Here is a 100% free Computer Science curriculum.
There are 2 years' worth of content here assuming you dedicate ~ 20 hours every week.
It starts from zero.
There's a lot here. Probably the only place you need to visit to improve yourself.
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🗒️• ICT has a lot of content and to any new one coming across his content for the first time it can be overwhelming,
I put together a “if I was to start again” for his content to make it easier for any one navigating through it for the first time.
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It's been a week since OpenAI blessed some ChatGPT pro users with GPT-4V.
It's so insane what you can do with multi-modal ChatGPT.
Here are 13 incredible examples:
These ICT Core content Videos helped me a lot in understanding liquidity and Turtle Soup 🍲
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Month 1 - Video 7,8
Month 3 - Video 1,3,5
Month 4 - Video 2,11
Month 5 - Video 5
Month 7 - Video 4,5,6,7,8
Month 8 - Video 7,8
Month 9 - Video 5
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Less than 31 hours since OpenAI started dropping the ChatGPT vision feature on pro users...
People are scratching their heads in disbelief.
10 wild examples:
20 ChatGPT prompts that use next-level mental models to help you make strategic business decisions:
1. Second-Order Thinking
Prompt: "Apply Second-Order Thinking to assess [my business decision]. Consider not only the immediate consequences but also the second-level consequences that may arise."
2. Pareto Principle (80/20 Rule)
Prompt: "Use the Pareto Principle to evaluate [my business decision]. Focus on the 20% of factors that could be responsible for 80% of the results."
3. First Principle Thinking
Prompt: "Use First Principle Thinking to evaluate [my business decision]. Rethink the problem from the ground up and separate the underlying facts from the assumptions made based on them."
4. Regret Minimization Framework
Prompt: "Use the Regret Minimization Framework to assess [my business decision]. Think long-term and weigh the emotional impact to minimize future regret."
5. Opportunity Costs
Prompt: "Assess [my business decision] by considering the Opportunity Costs. Think about the costs arising from choosing this option against every other option available."
6. The Sunk Cost Fallacy
Prompt: "Assess [my business decision] while avoiding the Sunk Cost Fallacy. Evaluate the decision based on future value, not past costs."
7. Occam's Razor
Prompt: "Apply Occam's Razor to assess [my business decision]. Choose the less complex explanation or option that satisfies the conditions without unnecessary multiplication."
8. Systems Thinking
Prompt: "Use Systems Thinking to assess [my business decision]. View the problem as part of an interconnected system and understand how variables influence one another."
9. Inversion
Prompt: "Utilize Inversion to analyze [my business decision]. Look at the problem from the endpoint instead of the starting point and ask: 'What must I avoid?' rather than 'What do I need to do?'"
10. Leverage
Prompt: "Analyze [my business decision] through the lens of Leverage. Determine how the right lever can amplify my efforts and lead to significant outcomes."
11. Circle of Competence
Prompt: "Apply the Circle of Competence to analyze [my business decision]. Make sure the decision aligns with [my areas of expertise]. Straying outside of my circle can lead to poor decisions."
12. Law of Diminishing Returns
Prompt: "Evaluate [my business decision] using the Law of Diminishing Returns. Consider the turning point where additional investments offer less value and costs may rise."
13. Niches
Prompt: "Analyze [my business decision] focusing on Niches. Determine how specialization within a niche can lead to expertise and success in this context."
14. Margin of Safety
Prompt: "Use the Margin of Safety to evaluate [my business decision]. Assume that your assumptions might be wrong and plan with a safety margin to mitigate risks."
15. Hanlon's Razor
Prompt: "Evaluate [my business decision] through Hanlon's Razor. Don't assume ill intent when mistakes can be explained by ignorance or error."
16. Randomness
Prompt: "Evaluate [my business decision] with the concept of Randomness in mind. Remember that not everything follows cause-effect relationships and some outcomes may be random."
17. Critical Mass
Prompt: "Analyze [my business decision] by considering Critical Mass. Recognize if you are at a point where momentum may become self-sustaining."
18. The Halo Effect
Prompt: "Evaluate [my business decision] while considering the Halo Effect. Recognize how impressions in one area can bias judgment in others."
19. Feedback Loops
Prompt: "Analyze [my business decision] through the understanding of Feedback Loops. Consider how actions and reactions within the system can influence subsequent decisions."
20. Scarcity and Abundance Mindset
Prompt: "Evaluate [my business decision] considering both Scarcity and Abundance Mindset. Reflect on how your mindset can influence the decision-making process."
There are many ways to incorporate AI tools into your web apps.
In this course, you'll use ChatGPT, DALL-E, and GPT-4 (+ HTML, CSS, and JS) to build some fun projects.
You'll also learn about Firebase, Netlify, & other popular tools. Find it on freeCodeCamp's YouTube channel.
This video was created in ChatGPT.
It just takes one short prompt and the rest is done by AI.
This is a game-changer for your video content strategy.
I'll show you how in 3 simple steps:
ChatGPT is a powerful coding assistant.
But 90% of developers haven't unlocked its full potential.
Here are 7 smart ways for programmers to save hours of work (using ChatGPT):
(These are approved by @pwang_szn, one of the best developers I know)
ChatGPT can now write & send your emails for you…
Want to know how?
Here’s my 3 Step Guide to automating your emails ONLY using ChatGPT:
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