No Credit! No Trust! No Job! No One! No way that I could get this worse and lost almost everything! I won't give up on anything! Can't just let precious things go away! I will bounce back stronger than ever!
#Uchiha#allalone#fabvl#fabvlmusic
🎓Stanford CS229: Machine Learning (Spring 2022)
Really cool to see a new iteration of this course. It's a classic ML course from Stanford that has helped tons of students get started with machine learning.
Covers foundational topics such as logistic regression, Naive Bayes, kernels, neural networks, bias-variance, regularization, k-means, expectation maximization, and more.
YouTue Lectures: https://t.co/QhoTvjWmbv
15 AI Apps to Download on Your Phone:
1. Bing → GPT-4 Chatbot + Image Creator
2. Perplexity AI → Research Chatbot
3. ChatGPT → GPT-3.5 Chatbot
4. Snapchat My AI → Chatbot Assistant
5. CapCut → Video Editor
6. Leonardo AI → Image Generator
7. Otter AI → Transcribe Voice Notes
8. Prospre → Meal Plan Generator
9. Luma AI → Capture 3D Models
10. ELSA Speak → English Learning App
11. Duolingo → Language Lessons
12. Socratic by Google → Homework Assistant
13. Wysa → Mental Health Support
14. Google Lens → Search with Images
15. Lensa AI → Photo Editor
Lost in the maze of coding principles?
Today, let's decode SOLID, DRY, KISS, YAGNI, WET, and HOLLYWOOD.
1. 𝗦𝗢𝗟𝗜𝗗 - A beacon of good design
Single Responsibility: One class, one job.
Open-Closed: Open for extension, closed for modification. Sounds like a secret society, doesn't it?
Liskov Substitution: Child classes must be substitutable for their base classes.
Interface Segregation: Clients shouldn't be forced to depend on interfaces they don't use.
Dependency Inversion: High-level modules shouldn't depend on low-level ones. Both should depend on abstractions.
2. 𝗗𝗥𝗬
Don't Repeat Yourself: If you've written it once, don't write it again. Code duplication creates more places for bugs to hide.
3. 𝗞𝗜𝗦𝗦
Keep It Simple, Stupid: Complexity is the enemy of understanding. Keep your code as simple and straightforward as possible.
4. 𝗬𝗔𝗚𝗡𝗜
You Aren't Gonna Need It: Do not add functionality until you absolutely need it. A minimalist approach to code can save time and reduce complexity.
5. 𝗪𝗘𝗧
Write Everything Twice: Contrary to DRY, WET suggests duplicating code can sometimes make sense, especially when the cost of making it reusable outweighs the benefits.
6. 𝗛𝗢𝗟𝗟𝗬𝗪𝗢𝗢𝗗 𝗣𝗿𝗶𝗻𝗰𝗶𝗽𝗹𝗲
Don't Call Us, We'll Call You: This principle encourages low-level components to be passive and to have high-level components decide when they need to act.
The beauty of these principles lies in their application. They serve as a compass, guiding us towards cleaner, more efficient code.
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Here’s how old these companies are:
🇨🇳 TikTok: 6 years
🇺🇸 OpenAI: 7 years
🇺🇸 Zoom: 12 years
🇺🇸 Instagram: 12 years
🇺🇸 Airbnb: 15 years
🇺🇸 Twitter / X: 17 years
🇺🇸 Facebook: 19 years
🇺🇸 Tesla: 20 years
🇺🇸 Google: 24 years
🇺🇸 Netflix: 25 years
🇺🇸 Amazon: 29 years
🇺🇸 Apple: 47 years
🇺🇸 Microsoft: 48 years
🇯🇵 Sony: 77 years
🇮🇳 Tata Motors: 78 years
🇰🇷 Samsung: 85 years
🇺🇸 Boeing: 107 years
🇩🇪 BMW: 107 years
🇺🇸 IBM: 112 years
🇮🇹 Fiat: 124 years
🇫🇷 Renault: 124 years
🇺🇸 Coca-Cola: 131 years
🇯🇵 Nintendo: 133 years
🇯🇵 Toshiba: 148 years
🇫🇮 Nokia: 158 years
Today I am 40.
Here are 40 considerations about my life that might help you with yours.
1) (almost) Nobody cares. Do your own things without forcing people to watch you or trying to impress someone. You are also very focused on your life too, right?
2) Your life is your priority: in order to help others, you should be in the condition to help them, so you first.
3) Never neglect exercising. Based on your phisical possibilities, exercising regularly will make you age slower and will keep you active for many years.
4) Use the past as a lesson but don't base your life on how much you've already invested on something.
5) Gradual but steady change is better than trying a quick pivot. it's more a state of mind rather than an overnight decision.
6) Learn to take time to celebrate your successes (something I was never used to do, but now I do).
7) Don't drink or smoke to impress others. do it if you want, but not to look cool.
8) It's ok to be confused about your life.deciding what you want to do with your life is important, but not everyone knows their path at 10. Just don't give up and keep workin on it
9) It's absolutely ok to do a job you dont like for a period, especially if you have to pay bills or support your family/studies. But never forget your goal and dreams
10) Value yourself. If you don't value yourself, other will tend to do the same.
11) Know yourself: your strengths and weakness, what calms you and what drives you crazy. based on that, you can really improve your life.
12) Don't let anyone to tell you that you can't do something, neither your parents or your partner. listen to feedback, but take the important decisions of your life on your own.
13) Don't make a report of your life in your 20s. there's plenty of time to change your life, even multiple times.
14) Everyone loves to work on their strengths. but dedicate some time to work on your weaknesses, too.
15) Don't drive if you are drunk. Really. find another way to get back home. I risked my life 2/3 times in this way and I just got lucky.
16) If a person is dangerous for your life don't save their number on your phone.
17) You'll never regret the time and money you spent travelling
18) Don't spend money to impress others. spend it if it does improve your life.
19) Being rejected for a job might be the luckiest day of your career.
20) Writing down your goals can really help you to focus on them. also, when you have to take a difficult decision, write down the pros and cons of each choice. this helped me a lot to take right decisions in my 30s.
21) Accepting your nature is what will really unlock all your true potential.
22) If someone makes fun of you or they criticize you/hate you, it's likely their problem and not yours. also never take it personal as they are mostly against what you represent rather than you as a single human.
23) Be patient, but not stupid. set clear boundaries when someone just want to take advantage of you, repeatively.
24) Cut down toxic people as soon as possible, no matter who they are and what they represent for you (relatives, friends of friends, ...)
25) About breakups, time will heal everything. it's not the end of your life, and ending a toxic relationship might be the luckiest thing that will ever happen to you.
26) When things go bad, set short goals. when things go well, set long-term goals.
27) In your career, always choose the long-term good opportunity rather than the quick and bad one. time will fly.
28) Someone will judge you literally for anything you'll do, and even if you do nothing, they'll judge you for doing nothing.
29) People are not in your head, so they might miss many things about your goals and ideas. If you know yourself, you should listen but don't do what everyone else says.
30) If you are mentally stuck for a period of your life is ok. understanding the root cause should be your priority.