Do you remember your high school math teacher talking about logarithms? Maybe you did not have a clear picture of it. Maybe you did not understand it in the beginning or were a bit annoyed. Why are we learning something that we will probably never use in real-life in the first place?
You hear a lot of books and videos mention a lot of things about habits these days. I believe that’s worth doing because habits are behaviors that we do consistently on auto-pilot without thinking too much about them, whether we like them or not.
As such, we need to be aware of unproductive habits and only build productive ones.
To help with that, I recently published an article on TowardsDataScience publication that I hope can help with that.
I really like Google Docs and Google Sheets as I can use them freely in my phone, or laptop, that I can also share with others and invite them to collaborate.
As you are still reading this, chances are that you are also a user of these two helpful services. You need to browse through the old files, edit them, or create new ones.
There is a really quick way to create new such files without having to initially go to the landing dashboard where you see all the documents or sheets and then choose to create a new one.
Recently, I learned that there are 2 domains that are very handy, assuming that you are already signed in:
doc.new redirects you directly to the page for creating a new Google Doc
sheet.new redirects you to a page where you can create a new Google Sheet
Yeah, plain and simple, just like how things we use a lot we wished they were.
I hope this saves you a few seconds of your precious time.
YouTube has a really helpful built-in feature that lets you do auto-translation of captions, even the auto-generated ones from one to language to many other languages. However, recently, I noticed a weird situation that I wanted to write about.
I am an experienced and passionate Senior Software Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the full life cycle of software development with enormous curiosity for data science, machine learning, algorithms, data structures, and solving challenging problems. I am an open-source enthusiast at https://github.com/fatosmorina and also a writer.
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