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@cengizfoan · 42 days ago
An ultra-thin precision-machined aluminum phone tripod that attaches magnetically, folds nearly flat, and also works as an adjustable kickstand.
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Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 45 days ago
A useful starting point for capturing quick notes and simple lists on Android via the Google Keep app on Google Play.
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 45 days ago
A useful place to view Signal's official iOS App Store listing and developer details before installing or updating the app.
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@oguzhan · 45 days ago
A straightforward eBay listing for the book Idylls of the Marketplace: Oscar Wilde and the Victorian Public, useful for readers, researchers, or collectors looking to locate a copy.
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 45 days ago
A useful starting point for browsing, comparing, and purchasing current iPhone models directly from Apple's online store.
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 45 days ago
A helpful starting point for exploring Apple's iPhone lineup; the official product page presents the manufacturer's product information and related resources.
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@oguzhan · 113 days ago
Every app breaks. The difference is whether you find out from an angry customer or from a clean error report with stack trace and context already attached. Sentry is one of those tools you don’t appreciate until it saves you at 2 a.m.
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 113 days ago
Postgres, auth, storage, realtime, edge functions — the boring infrastructure you need to ship fast, wrapped in a developer experience that actually feels modern. If Firebase ever felt too closed or too magical, Supabase is the clean, open-source alternative worth building on.
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 113 days ago
If you rely on the mouse for everything, Raycast shows you a different way to use your computer. Launch apps, find files, run commands, use extensions, and move around with a few keystrokes. Once you get used to it, reaching for the mouse feels slow.
raycast.comOğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 113 days ago
Node, npm, bundlers, test runners—Bun turns the whole JavaScript toolchain into one fast, unified tool. Install dependencies, run scripts, bundle code, and write tests with a CLI that feels instant. The first time you switch a project over and everything speeds up, you can't unsee it.
Oğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 118 days ago
This 2017 paper introduced the Transformer, the architecture behind ChatGPT, Claude, and basically every modern AI system. It's remarkably short and readable for something this consequential. Even if you skim it, understanding where "attention" comes from demystifies a huge amount of the AI hype. The primary source everyone cites but few actually read.
arxiv.orgOğuzhan Kurum
@oguzhan · 118 days ago
Andrew Ng taught a huge share of the world's ML engineers, and this is where his courses and short, practical guides live. The free short courses on prompting, RAG, and building with LLMs are the fastest way to go from "I use ChatGPT" to "I build with these models." Clear, current, and refreshingly hype-free.
Kai Ramirez
@kai · 133 days ago
Steam Deck changed when I play, not just what I play. I recommend checking compatibility before buying, but the freedom is real.
Kai Ramirez
@kai · 136 days ago
Hades is my default recommendation because it is polished, generous, and somehow never feels repetitive. It is the rare game where story and systems push each other forward.