- In your desired file press cmd + f
- In the search bar type: ^(.*)(\n\1)+$ then press the little downwards arrow and in the replace input field type: $1
(Make sure…
Why NFTs are much bigger than art — rise of a new dot-com era.
I’m sure you have already heard of Beeple, the NFT artist who became the 3rd most valued auction artist during an NFT auction in March 2021.
He sold his NFT artwork for $69 Million.
So -what is an NFT exactly?
Well is stands for Non-Fungible Token, or in simple terms…
Most things in life aren’t hard facts — it's more like we have our eyes closed and are feeling around for things, but we are pretty sure something is where we think it is.
That’s why whether it comes to finance, sport or academia the simple truth is:
Hard numbers…
A statistical view of human overconfidence.
Start reading any book on statistics or scientific methods and you’ll quickly see references to concepts such as a mean (average value of somethings), variance (a measure of the range of variation within a value), and 95% confidence intervals (the range in which there…
The essential resources
Starting a company is hard — but the infinite wisdom of the internet had made it a lot less so.
Here’s some useful resources I’ve found on your journey to create value:
- How to constantly improve a product until users love it (reaching produce market fit) …
According to someone who studied it.
Before doing a 4-year degree in AI and Software Engineering, I’d always wonder:
”If AI is so good why don’t we use it in our day to day lives?”
After a lot of studying and trying my hand in computer vision and my own research, I realised: ML has so…
Ways to consume information faster
Let’s face it, smart people read a lot.
Warren Buffet reads about 7 hours a day and Bill Gates is said to have a reading speed of 150 pages an hour.
Now you may be thinking — Hey Nick, «I listen to audiobooks/podcasts instead which is the same».
Well, actually…
Principles to actually absorb information
For a long time, I thought note-taking was useless.
Why would you re-record stuff you are already processing in your head?
Well turns out we aren’t very good at absorbing information and note-taking can be a really good way to engrain that.
In Daniel Kahneman's book “Thinking, Fast and Slow”…
When working as a developer things can get complicated quickly. Endless debugging… Non-stop formatting …Tiresome re-reading.
After working at Amazon and startups I found certain chrome extensions really help simplify complex tasks — helping me save a lot of time and focus on delivering results.
Here are 4 Chrome Extensions…
1.) Undo ‘git add’ for a specific file 📄
Type into terminal:
git reset <file>This unstages the current file (the stuff listed in ‘git status’) without changing any actual code changes.
2.) OR unstage all files 📂
git resetThis does the same but for all files — so it uncommits them while still keeping the actual changes.
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