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Hasan Toor ✪
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The average salary for a Data Scientist is $117,000.

Want to become a Google Certified Data Scientist?

Here are 4 free courses from Google you don't want to miss:

1. Learn Python basics for data analysis

This course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of the Python programming language, especially for the purpose of data analysis.

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This Data Science with Python program provides learners with a complete understanding of data analytics tools & techniques.

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The average salary for a Data Scientist is $117,000.

Want to become a Google Certified Data Scientist?

Here are 4 free courses from Google you don't want to miss:
— Hasan Toor \u272a (@hasantoxr) November 6, 2022

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$Hasan Toor \u272a$

Hasan Toor ✪
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Harvard University is offering free online courses.

No application or fee required.

Here are 10 FREE courses you don't want to miss:

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An introduction to the intellectual enterprises of computer science and the art of programming.

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$Abel \u272a$

Abel ✪
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A guide to become a successful freelancer🧵👇

Taking these simple steps one at a time is all it takes to become a successful freelancer today.

1. Define your goals :

If you don't have a clear goal, you will end up nowhere. To get started, ask yourself that "why do you want to become a freelancer"!!

2. Learn a profitable skill :

Completely master a skill that has a high value and is profitable. spend a lot of time practicing it until you become an expert.

Skills you can learn to start freelancing :

1. Web design
2. Copy writing
3. UX design
4. Video editor
5. Content creator
6. App developer
7. Marketing Agency
8. Coding
9. Technical writing

3. Build an online portfolio :

Your portfolio shows your skills and attracts high paying clients. You can think of it as your resume for clients to hire you. So, building a professional portfolio is a great idea.

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$Hasan Toor \u272a$

Hasan Toor ✪
@hasantoxr

Harvard University offers a ton of free online classes.

From Computer Science to Artificial Intelligence.

Here are 5 courses you don't want to miss:

1. Introduction to Computer Science

This is the best course to start with CS.

You'll learn about all the basic concepts and fundamentals of programming to start into tech field.

👉 https://t.co/cPTPFJbBPI

2. Introduction to Game Development

Learn about the development of 2D and 3D interactive games in this hands-on course.

This course will help you to explore the design of games such as Super Mario Bros., Pokémon, Angry Birds, and more.

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3. Web Programming with Python and JavaScript

This course will help you to go deep into the design and programming concepts.

Learn about the implementation of web apps with Python, JavaScript, and SQL using frameworks like Django, React & Bootstrap.

👉 https://t.co/DemRj49O0l

4. Mobile App Development with React Native

Learn about mobile app development.

React Native, a popular framework maintained by Facebook that enables cross-platform native apps using JavaScript without Java or Swift.

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$Hasan Toor \u272a$

Hasan Toor ✪
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ChatGPT is a phenomenal AI Tool.

But don't limit yourself to just ChatGPT.

Here're 8 AI-powered tools you should try in 2023:

1. KaiberAI

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Train a robot in 2 minutes to do your work.

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$Hasan Toor \u272a$

Hasan Toor ✪
@hasantoxr

I made $50,000 this year through freelancing.

If you’re looking to start freelancing, these 10 websites will help you quickly find work and get paid:

A Thread 🧵👇

1. Upwork

I personally use this website for work from last 3 years.

You can easily find a freelancing job within 7 days.

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3. Freelancer

This platform provide work from almost 100+ countries.

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Excel has 100s of functions. Most them are not useful in day to day business setting. Here are the 10 most useful functions based on my 15 years of regular usage.
🧵

1) SUMIFS
Use it to add up values that meet one or more conditions.
=SUMIFS(A1:A100, B1:B100, "NZ", C1:C100, ">20") adds up all values in A1:A100 where column B is NZ and column C is more than 20.

2) XLOOKUP*
Use it to lookup a value and get corresponding value.
=XLOOKUP("Widget10", A1:A100, B1:B100)
looks the code Widget10 in column A and returns the price in column B.
* Works in Excel 365 / Web only

3) FILTER*
Use it to filter a list or range based on the conditions. Returns a range of values and automatically spills the values into next cells!
=FILTER(A1:C100, B1:B100="NZ")
returns the entire range of A1:C100 where column B has NZ.

4) COUNTIFS
Use it to count items that meet one or more criteria.
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➪ Before Jumping into React make sure that you're good at Javascript Fundamentals.

⇝ Fundamentals ⇜

➙ Create React app
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➙ JSX
➙ Props
➙ State
➙ useState and useEffect Hooks
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The epic thread 🧵 on the best "free" resources to start coding and go professional.

Basic Programming and Computing Concepts

CS50 by Harvard
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Prerequisites: None

Probably the best free course for beginners and professionals alike. It goes through the very basics of programming and painlessly shifts to advance topics.

Programming with Python

CS50P by Harvard
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Prerequisites: CS50 will help but not necessary.

Takes forward the best things of CS50 but in Python. Undoubtedly, the best Python Course you will find on the internet.

Artificial Intelligence (Theory Focused)

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Misha
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Smart people get ahead of the future.

The other 99% miss out.

Here are 10 fields with careers that will make you a success in 2030 (and beyond):

1/ Artificial Intelligence

Tech roles:

•Machine learning engineer
•Computer vision engineer
•Data scientist
•Data engineer
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•Research

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• Human Resources
• Artificial Intelligence Writers
• Virtual Assistants and Chatbots designers
• Conversation Designer
• User Experience Designer
• User Interface Designer

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Tech roles:

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So the cryptocurrency industry has basically two products, one which is relatively benign and doesn't have product market fit, and one which is malignant and does. The industry has a weird superposition of understanding this fact and (strategically?) not understanding it.

If everyone was holding bitcoin on the old x86 in their parents basement, we would be finding a price bottom. The problem is the risk is all pooled at a few brokerages and a network of rotten exchanges with counter party risk that makes AIG circa 2008 look like a good credit.
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Ex.
Sell straddle 15700(ATM), 15650(ATM-50), 15750 (ATM+50)

Stoploss of 80% on every leg and run your trade till 3 PM

Once SL hit in any Leg just keep holding other leg till expiry with SL (Never or less chance to hit both SL on expiry day)

Trading timing at 9:20 the Morning