Podcasts about Ufuk

Yaşadığımız dijital ve yeşil dönüşüm döneminde, köklü şirketlerin çağa ayak uydurmaları büyük önem taşıyor. Bu dönüşüm süreçlerini yönetmek ise liderlerin önceliği haline geliyor. Büyük grupların ikinci kuşaklarının dijital ve yeşil dönüşüm dönemini nasıl yönettiğini, Öztürk Grup Yönetim Kurulu Başkanı Ufuk Öztürk ile ele alıyoruz.

Bu bölümde, kitap kulübümüzün yazarla buluşma etkinliğinde ağırladığımız Dünya ve Avrupa Bilim ve Sanat akademileri üyesi, beyin ve hipofiz cerrahı Prof. Dr. Türker Kılıç ile söyleşimizden bir derlemeyi sunuyorum.Son yıllarda yapılan kapsamlı çalışmalara rağmen beyin vücudumuzun hakkında en az şey bildiğimiz parçası olmaya devam ediyor. En büyük gelişme ise bu çalışamlarda sadece beyni değil tüm yaşamı anlamamıza kapı açan yeni bir matematiğin keşfedilmiş olması.Türker Hoca, yaşamın aslında bir enformasyon sistemi olduğu fikrini ele alarak, beyin nasıl düşünce üretiyorsa yaşamın da aynı şekilde gerçeklik ürettiğini vurguluyor. Bu bakış açısı, modern bilimin temel taşlarını yeniden gözden geçirmemizi sağlıyor. Peki, yapay zeka gerçekten “yapay” mı? Kılıç'a göre, her enformasyon işleyen sistem er ya da geç zeka üretiyor. Bu durumda, insan zekası ile yapay zekanın gelecekte nasıl bir etkileşim içinde olacağını anlamak büyük önem taşıyor.Eğitim sistemimiz ise başka bir önemli konu. Mevcut sistemin sahip olmaya dayalı bir yapı üzerine kurulu olduğunu, ancak çocukları geleceğe hazırlamak için sahip olmaya değil anlamlandırmaya dayalı bir modelin gerekliliğini vurguluyor. İhtiyacımız olan eğitim modelini şöyle tanımlıyor: Merakla başlayıp çalışkanlıkla zeki olmanın üzerine eklemlendiği, yaratıcılık ve iyilik haliyle devam eden, anlamlandırmayla sonuçlanan bir eğitim.Hocanın canlı hayat, bilinç, yaşamın anlamı üzerine dile getirdiği düşünceler çok etkileyici. Üzerine düşünmek şart ve eminim podcastimin en uzun bölümünün bazı kısımlarını tekrar tekrar dinlemek isteyeceksiniz.Bilim ve felsefenin kesiştiği, zihninizi açacak bu bölümü kaçırmayın!Türker Hoca'nın geçtiğimiz Eylül ayında çıkan “Nasıl Daha İyi ve Güzel Bir Yaşam Kurarız? Beyinbilimin Yanıtı” adlı kitabını okumanızı hararetle tavsiye ediyorum.(04:40) Beyin hakkında bilmemiz gerekenlerin ne kadarını biliyoruzdur? (09:53) Kadim bilgi ile bilim kavuştu mu? (Ufuk Çarşıbaşı'nın sorusu) (17:05) Çocuklarımızın eğitimine nasıl yön vermeliyiz? (Fatma Saniye Canbek'in sorusu) (29:17) Fizik-Kimya-Biyoloji, canlılığın kaynağı hangisi? (36:08) Yapay zeka beynimizle nasıl bir ilişki içinde olacak (Aycan Acar Şahin'in sorusu) (44:56) Bilinç nedir? (49:55) Yeni bir yaşam nasıl kurulacak? (Feyza Demir'in sorusu) (01:02:08) En yetkin öğretmen yaşamın kendisi (01:04:17) Türker Hoca'nın kardeşi Yasemin Şahin'in kitaptan alıntısıSupport the show

In this episode, Dr. Jonathan Revels unpacks essential chest radiograph signs, providing practical insights and tips for mastering chest imaging interpretation. Classic Signs on Chest Radiographs:Primer for Residents. Ufuk et al. RadioGraphics 2025; 45(2):e240155. 

In this episode of 'Ruby For All', hosts Andrew and Julie welcome guest Kevin Murphy, Software Developer at Pubmark and member of the RailsConf program committee. The discussion kicks off with Andrew and Julie catching up, then transitions into an in-depth conversation about the RailsConf planning process. Kevin and Julie, the Speaker Liaison, share insights into the workings of the program committee, the selection criteria for conference talks, and the challenges and rewards of organizing RailsConf. Additionally, Kevin elaborates on his role in the committee, the theme for this year's conference, and his goals for impact, and Julie looks forward to supporting speakers and managing workshops. The episode emphasizes the importance of volunteer contributions to the success of RailsConf and encourages attendees to express their gratitude to the organizers, and to go check out all the details at RailsConf.org and buy your tickets now!  Press download to hear more! [00:00:15] Andrew and Julie catch up, Andrew overslept after finishing a project, Julie was up late watching videos, and Andrew recommends the show “Invincible.”[00:02:22] Kevin introduces himself and explains why he likes working with Ruby on Rails. [00:03:37] Kevin discusses the role of the RailsConf program committee, explains their responsibilities, including reviewing proposals and scheduling talks. [00:05:10] We learn what Kevin looks for in a conference talk proposal, emphasizing relevance to the theme and potential audience interest. Julie shares her perspective on reviewing proposals, considering both her emotional response and broader interests. [00:07:38] Kevin shares his first experience on the committee and discusses the time commitment involved and talks about the fairness of reviewing all proposals at once after the submission deadline. [00:11:03] Julie expresses her difficulty with the proposal reviewing process, suggesting that a grading scale might have been more effective for her. Kevin reflects on the surprises of the reviewing process and the difference between his perceptions and the rankings generated by the review system. [00:12:41] Julie adds that the difficulty in having to reject good talks due to overlapping topics or because they might fit better at another conference like RubyConf,[00:13:09] Andrew asks if the proposers receive feedback on why their talks may be more suited for RubyConf, and Kevin explains that if they ask, Ruby Central will make their best effort to provide it.[00:14:47] What's been the most rewarding part of this experience for Kevin and Julie? Kevin finds the opportunity to impact the community through the program committee rewarding, and Julie says she's waiting to see the full impact of her role as Speaker Liaison, which involves making speakers feel supported and pairing them with mentors.[00:16:24] Kevin and Julie both explain how they were invited to join the program committee by Ufuk, who's a member of the Ruby Central board, and Julie brings up a previous episode with Kevin on conference speaking. [00:17:52] Andrew asks what Kevin and Julie think the hardest part of will be being on the program committee at the conference. Kevin hopes his committee responsibilities won't impact his conference experience too much, and Julie anticipates the challenge of not having as much personal downtime during the conference due to her responsibilities. [00:19:41] Kevin reflects on the subjective nature of selecting talks and how different perceptions among committee members can affect decisions. He emphasizes that rejected talks are not necessarily of poor quality but may not fit due to other reasons.[00:21:02] Julie inquires about Kevin's role on the program committee and how he feels so far. His role involves scheduling and organizing accepted talks and workshops, reviewing and giving feedback on rejected proposals, and just being available.[00:22:00] Julie's role is Speaker Liaison, helping speakers with their needs and feeling special, and helping with scheduling workshops. Kevin clarifies the concept of tracks at conferences and since there aren't any this year, the goal is to align all talks with the overall theme of building with Rails. Julie mentions a blog post written by Kevin about the absence of tracks at RailsConf.[00:23:28] Kevin shares his aspirations for his impact on RailsConf: ensuring a safe, educational experience for attendees, seeing first-time speakers succeed, and enjoying the mentorship process. Julie describes her motivation for becoming a Speaker Liaison: to provide a supportive experience for speakers. [00:25:03] RailsConf is happening in Detroit, May 7-9. Kevin expresses his excitement for various aspects, including the strong program and meeting friends, and urges everyone to visit RailsConf.org, check the schedule, and get tickets. [00:28:19] Find out where you can follow Kevin online. Panelists:Andrew MasonJulie JGuest:Kevin MurphySponsors:HoneybadgerGoRailsLinks:Andrew Mason X/TwitterAndrew Mason WebsiteJulie J. X/TwitterJulie J. WebsiteKevin Murphy WebsitePubmarkRuby for All Podcast-Episode 50: The Art of Conference Speaking with Kevin MurphyTracks Not At RailsConf 2024-by Kevin MurphyRailsConf-Detroit May 7-9, 2024RailsConf ScheduleRailsConf SpeakersInvincible: Season 2 (Amazon Prime) (00:00) - Introduction and Casual Catch-Up (02:22) - Guest Introduction: Kevin Murphy on Ruby and Rails (03:37) - Inside the RailsConf Program Committee: Roles and Responsibilities (05:10) - What Makes a Great Conference Talk? Selection Criteria Explored (07:38) - Behind the Scenes: Reviewing Conference Proposals (11:03) - Challenges in Proposal Review: Fairness and Surprises (12:41) - Rejection Reasons: When Good Talks Don't Make the Cut (13:09) - Feedback for Rejected Proposals: Bridging to RubyConf (14:47) - Rewarding Aspects of Program Committee Work (16:24) - Joining the Program Committee: Invitations and Insights (17:52) - Preparing for RailsConf: Expectations and Challenges (19:41) - The Subjectivity of Talk Selection: A Committee Perspective (21:02) - Roles Deep Dive: Organizing Talks and Supporting Speakers (23:28) - Goals and Aspirations for RailsConf Impact (25:03) - RailsConf 2023 Preview: What to Expect in Detroit

Discover the heartbeat of Ruby with Ufuk Kayserilioglu, the engineering maestro at Shopify, as we unravel the layers of Ruby infrastructure and the bright future of Rails development. Ufuk's insights into the meticulous work of maintaining CRuby reveal the fine art of balancing performance with modernity while also diving into the exciting realms of TruffleRuby and the Prism compiler. His recent appointment to the Ruby Central board brings a fresh perspective to the community's cherished events, igniting innovative visions for RailsConf that are sure to resonate with enthusiasts and professionals alike.Feel the buzz of RailsConf as we praise the lineup of visionary speakers set to grace the stage, each chosen with the utmost care to embody the conference's core Rails theme. The anticipation bubbles over as we discuss the wealth of knowledge awaiting attendees, from software craftsmanship to the intricate web of professional relationships that flourish within the Rails ecosystem. Get a glimpse of what Hack Days promises, an unparalleled opportunity for real-time collaboration that could very well become the centerpiece of your RailsConf experience.As we gear up for one of the most pivotal gatherings in the Ruby community, we highlight the essential role of Ruby Central—our steward of Ruby's shared resources and the architect of iconic events like RailsConf and RubyConf. The chapter closes with a nod to the potential of supporting local meetups and regional conferences, an endeavor that strengthens the fabric of our community. And for a touch of tech magic, we share tales of Tailscale's impact on developer networking, a pathway to career ascension for many. Stay connected with us online for the latest on RailsConf and more, and prepare to accelerate your professional journey in the world of Ruby.Support the showReady to start your own podcast?This show is hosted on Buzzsprout and it's awesome, not to mention a Ruby on Rails application. Let Buzzsprout know we sent you and you'll get a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and it helps support our show.

RailsConf is coming up fast! The program committee has released the schedule and keynote speakers. Ufuk Kayserilioglu joins the show to talk about the program and Ruby Central Show Notes - Kevin's blog post about RailsConf https://kevinjmurphy.com/posts/tracks-not-at-railsconf-2024/ - RailsConf website & registration https://railsconf.org/ If you have comments about this episode, send an email to comments@therubyonrailspodcast.com. You can include a text comment or attach a file from Voice Memos or Google Recorder and we'll respond to some of them on a future show. Sponsors Honeybadger (https://www.honeybadger.io/) As an Engineering Manager or an engineer, too much of your time gets sucked up with downtime issues, troubleshooting, and error tracking. How can you spend more time shipping code and less time putting out fires? Honeybadger is how. It's a suite of monitoring tools specifically for devs. Get started today in as little as 5 minutes at Honeybadger.io (https://www.honeybadger.io/) with plans starting at free!