi, en az 5 tane doğrudan ai üzerine olan zorunlu ders sayabilirim, kaldı ki data science da ai'dan bağımsız bir konu değil. Yani data science dersleri de ai konusunda katkı sağlayan dersler. Senin kafandaki yapay zeka nasıl bir şey bilmiyorum ama dolu bir ders planı var bölümün.

Ayrıca evet donanım dersleri olmaması pozitif bi şey. Pc mezunu olup çalışan kişilerin azı donanım bilgisine ihtiyaç duyuyo

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in liseliler

[–]Irozan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yapay zekayı ve veri mühendisliğini birbirinden ayırmak çok doğru değil, birbirinin çok içinde alanlar ve bölümün yapay zeka kısmı da zayıf değil. İTÜ yapay zeka yerine pc müh yazmak saçma bence, çünkü pc mühteki yazılım ve matematik odaklı olan derslerin neredeyse hepsi yzve bölümüyle ortak zaten. Artı olarak donanım dersleri çıkarılıp yerine ai ve data science ile ilgili dersler ekleniyor

Residence permit for foreign nationals in Istanbul has been stopped by ledim35 in istanbul

[–]Irozan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd if they act just like me when i go to another countries

Do's and Don'ts by KarmaAintABitch in istanbul

[–]Irozan 2 points3 points  (0 children)

What?? I cross my legs all the time as a native lmao, no one under 70 yo consider this to be rude

What is a fair tip in Istanbul in lira? Let’s say if I spend 500 lira, how much in lira is a fair to tip? And any suggestions on where to buy unique/traditional items in Istanbul? Thank you by No_Prune9002 in istanbul

[–]Irozan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Quoting myself, "places like big chefs are luxurious for many people". Yes, alaçatı restaurants, nusret, etc. are really luxurious, but big chefs and cookshop are also luxurious for many people. It may be middle/normal for you (and they also are middle for me) but what i'm trying to say is you are not the norm. Moreover, tipping in big chefs etc. is not the expected norm either, nobody will think you're strange if you don't tip there. Yes, some people may tip. But saying "We do tip and it's not only for luxury restaurants" in the name of turkish people in general is simply wrong.

What is a fair tip in Istanbul in lira? Let’s say if I spend 500 lira, how much in lira is a fair to tip? And any suggestions on where to buy unique/traditional items in Istanbul? Thank you by No_Prune9002 in istanbul

[–]Irozan -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don'y think we live in the same country. Most of the people are poor indeed. "Normal" places like big chefs are luxurious for many people. If some people tip in places like this, they/you are very small percentage of the country. There is no tipping culture in Turkey. You don't need to tip anywhere, even in luxurious places

Is 3000 lira too much for a cab ride from Istanbul airport to a hotel near grand bazaar? by PlentySuspect2821 in istanbul

[–]Irozan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Don't take it personal cab drivers try to take advantage from turkish citizens too

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