Technical articles and historical engineering writing on software and systems engineering, real-time data processing, artificial intelligence, speech and signal processing, digital forensics, cybersecurity and algorithms.
The Blog contains my technical articles on software and systems engineering, artificial intelligence, digital forensics, cybersecurity, and the history of technology.
An academic examination of engineering cooperation within the OTS: institutional history, universities, industry, digital infrastructure, cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, OTS-SAT and the 2026 Ankara Summit.
From antiquity to the modern state: religious, political, and institutional pressure on scientists and philosophers, including Hippasus, al-Khwarizmi, Nasimi, Molla Lutfi, Taqi al-Din, Galileo, and Vavilov.
A technical study of PHP2Shell, CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, examining memory lifetime, OOM, use-after-free, PHP SAPIs, secure software engineering, patch verification and digital forensics.
A comprehensive personal and academic review of all thirteen episodes of Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey, examining Giordano Bruno, Michael Faraday, Carl Sagan, scientific history, and engineering.
A source-based history of computing and public information systems in Türkiye, from punched-card processing and IBM 650 to Computer Engineering education, EARN, the Internet, KaraNET, TAFICS, TASMUS, TAYAS, PolNet, MERNİS, VEDOP, UYAP, TAKBİS, e-İçişleri, and the e-Government Gateway.
An evidence-based history of engineering education, electrification, engine and aircraft manufacturing, automobiles, computing and technical institutions in Türkiye.
An engineering analysis of chaos theory, the Lorenz attractor, thresholds, numerical error, feedback and fault propagation through Patriot, Mars, Ariane 5, Challenger, Chernobyl and modern computing systems.
An engineering treatment of P95/P99 latency as an end-to-end effect of queue buildup, saturation, scheduler behavior, garbage collection, I/O and dependency chains rather than an average service-time problem.
Why atomic visibility and durability are different guarantees, and how fsync, directory metadata, journaling, write caches and NFS alter crash-consistency boundaries.
How Oracle can choose different plans for the same SQL as cardinality estimates, bind peeking, histograms, adaptive cursor sharing and statistics change, with a focus on diagnosing plan regression.
A measurement model for user-visible real-time ASR latency split across capture, VAD, segmentation, queueing, inference, decoding and post-processing.
A measurement-oriented treatment of recall, latency, memory and index-build trade-offs in approximate nearest-neighbor search across HNSW, IVF and Product Quantization.
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