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How to Invent Anything, Simplified
How to Create Luck like its Paper There’s an untold secret to inventing and innovating things — it’s often a remix. The trick is figuring out what you can remix. Let’s pick an example: a book you read recently. I’m sure you will want to thank Gutenberg
When is the Right Time?
How to predict a market's future The usual advice you get when building something new is, "just do it". How about if you can look into the future and know if what you're doing is any good? Let's take an example: Say
The NPF Method: Building A Client-First Legal Product
Regardless of what you know about computers or software, here’s one thing I can assure you: Today, building a software-based business is easier than ever. I know, I know… you don’t believe me [yet] and that’s OK. In this guide, you will soon learn why that is.
The Ultimate Quick-Start Guide to AI, Machine and Deep Learning
If you ignore the role Artificial Intelligence plays in today’s business landscape, you’re doomed. Despite the general awareness of AI, many often forget that you can’t just hire a couple of data scientists to make inroads in the industry. Here’s the small secret: Data scientists are
A Simple Pragmatic Guide on Learning to Code
These days, everyone and their dogs want to learn to code — that’s fine, as long as you understand what you’re about to take on. Since I’ve been getting this question a lot lately, here’s my response. First an important point, sites like codeacademy, treehouse, etc. give