AI-powered sticker maker
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you connect AI to a printer and print design with a prompt
i mean you can literally add "AI-powered" to something that is existing and it feels as its new invention
or we make it look like a new invention with multi-million potential
techcrunch
you connect AI to a printer and print design with a prompt
i mean you can literally add "AI-powered" to something that is existing and it feels as its new invention
or we make it look like a new invention with multi-million potential
Duolingo founder is also the creator of CAPTCHA and reCAPTCHA and many more he is a nerd
you should watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri-tzZcGYk0
you should watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ri-tzZcGYk0
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How I Built A $6.5 Billion App Called Duolingo | Founder Effect
By the time Luis von Ahn turned 24, he was already a millionaire several times over.
The 43-year-old may not be a household name, but I'm willing to bet you’re one of the hundreds of million people who use his technology everyday.
Luis isn’t your average…
The 43-year-old may not be a household name, but I'm willing to bet you’re one of the hundreds of million people who use his technology everyday.
Luis isn’t your average…
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I thought Duolingo meant something like duo as in a pair of people and lingo from language like two people practicing a language together
Turns out, it was just a random name
Turns out, it was just a random name
Major Ways to Make Money
1. Traditional Investing (Low–Medium Risk)
- Stocks (buy shares, dividends, capital gains)
- Bonds (government, corporate, municipal)
- Mutual funds / ETFs (diversified pools of stocks and bonds)
- REITs (real estate investment funds traded like stocks)
2. Real Estate (Medium Risk)
- Rental properties (steady income from tenants)
- House flipping (buy, renovate, sell)
- Commercial properties (offices, malls, warehouses)
3. Loans & Credit Products (Medium Risk)
- MBS (mortgage-backed securities)
- Peer-to-peer lending (online loans for interest)
- Corporate debt (buying company loans or bonds)
4. Entrepreneurship & Business (Medium–High Risk)
- Startups (products or services, SaaS, tech, etc.)
- Buying businesses or franchises
5. Derivatives & Advanced Finance (High Risk)
- Options & futures (bet on stock, commodity, or index movement)
- CDS (credit default swaps, betting on defaults)
- Hedge fund strategies (arbitrage, leverage, global macro trades)
- Structured products (custom financial instruments combining assets)
6. Alternative & Niche Assets (Variable Risk)
- Commodities (oil, metals, crops)
- Royalties / IP (music, patents, books, software)
- Cryptocurrency / NFTs / DeFi (staking, lending, trading)
1. Traditional Investing (Low–Medium Risk)
- Stocks (buy shares, dividends, capital gains)
- Bonds (government, corporate, municipal)
- Mutual funds / ETFs (diversified pools of stocks and bonds)
- REITs (real estate investment funds traded like stocks)
2. Real Estate (Medium Risk)
- Rental properties (steady income from tenants)
- House flipping (buy, renovate, sell)
- Commercial properties (offices, malls, warehouses)
3. Loans & Credit Products (Medium Risk)
- MBS (mortgage-backed securities)
- Peer-to-peer lending (online loans for interest)
- Corporate debt (buying company loans or bonds)
4. Entrepreneurship & Business (Medium–High Risk)
- Startups (products or services, SaaS, tech, etc.)
- Buying businesses or franchises
5. Derivatives & Advanced Finance (High Risk)
- Options & futures (bet on stock, commodity, or index movement)
- CDS (credit default swaps, betting on defaults)
- Hedge fund strategies (arbitrage, leverage, global macro trades)
- Structured products (custom financial instruments combining assets)
6. Alternative & Niche Assets (Variable Risk)
- Commodities (oil, metals, crops)
- Royalties / IP (music, patents, books, software)
- Cryptocurrency / NFTs / DeFi (staking, lending, trading)
Entrepreneurship & Creative Ventures: Modern Ways to Make Money
1. Creator Economy (Variable Risk)
- Online course
- YouTube / TikTok content creation (ad revenue, sponsorships)
- Blogging / newsletters (subnoscriptions, affiliate marketing)
- Digital products (e-books, templates, apps)
- Advertising & social media marketing services
- Incubators / accelerators (launching multiple startups or supporting others)
2. Creative & Professional Production (Variable Risk / Medium–High Reward)
- Art & sculpture (sell original pieces, commissions, galleries, NFTs)
- Design (graphic design, UX/UI, product design, branding)
- Software development / apps (build tools, SaaS products, games)
- Product prototyping and innovation (gadgets, physical products)
- Consulting or freelancing (leveraging expertise for projects)
1. Creator Economy (Variable Risk)
- Online course
- YouTube / TikTok content creation (ad revenue, sponsorships)
- Blogging / newsletters (subnoscriptions, affiliate marketing)
- Digital products (e-books, templates, apps)
- Advertising & social media marketing services
- Incubators / accelerators (launching multiple startups or supporting others)
2. Creative & Professional Production (Variable Risk / Medium–High Reward)
- Art & sculpture (sell original pieces, commissions, galleries, NFTs)
- Design (graphic design, UX/UI, product design, branding)
- Software development / apps (build tools, SaaS products, games)
- Product prototyping and innovation (gadgets, physical products)
- Consulting or freelancing (leveraging expertise for projects)
Sleeping Beauty Problem
On Sunday Beauty goes to sleep. A fair coin will be tossed.
If it lands Heads, she is awakened once on Monday.
If it lands Tails, she is awakened on Monday and again on Tuesday.
Each time she wakes up, her memory of the previous awakening is erased.
When she wakes up, she is asked: What is your credence that the coin was Heads
Halfer view
The halfer says the answer is one half.
Reasoning: The coin toss happens once while Beauty is asleep. It is a normal fair coin, so the chance of Heads is still one half. Waking up does not give her new information about the toss, because waking up happens in both cases. So her belief should stay one half.
Thirder view
The thirder says the answer is one third.
Reasoning: Beauty wakes up in more worlds where the coin is Tails.
There are three equally likely awakening situations
Heads Monday
Tails Monday
Tails Tuesday
Only one of them is a Heads situation.
So the probability of Heads is one third.
On Sunday Beauty goes to sleep. A fair coin will be tossed.
If it lands Heads, she is awakened once on Monday.
If it lands Tails, she is awakened on Monday and again on Tuesday.
Each time she wakes up, her memory of the previous awakening is erased.
When she wakes up, she is asked: What is your credence that the coin was Heads
Halfer view
The halfer says the answer is one half.
Reasoning: The coin toss happens once while Beauty is asleep. It is a normal fair coin, so the chance of Heads is still one half. Waking up does not give her new information about the toss, because waking up happens in both cases. So her belief should stay one half.
Thirder view
The thirder says the answer is one third.
Reasoning: Beauty wakes up in more worlds where the coin is Tails.
There are three equally likely awakening situations
Heads Monday
Tails Monday
Tails Tuesday
Only one of them is a Heads situation.
So the probability of Heads is one third.
What would your actual answer be if you were Sleeping Beauty and woke up
Anonymous Poll
30%
I am a Halfer. The answer is one half
20%
I am a Thirder. The answer is one third
50%
I have no idea
"Innovation needs a lot of experimentation, experimentation needs exploration, explorations will result in failures. If you do not have tolerance for failures, you wont succeed"
- Jen-Hsun Huang
- Jen-Hsun Huang
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iA2EmG9FJyY
How a 28 Year Old Man Bankrupted One Of England's Oldest Banks
How a 28 Year Old Man Bankrupted One Of England's Oldest Banks
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How a 28 Year Old Man Bankrupted One Of England's Oldest Banks
In this video, I explore the infamous case of Nick Leeson, the rogue trader who single-handedly brought down Barings Bank, Britain's oldest merchant bank, in 1995. This shocking financial disaster reveals how one trader's hidden losses spiraled to $1.3 billion…
Tilet solution
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iA2EmG9FJyY How a 28 Year Old Man Bankrupted One Of England's Oldest Banks
I was actually watching a YouTube video noscriptd "Why People Are So Confident When They're Wrong," which discussed overconfidence and the Dunning-Kruger effect.
In the video, they mentioned Nick Leeson, the trader who brought down Barings Bank, Britain's oldest merchant bank, in 1995 by hiding losses of $1.3 billion. This destroyed a 233-year-old institution that had survived both World Wars.
Leeson was arrested and served four years in prison. Later, he wrote a book called Rogue Trader.
i was curious so i searched about him and found a YouTube video where he was invited to speak 👆
In the video, they mentioned Nick Leeson, the trader who brought down Barings Bank, Britain's oldest merchant bank, in 1995 by hiding losses of $1.3 billion. This destroyed a 233-year-old institution that had survived both World Wars.
Leeson was arrested and served four years in prison. Later, he wrote a book called Rogue Trader.
i was curious so i searched about him and found a YouTube video where he was invited to speak 👆
YouTube
Why People Are So Confident When They're Wrong
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If you’re looking for a molecular modelling kit, try Snatoms, a kit I invented where…
If you’re looking for a molecular modelling kit, try Snatoms, a kit I invented where…
The thing is even if there is something you really want, the chances are you will follow it only if you believe there is a chance to achieve it, because you have to assume that what you want is 1. impossible, 2. wrong ... etc
But if you said you have to follow it no matter what, then a morality problem will arise. Think like a kid who wants to become like a girl “that is completely wrong” from our side. There is now way I could allow my kid, even though…
So, by just manipulating the terms and words, we can say we are just delusional, and the fact that we achieve something is totally probable. There is no rule in following dreams
Whether we follow it or not, nobody can call us coward or visionary (because somethings are wrong and impossible or something else)
I’m not sure what I’m writing 😁 but you got the point
If you don’t get it, forget about it
But if you said you have to follow it no matter what, then a morality problem will arise. Think like a kid who wants to become like a girl “that is completely wrong” from our side. There is now way I could allow my kid, even though…
So, by just manipulating the terms and words, we can say we are just delusional, and the fact that we achieve something is totally probable. There is no rule in following dreams
Whether we follow it or not, nobody can call us coward or visionary (because somethings are wrong and impossible or something else)
I’m not sure what I’m writing 😁 but you got the point
If you don’t get it, forget about it
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Tilet solution
The thing is even if there is something you really want, the chances are you will follow it only if you believe there is a chance to achieve it, because you have to assume that what you want is 1. impossible, 2. wrong ... etc But if you said you have to follow…
the thing is consciousness is just a burden there is no point of being aware of something we can't fully understand
we didn't selected this way btw and i am not sure whether there is a point in finding higher purpose or not but we still try i mean (i still try to find and leave a purpose in my life) is there a problem in doing that? i dont know is there another way? i dont know?
what do i know is that i get confused sometimes (always 😁)
anyway sorry for my writing and my nonsense
we didn't selected this way btw and i am not sure whether there is a point in finding higher purpose or not but we still try i mean (i still try to find and leave a purpose in my life) is there a problem in doing that? i dont know is there another way? i dont know?
what do i know is that i get confused sometimes (always 😁)
anyway sorry for my writing and my nonsense
You should keep discovering new doors at the same speed the existing ones are closing. The one thing you should never forget is that there are more doors than we already know.
We all know the feeling when we lose something or a door gets shut on us. That feeling comes not because it was the only way or the only thing we wanted. It comes because it was the only door we knew. So keep discovering more doors.
Who gives a fu** if some keep closing. We still have plenty more to open and the more you explore, the less power any single door has over you.
We all know the feeling when we lose something or a door gets shut on us. That feeling comes not because it was the only way or the only thing we wanted. It comes because it was the only door we knew. So keep discovering more doors.
Who gives a fu** if some keep closing. We still have plenty more to open and the more you explore, the less power any single door has over you.
Genene T. ☕️
she don't wanna go back to college please help 😆
How is college traumatizing this much
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fuck (1).pdf
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a book by Mark Manson
life gets better when you stop caring about everything and choose carefully what truly deserves your energy
life gets better when you stop caring about everything and choose carefully what truly deserves your energy
American Dream: a man fights for what he wants, never gives up, and eventually achieves his wildest dreams
Ethiopian dream: "begize mesebseb" 😁
Ethiopian dream: "begize mesebseb" 😁
do you agree ?
The desire for more positive experience is itself a negative
experience. And, paradoxically, the acceptance of one’s
negative experience is itself a positive experience.