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AI will take jobs or produced jobs?🤔 Here is my view See in the most of the cases AI can't replace you But On the basic level skills ai will definitely replace you on the temporary basis not permanent Human brain have super ability to overtake

Hlo guys...😀 AI News is here. AI achieves silver-medal standard solving international mathematical Olympiad problems. Unfortunately it solved tuffest problems in the competition which are only solved by 5 people. The process goes like this, there a

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Meet Mike Black, a YouTuber and entrepreneur who took on a challenge in July 2023, aiming to prove he could make $1 million in a year with no money—just a mobile and his skills. The catch was that he couldn’t use any of his connections, existing bus

Why The Rich Stay Rich (And It's Not What You Think) Just saw this breakdown and it hits different 🔥 Here's what separates the wealthy from the rest: ✅ They invest in assets, not liabilities - While most people buy things that lose value, rich fo

Income of Cult.fit Crosses Rs 1,000 Crore in FY24 Fitness technology company Cult.fit has achieved a major point in FY24. The company achieved a total income of over Rs 1,000 crore consistently to depict the growth trend. This major accomplishment i

Yesterday I asked about unproductivity guilt and after going through all the suggestions I thought it will be best if I post overview of what I have learnt here everyday. So today I learned how we can scale our systems. Here is an overview of it 1.

I earned ₹7,589 as my first income from a freelancing project when I was just 17 years old. With that money, I bought a earphone for my mum. (🙃). That moment boosted my confidence. From then on, I learned how to manage multiple things together.

Did you know that you can optimise memory by changing the order of struct fields in Go? Its fascinating! Right? I didn't know this until I saw this for myself in a reddit thread's example. Now this is not a new thing. Programming languages like C/C