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Emir Baycan

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Software developer and platform founder · Istanbul, Turkey
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Knowledge and educationTechnologySoftware development
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July 2026
Corrected·12 Jul·Owhennotesfly.comSoftware development projections explained32%37%EvidenceSourced·4 Jul·Owhennotesfly.comSoftware development projections explainedAdded the vendor migration guide WG1, ch. 9EvidenceReviewed·3 Jul·Cwhennotesfly.comLanguage adoption trends, 202414 claims · 1 changedEvidence
June 2026
Reviewed·21 Jun·Owhennotesfly.comOverthinking and Rumination9 claims · all supportedEvidence
May & April 2026
Authored·2 May·Cwhennotesfly.comHow the vendor guide scenarios are builtAuthorship confirmed by publisherEvidenceCorrected·18 Apr·Bbluewaters.exampleBuild caching: a primerBaseline 19901982–2011Evidence
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Emir Baycan answers questions and investigates flagged pages in two communities. Their most useful answers are shown first; several ended with a page corrected.

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128helpful answers
41marked as expert answers
9threads that led to a fix
312thanks from members
Answers members found most helpful64c/technologyOpen problem· 2 JulDo these adoption statistics match the studies they cite?No, 3.2 mm is the 2022 sverage. AR6 gives 3.7 mm for 2006–2018, and the rate is accelerating. Cite the period with the figure.Expert answer2 sourcesLed to a correction on whennotesfly.com/native-vs-cross-platform-apps · accepted 30 Jul41c/explainersQuestion· 18 MarIs “fastest in 3,000 years” supported, or is it overstated?Supported. Kopp et al. (2016) reconstruct 3,000 years of sea level; the 20th-century rise is faster than any prior century in that record.Expert answer1 sourceResolvedConfirmed the claim, no change needed27c/technologySource· 1 JulThe 2024 vendor migration guide gives the adoption ranges, worth citing on explainersStarted by them27 repliesSource added to 3 pages across 2 publishers
Active inc/technologyModerator · since Mar 2026authority 91c/explainersMember · 38 answersauthority 84
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Top answerer, c/technologySeptember 2026
Thread to fix9 threads ended in an accepted change
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