Erdogan Cesmeli

Corporate Executive | Entrepreneur | Mentor | My comments are solely my own thoughts and not linked to any organization I am working for or helping.

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

@NYCMayor While I praise your leadership @NYCMayor in every other way you have deeply disappointed your admirers by being influenced by @ANCA_DC lobby. I am sure you will find a way to correct your stance by listening to experts not the lobbyists.

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

@Orsatramola Kitabınızı nereden alabilirim?

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

@LORWEN108 @threadreaderapp unroll

[Georgi Gerganov @ggerganov]

Today I was sent the following cool demo:

Two AI agents on a phone call realize they’re both AI and switch to a superior audio signal ggwave

[Aeon Magazine @aeonmag]

https://t.co/GyILjKxJZs

Before modern Europe existed there was a grand, interconnected political world, rich in scientific and artistic exchange @AyseZarakol

[John Kraus @johnkrausphotos]

FALCON 9 RETURNS TO FLIGHT

This morning’s launch of 23 Starlink satellites, seen here transiting the Moon, was the first since a July 11 second stage anomaly during a Starlink mission from California grounded the Falcon fleet. In just 15 days, SpaceX identified and resolved the issue and now has returned to flight. It’s difficult to contextualize how impressive that is. Even working through an anomaly investigation, that turnaround far exceeds the regular launch frequency of every other launch provider in the world.

It is also an important reminder that spaceflight is never easy and never routine. Pushing the boundaries of physics, spaceflight is unforgiving, and the smallest hardware deficiency can wreak havoc to an entire mission. The small part that failed on the July 11 mission was part of a redundant sensor system, but the downstream effect of this failure prevented a clean ignition for the second stage’s second burn, resulting in the stage unable to circularize its orbit and deploy the Starlink satellites. The short-term resolution was to simply delete the part!

Even as rocket launches become more and more frequent and garner less and less fanfare, there remains countless hard-working individuals and teams making that so. Congrats to all on the hard work.

Sometimes you don’t realize how much something means to you until it’s gone. Welcome back Falcon 9 🚀

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Super cool Tesla light show!

[Neuralink @neuralink]

https://t.co/OMIeGGjYtG

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

@ilyasut Should have consulted with ChatGPT first.

[R E M @REM__BEN]

Ece Üner'e olan hayranlığım her geçen gün daha da artıyor👏👏

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

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[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

Subtlety #3: Whether you realize it or not, you are always choosing what to give a fuck about.

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

Dün bitirdim #TheSubtleArtOfNotGlvingAFuck
Hayatlarında yeterince “hayır” diyemeyenlere tavsiye ederim.

“There is a subtle art to not giving a fuck: how to pick & choose what matters to you & what does not matter to you based on finely honed personal values.”
@IncMarkmanson

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

Subtlety #2: To not give a fuck about adversity, you must first give a fuck about something more important than adversity.

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

Subtlety #1: Not giving a fuck does not mean being indifferent; it means being comfortable with being different.

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

@ragipsoyluTR @threadreaderapp

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

Just posted a photo https://t.co/TfzRXQCyB5

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[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

Just posted a photo https://t.co/4HGJ77SoCp

[Erdogan Cesmeli @ecesmeli]

Just posted a photo https://t.co/yGGHaw5LI0