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"I have 150+ Articles on Prompt engineering, here is a simplified version for you" You are unable to utilise the powr of AI because you don't know how to talk with it ! Your start feeling frustrated 😞 and end u being unproductive. Here comes the

Which AI tools are you using beyond ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini? I have started experimenting with NotebookLM recently and trying to put together a list of 50 super useful tools for personal and professional life. Share your recommendations and I

Excited to dive into Hands-on Machine Learning with Scikit-Learn, Keras & TensorFlow Machine learning is evolving rapidly, and this book is a goldmine for anyone looking to build intelligent systems using the latest tools and frameworks. From Scikit

You feel unproductive because : • you are not building anything • you are not experimenting things • you are depen on someone • you are afraid of new tech ! • you are not utilising AI power • your thoughts are not in your control Stay alert

Been experimenting with basic product deployment lately. Realized you don’t always need full-blown tools unless you're building something complex. Sometimes a simple workaround does the job just fine.

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Hey everyone, does anyone know about a company or startup who runs experiments on people to understand their genetics.like if someone is showing less ageing signs even after 50. Please let me know.

The Best Video on Spontaneous Speaking I've Watched If you struggle with thinking on your feet, this is a must-watch. Think Fast, Talk Smart by Matt Abrahams, a Stanford professor, is hands down the best video I’ve seen on spontaneous speaking.

I have started with blogging where I will be focusing on my approach and experiments with programming. Where would you make edits in the blog to make it more impactful?

Apart from the basics like GPT and Perplexity to stay updated on AI, what are some tools people without a tech background should really get hands-on with for idea validation? Over the next few months, I’m looking to test a few ideas—nothing fancy, j