25–30 ans, c’est un âge tellement fou. Il faut monter en compétences professionnellement, planifier un avenir, trouver un partenaire, rester en bonne santé et épargner de l’argent.
Somewhere in your 20s or 30s you’ll get the opportunity to rebuild your life after a negative loop, heal from what broke you, live in your own space, reconnect with your discipline, and learn to love yourself again. It’s very important that you see that journey through.
Slavery was the default position - the West led the charge against it.
Poverty was the default position - the West figured out how to multiply wealth for everyone.
Ignorance was the default position - the West invented the printing press and mass literacy.
Wartime CEO Engaged.
"7 days a week sleeping in the factory, No one should put these many hours into work, this is not good, this is very painful, it hurts my brain and my heart."
-Elon Musk
Rule number 1: AI must love humanity.
Rule number 2: AI must love humanity.
Rule number 3: AI must love humanity.
Rule number 4: AI must love humanity.
Rule number 5: AI must love humanity.
Rule number 6: AI must love humanity.
Rule number 7: AI must love humanity.
Rule number 8: AI must love humanity.
Rule number 9: AI must love humanity.
Rule number 10: AI must love humanity.
Rule number n: AI must love humanity.
Rule number n+1: AI must love humanity.
How to level up financially :
•Invest
•Budget
•Pay off debt
•Pay yourself first
•Educate yourself
•Have a financial plan
•Take calculated risks
•Increase your income
•Live below your means
•Take care of your health
•Change your surroundings
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Machine Learning with Python Roadmap: Learn ML in 60 Days
Week 1: Python & Math Foundations
Day 1:
* Python syntax, variables, data types
* Print, input, type casting
* Setting up Jupyter Notebook
Day 2:
* Lists, tuples, sets, dictionaries
* Loops and conditionals
Day 3:
* Functions and lambda expressions
* Modules and packages
Day 4:
* NumPy basics: arrays, indexing, slicing
* Vectorized operations
Day 5:
* Pandas: Series and DataFrames
* Importing and exploring datasets
Day 6:
* Matplotlib and Seaborn: basic plots
* Histograms, scatter plots, box plots
Day 7:
* Mini Project: Analyze a dataset (e.g., Titanic or Iris)
Week 2: Math for Machine Learning
Day 8:
* Linear algebra basics: vectors, matrices
* Dot product and matrix multiplication
Day 9:
* Calculus: functions, derivatives in ML
* Gradient and optimization intuition
Day 10:
* Probability basics
* Mean, median, mode, variance, standard deviation
Day 11:
* Probability distributions
* Bayes’ Theorem basics
Day 12:
* Statistics for ML
* Correlation and covariance
Day 13:
* Normalization and standardization
* z-scores and min-max scaling
Day 14:
* Quiz + Practice: Review math with coding exercises
Week 3: ML Foundations & Scikit-Learn
Day 15:
* What is Machine Learning?
* Types: Supervised, Unsupervised, Reinforcement
Day 16:
* Train-test split
* Scikit-learn overview and pipeline
Day 17:
* Linear Regression with scikit-learn
* Evaluation: MSE, RMSE, R²
Day 18:
* Logistic Regression
* Confusion Matrix, Accuracy, Precision, Recall, F1
Day 19:
* K-Nearest Neighbors (KNN)
* Hyperparameters and K-value tuning
Day 20:
* Naive Bayes classification
* Use case: Spam detection
Day 21:
* Mini Project: Predict house prices with Linear Regression
Week 4: Supervised Learning (Continued)
Day 22:
* Decision Trees
* Gini vs Entropy, Tree depth
Day 23:
* Random Forests
* Feature importance
Day 24:
* Support Vector Machines (SVM)
* Kernel tricks (linear, polynomial, RBF)
Day 25:
* Gradient Boosting & XGBoost
* When to use boosting models
Day 26:
* Cross-validation
* GridSearchCV for hyperparameter tuning
Day 27:
* ROC Curve and AUC
* Precision-Recall Curve
Day 28:
* Mini Project: Classify diabetes patients using Decision Trees & Random Forest
Week 5: Unsupervised Learning
Day 29:
* K-Means Clustering
* Elbow method, Silhouette score
Day 30:
* Hierarchical Clustering
* Dendrograms
Day 31:
* Principal Component Analysis (PCA)
* Dimensionality reduction
Day 32:
* DBSCAN and clustering anomalies
* Real-world use cases
Day 33:
* Association Rule Learning: Apriori
* Market basket analysis
Day 34:
* Feature engineering techniques
* One-hot encoding, Label encoding
Day 35:
* Mini Project: Customer segmentation with K-Means
Week 6: Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Day 36:
* Text preprocessing: tokenization, stopwords
* CountVectorizer & TF-IDF
Day 37:
* Sentiment analysis basics
* Naive Bayes for text classification
Day 38:
* Word embeddings: Word2Vec, GloVe
* Cosine similarity
Day 39:
* NLP pipelines with scikit-learn
* Spam detection classifier
Day 40:
* Topic modeling with LDA
* NMF overview
Day 41:
* Mini Project: Twitter sentiment analysis with Naive Bayes
Week 7: Time Series & Deep Learning Basics**
Day 42:
* Time series concepts
* Rolling mean, seasonal decomposition
Day 43:
* ARIMA basics
* Forecasting with statsmodels
Day 44:
* Introduction to Neural Networks
* Perceptron and multilayer structure
Day 45:
* TensorFlow/Keras setup
* Build a simple neural network
Day 46:
* Activation functions
* Loss functions & backpropagation
Day 47:
* Mini Project: Predict stock prices with LSTM or ARIMA
This may be the most e/acc speech of all time... unfathomably based 🥹🇺🇸🚀
"The future is not going to be won by hand wringing about AI safety. It will be won by building." - @JDVance
JD Vance and Usha Vance are the literal embodiment of the American Dream.
A child born in a trailer park to a drug addicted single mother and a child of immigrants have officially become Vice President and Second Lady of the United States of America.
Pain in the gym is weakness leaving your body.
Embrace the pain.
Daily tiny daily efforts in the gym will amount to remarkable results.
Simply believe in yourself.
WE MUST WIN.
#BetterTogether
Kenya techies.
Nigerians hujutuma like their lives depend on tech. Of course it does but in Kenya most people are okay with being average.
During ALC, Nigerians would finish two week assignments in the first few hours. Kenyans would do it last minute as usual.
I’m gonna say something unpopular if you’ve not broken even, you have no business “touching grass” this holiday season. Form those groups that will keep you on toes.
The only advantage you have over them is that they are always suspected of fraud so they don’t easily get freelance projects like you guys.