How to share your progress with your mentors/collaborators?
Throughout your research project, 99% of the time your approach DOESN'T WORK (yet). 😬
How could we share these "failed results" and have productive conversations with your mentors/collaborators? 👇
How to make steady progress in my research?
I worked so damn hard but "IT JUST DOESN'T WORK!"😤
How can I unblock myself quickly and make good progress toward the goals?
Below I compiled a list of tips that I found useful. 👇
The world's most valuable skill:
Writing effectively.
But colleges charge you 120k and still do a terrible job teaching it.
Instead, here are 9 writing frameworks that cost you nothing and will save you hundreds of hours:
I’m sorry Mr Modi, but my dad actually fought in the 1971 ops. It was a complicated war and one for which many good lives were lost. Stop this personalizing of history. This is the story of the Bangladeshi freedom fighters and the Indian armed forces, not yours.
I'll tell you why:
Age 8: Computer camp. Instructor told my mom not to bring me back. He said I would distract the boys.
Age 12: Computer aided drafting class. My partner was a guy who did nothing, but I wanted to use the computer so was happy to do everything. He got a
Happy International Mother Language Day: it is a worldwide annual observance held on 21 February to promote awareness of linguistic and cultural diversity and to promote multilingualism.
#BhashaDibas (though it should be Dibosh)
1st compiler by Grace Hopper
Liskov Substitution of the SOLID principle in Software Engineering by Barbara Liskov
"Software Engineering" was coined by Margaret Hamilton, while she was sending people to the Moon
Today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science
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