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10 most useful chrome extensions
Let’s get a little more productivity in our day2day work.
We all like new shiny things, but there are so many times you don’t need the latest and greatest tools. Sometimes, you just need a working tool, and these Chrome extensions will help you get work done more efficiently. These 10 extensions will improve your work productivity and make your life easier.
Grammarly
While Grammarly is technically a grammar checker, it’s also so much more. Grammarly will look at your spelling, vocabulary and style as well, helping you to improve your writing in all areas. If you’re an English student or have given any thought to becoming a writer, this is the extension for you.
Evernote Web Clipper
The Evernote Web Clipper extension works as a bookmarklet, which means you can save web pages by clicking on the extension button in your toolbar.
It’s also useful for saving articles you want to read later. You can organize these clippings into stacks or keep them all in one place. When it’s time for you to read through the clippings, just click on the “Save” button and Evernote will open up a list of all your saved content for easy access!
Honey
Honey is a great extension for price comparison. It will help you find the best price for the product you are looking for and make sure you don’t pay more than necessary.
Honey works by scanning the web for the best price and then shows it to you on a pop-up window. It works on all major websites, including Amazon, eBay and Walmart.
It’s a great tool for finding out whether or not an item is in stock at another store with better prices than where you originally found it!
Chrome Remote Desktop
Chrome Remote Desktop is an extension that allows you to remotely access your computer from anywhere. You can also share files, see each other’s screens and transfer files — all right from your phone or tablet! It’s great because it lets you access your desktop on the go without needing to install any software on the host system (your friend’s computer).
If you’re looking for a simple way to access your home computer while out of town, this is it! The best part is that even though it’s simple, it doesn’t skimp on features: there are plenty of options available for those who want them.
LastPass
LastPass is a password manager that automatically fills in passwords and other sensitive data. You can use LastPass on all your devices (including your phone), as well as across browsers.
LastPass securely stores passwords and other sensitive data, so you never have to remember them again. No more sticky notes! With LastPass, you can save your credit card information so it’s easy to buy stuff online without having to enter all of those numbers again. You can also save usernames and passwords for websites that require registration but don’t want to keep track of them yourself.
Boomerang for Gmail
This is one of the best Gmail extensions for productivity. It allows you to set reminders to follow up on emails, send emails back to yourself for later review or just schedule them to send at a later time. You can also use templates to quickly send common emails like “I’ll get back to you with more details” or “Thanks for your interest”. The snooze feature allows you to easily put off sending an email until later in the day if it’s not urgent.
You can also save emails into folders so they’re easy to find later, track those important conversations with stars, and even set up a custom signature based on which folder the email is sent from so that people know who sent it and why they might want your input.
StayFocusd
How to use it: StayFocusd is a web browser extension that helps you stay focused on tasks by limiting the amount of time you spend on unproductive websites. Once installed, you can set up a list of sites deemed unproductive (for example, Facebook and Reddit). Once this list is compiled, simply enter the time limit for each site — after that amount of time has passed, your browser will be redirected to a different website of your choice.
How to configure it: To begin configuring StayFocusd go into Chrome settings and select Extensions > Get more extensions from the menu at the top right corner of your screen.
How to get the most out of it: The best way to get value out of any productivity tool is to make sure you know how to use it before implementing it into your life or workflows. Get familiar with the settings and how it works best for you.
Session Buddy
If you frequently open multiple tabs while working, Session Buddy is a great way to make sure that you don’t lose any important information or get lost in a sea of tabs. The extension allows you to save and restore your current browser state at any time. It even lets you log out of Facebook!
Because Session Buddy is so useful, it’s worth paying for ($14/year) if money isn’t an issue for you. If not, try using the free version with ads.
Buffer for Chrome
Buffer is a social media scheduling tool that lets you schedule posts on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and Pinterest. You can schedule posts from your browser or from the Buffer mobile app. The extension works with all business and personal accounts in one single dashboard — no need to set up different settings for each type of account.
You can also use it to create and edit short links for sharing content on sites like Twitter or even custom URLs (like bitly). This is great if you want to check into analytics or track where traffic is coming from after sharing something on social media.
The Great Suspender
The Great Suspender is a chrome extension that will automatically suspend inactive tabs. This means that the tabs which are not active for a certain period of time, or when they are not displaying any activity will be suspended and hidden from view. This reduces memory consumption, freeing up your computer’s resources to perform even more tasks at once.
You can also choose which tab to suspend based on other criteria:
When it has been idle for a certain period of time;
When there is no input inside it or if its contents have changed;
Conclusion
The above extensions are great tools for you to use in your day-to-day work. Hope you find them useful! However, tools can help you be productive but they will do no magic. It is all up to you!
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You better know what Artificial Intelligence is since it is here to stay
A super-short introduction to what AI is all about for a layman
Artificial Intelligence is making waves in the tech world. It’s the next exciting frontier, and it’s already transforming industries from healthcare to finance. But what is artificial intelligence? How does it work? To answer those questions, let’s dive into the basic concepts of AI: machine learning and deep learning.
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence (AI) is a field of computer science that involves giving computers the ability to reason, learn, and solve complex problems. AI has been around for over 60 years but has recently seen a surge in interest because of recent advances in computing power and big data processing. The goal of AI is to develop systems that allow computers or machines to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence for example visual perception, speech recognition, or decision making under uncertain conditions. The concept behind machine learning is that software can be trained on large amounts of data (i.e., millions of pieces of information), without being explicitly programmed with all the knowledge required to make decisions when given new inputs. Deep learning is a subset of machine learning that uses deep neural networks which are loosely inspired by biological processes like neurons in the brain or DNA transcription/translation reactions within cells.
Machine Learning
Machine learning is a type of artificial intelligence that provides computers with the ability to learn without being explicitly programmed.
Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence (AI), which itself is a subfield of computer science. So what’s AI? It’s the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks normally requiring human intelligence, such as visual perception, speech recognition, decision-making, and translation between languages. The study of how machines can do these things is known as machine learning.
Data science is an interdisciplinary field that uses scientific techniques to analyze data and extract knowledge from it — it’s where statistics meets programming meets computer science! Machine learning falls under this umbrella: it’s a subset of data science because it deals specifically with computational methods for making predictions based on data.
Deep Learning
In the field of artificial intelligence, deep learning is considered to be a subfield of machine learning. In computer science, it’s considered a subfield of artificial intelligence (AI).
In statistics, it’s considered one of many subfields under the overarching umbrella of statistical modeling. And in mathematics? Well, that’s where things get interesting.
Many mathematicians think about deep learning as being part of their domain — but others disagree because they think that deep learning is too broad and isn’t really “mathematical.” Of course, there are some who would argue that all fields are ultimately mathematical in nature.
Machine Learning vs. Deep Learning
Many people find it difficult to distinguish between Machine Learning and Deep Learning. While they are both subsets of AI, there are some important differences worth noting.
Machine learning is a field that focuses on the development of algorithms that can learn from data. More specifically, machine learning algorithms make inferences from data without being explicitly programmed to do so. This is different from traditional software programming where the programmer would have to enter rules or dependencies for every single possibility (for example: if x then y). Instead, machine learning uses statistics and probability theory to give computers this ability by finding patterns in large amounts of data — for example in images or text documents — and making predictions about new data based on those associations.
Deep Learning is a particular branch of machine learning that involves deep neural networks (DNNs) which consist of multiple layers stacked together in order to recognize patterns in complex datasets such as images or sound files; these systems can derive context from one layer to another resulting in an outcome more accurate than traditional methods using smaller datasets consisting only.
Conclusion
AI is an exciting field and we have barely scratched the surface of its potential to improve our lives. This article should give you an overview of AI, ML and DL, which are all tools that can be used to achieve this goal. There are many more topics in this realm but hopefully, this introduction has given you an overview of what makes up these fields.
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Link 1: https://www.guru99.com/artificial-intelligence-tutorial.html Link 2: https://www.mygreatlearning.com/blog/what-is-artificial-intelligence/ Link 3: https://levity.ai/blog/difference-machine-learning-deep-learning
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Speed dating Ethereum — Some things you need to know before the date
Introduction for blockchain newbies
Ethereum is a blockchain technology, similar to Bitcoin. However, unlike Bitcoin, Ethereum can be used as a platform on which to build distributed applications (maybe soon on Bitcoin too? — let me know in the comments). These applications are called “smart contracts” because they can be programmed in such a way that they execute automatically once certain conditions are met. Ethereum was first launched by Vitalik Buterin in 2015 and has since grown into one of the most widely adopted cryptocurrencies in the world — with over 500 different tokens listed under its name (Ethereum Classic included).
What is Ethereum?
Ethereum is a decentralized platform for applications that run exactly as programmed without any chance of fraud (at least in theory, leave a comment about that and we will discuss), censorship, or third-party interference.
Ethereum is a blockchain-based platform for building smart applications. It provides a decentralized virtual machine — the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) — which can execute scripts using an international network of public nodes. The virtual machine can be used to create arbitrary stateful decentralized applications in which the program code runs on every node on the network.
What is Ether?
Ether (ETH) is the native currency of the Ethereum platform. It is a digital currency, which means it has no physical form and cannot be held in your hand. Ether was created as an incentive for developers who build applications on top of Ethereum.
What Is Gas?
Gas is the unit of measurement for how much work an operation takes to execute. It’s paid for in Ether, and it can be used to mitigate spam attacks on the Ethereum network.
The best way to think about gas is similar to how you might consider how much money you owe someone for something you ordered online: You’re willing to pay upfront because there’s no chance that they’ll leave without providing their service or product, but if their page has a lot of pop-ups and ads that slow down load time — or they take forever trying to process the payment — you may decide not to continue using them. In addition, if your order is small enough that it doesn’t cost much money at all (for example, $5 instead of $50), then someone else might just take over completing the transaction.
What’s the Difference Between Ethereum and Bitcoin
Ethereum is a blockchain-based platform for building smart applications. Ethereum was proposed by Vitalik Buterin in 2013 and launched in 2015, where it was described as a “decentralized general purpose computing platform” that provides users with a way to create their own decentralized applications (Dapps).
Ethereum is not a cryptocurrency (like Bitcoin), but it has its own tokens called ethers. Ethers can be used to pay for transaction fees on the network or even create new cryptocurrencies through initial coin offerings (ICOs).
Every single transaction made on Ethereum is recorded publicly and permanently on their blockchain, which keeps track of all account balances at all times. Each user has an electronic wallet that lets them send or receive payments from other accounts without needing an intermediary like a bank or credit card company — so there’s no centralized server controlling these transactions.
The Jargon You Need to Know Ethereum
In the Ethereum network, you will come across a few terms that can be confusing at first. These are the terms that you need to know in order for you to fully grasp what Ethereum is all about!
Smart contracts: Smart contracts are pieces of code that run on an Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). They are used to automatically execute actions between parties without any human interaction. For example, smart contracts can be used to automatically transfer money from one account to another when certain conditions are met (e.g., when a product has been delivered or service provided). You can think of smart contracts as being similar in concept to if/then statements in programming: if this happens then do this action.
Decentralized applications (DApps): DApps refer to applications built on top of an operating system where there is no central authority controlling it — just like how there is no “CEO” of Bitcoin. Instead, these apps operate based on consensus among users and miners who run the system together within its blockchain environment
Conclusion
Ethereum is a software platform that enables users to build and deploy decentralized applications. It’s called the “world computer” because it can run any decentralized application on its network, making it more secure and efficient than traditional methods of doing so.
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Link 1: https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/definition/Ethereum Link 2: https://www.bitpanda.com/academy/en/lessons/what-is-ethereum/ Link 3: https://www.coindesk.com/learn/what-is-ethereum/
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How to LEAD your TEAM
Some advice to make you and your team happy.
Management is a highly complex subject, and there are many different approaches to it. The most effective way to manage your team is by having a clear vision of what success looks like and then having the self-discipline to keep everyone focused on that vision.
These techniques and tips can be applied to a whole company but also to small teams. Doesn’t matter if you are responsible for all employees of the company or just some of them by leading a team.
Lead by example.
A good leader leads by example. You want to show that you truly care about the company and the people within it. You can do that by making an effort to be a role model for all the values that you believe in, including integrity, honesty and fairness. Showing that you care about what happens at work is important because it shows other employees that they should put effort into their jobs as well. It also lets customers know how much work goes into making sure their experience is enjoyable when buying from or using your product or service. You should also consider showing community members that their needs are being met through your products or services; this will help encourage them to continue supporting your company even after they’ve purchased something from it!
Encourage a sense of ownership.
Everyone wants to feel like their work matters. If people don’t feel like the tasks of their job are important, it’s easy for them to lose motivation and start looking for greener pastures. This is especially true when you’re working with a large team, where each person has a specific role and purpose within that larger structure.
To help keep employees engaged in their jobs, management must make sure each person knows what is expected of them and what they’ll get in return for doing well at their job.
You can do this by creating weekly check-in meetings with your employees so they can voice concerns and ask questions about how best to complete tasks or projects on time or under budget. You should also encourage your employees’ involvement in decision-making processes throughout the company — from small things such as deciding when to hold meetings during lunch hours vs afterwork hours all the way up through major decisions like whether or not you should expand sales into new territories outside North America (or whatever else!).
Encourage employee development and growth.
Encourage employee development and growth.
You can do this by providing training opportunities, challenging employees to take on new tasks and responsibilities, or simply offering opportunities for them to grow and develop their skills.
Don’t be afraid to take some risks.
You should never be afraid to take risks. Risks are important for innovation and growth, as well as creativity and progress. They’re also important for success — in fact, if you want to succeed, you have to take risks.
Get input from everyone on the team.
Employees should feel like they have a voice. Employees should feel like they are part of the team. Employees should feel like they are being heard, and that their ideas are being taken into account by those in charge. Employees should feel like they are being listened to, and that their ideas will be discussed with the rest of the group before decisions are made about them. And finally, employees should feel like their input matters — that it is valued by those above them in management who make decisions about company policy or direction.
Be willing to make changes as needed.
You can’t expect to be able to do everything and be the best at it. Most people don’t even have time to do one thing well, let alone multiple things. So be willing to make changes as needed. If something isn’t working, change it! Don’t let pride get in the way of being flexible and open-minded enough to try new things that might help your business succeed.
Be willing to listen when others offer suggestions or ideas on how you could improve your company’s performance or processes — even if those ideas feel like they’re coming from “outside” sources such as your employees or customers (or suppliers).
Be open about what needs to be done.
Be open about what needs to be done. If you’re a manager, it’s important that your employees know how their work fits into the bigger picture. You need to share information about the company’s financial health and goals, strategy, competitors and customers — and even suppliers if possible. If you can’t share all this information with everyone in your organization, then at least make sure that those who are working on projects related to it have access to as much information as possible so that they can do their jobs effectively.
Your employees are your most important assets, so give them the tools they need to succeed.
Your employees are your most important asset, so give them the tools they need to succeed. It’s easy to get caught up in day-to-day operations and overlook what it takes to make your staff happy and engaged. Make sure you’re doing all you can to support your team, whether that means providing new equipment or just listening when they have ideas for improving efficiency at work.
Being open about what needs to be done is another important factor in ensuring success for any company or organization. If something isn’t working well enough, let everyone know so they can help fix it — or at least know why things are changing and how those changes may impact their jobs going forward. It’s also a good idea not only because communication helps build trust but also because it gives employees something positive (information) rather than negative (complaints). And remember: if no one was worried about losing his job over bad performance evaluations last time around, maybe now this time around could be different? It could happen!
Conclusion
I hope that you found this post helpful. Feel free to share it with your friends and colleagues who are looking for ways to improve their management style. If there are any other tips or suggestions that I left out, please let me know so I can add them in!
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Roadmap To Become A Skilled — BLOCKCHAIN DEV — In 2022 (+Tutorials) ⚡️
Blockchain and Web3 is in all ears at the moment and people want to transition to the field but have no clue where to start — I am here to help you out 🔥 I will provide you with information what you need to learn and where you can get more information. Let’s jump in 🔥
Start right now!
If you want to become a Blockchain Developer in 2022, you should start learning about this technology right now. The global market for Blockchain technology is expected to reach $20 million by 2025. Meanwhile, Blockchain is much more than Bitcoin. Various IT behemoths such as Samsung, IBM and others provide enticing career prospects for Blockchain Professionals.
Here is the first intro video to get you warmed up 🔥
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSo_EIwHSd4
Core Blockchain Developer vs. Blockchain Software Developer
Let’s examine the definition of a Blockchain Developer. Blockchain Developers create programs based on Blockchain technology, deal with smart contracts, and much more. Blockchains are linked to data structures that keep track of each and every event that has occurred over a global network of computer systems. There are two main types of Blockchain Developers: Blockchain Software Developers and Core Blockchain Developers.
Core Blockchain Developer:
Create Blockchain protocols as well as consensus protocols.
Network architecture is designed and monitored.
Implement a variety of blockchain features and capabilities, among other things.
Blockchain Software Developer:
Creates blockchain integration APIs.
Develop Decentralized Applications’ frontend and backend.
Smart Contracts, for example, should be developed and implemented.
It is done by Blockchain Software Developer.
Here is another video for you ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gyXffWeQVzY
1. Do you need a degree to become a Blockchain Developer?
Having the right educational background is not required to become a blockchain developer, but it will assist you in understanding the foundations and laying the groundwork for efficiently learning blockchain technology. Apart from degree courses, you can participate in a variety of suggested training courses to gain additional experience with the technology. Furthermore, practically every IT behemoth requires these school credentials as a precondition, so you’ll be able to gain some fantastic job prospects as a result. Alternatively, connecting on twitter with the tech community and working on real-life projects can get you a job in no time — you would be surprised.
To sum up — the answer is NO! What counts is your consistency and how good your skill-set is in the end (portfolio).
2. Which technological skills do I need?
Here is a list of skills you should acquire to become a Blockchain DEV ⛓
Coding Languages
To be a blockchain developer, you must become familiar with concepts from object-oriented programming. An understanding of programming languages such as Java, C++, Python and others will enable you to quickly construct blockchain applications. You can use these languages to build the software that runs blockchain technology, as well as perform other jobs in the field.
Here is another video for you about Python and building a Blockchain ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KARxDX5DTgY
Data Structures
As a blockchain developer, you will use data structures to create an efficient and tamper-proof system. You must be familiar with different types of data structures including linked lists, binary trees, heaps, hashes, and graphs.
Learn about data structures in this tutorial ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kQDxmjfkIKY
Databases & Networking
Before you begin your study of blockchain development, you will need to have a basic understanding of databases and also networking fundamentals. This will help you comprehend the process of distributed networks as well as other key topics in blockchain development.
Cryptography
Cryptography is one of the technical abilities that a blockchain developer must possess. To be a successful Blockchain developer, it’s necessary to have a firm grasp of cryptographic theory, including information about digital signatures, hash functions, and the RSA algorithm.
Learn about Cryptography in this tutorial ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C_e37dfGmNA
3. Blockchain Basics
After you’ve mastered the basic technical skills, it’s time to learn the principles of Blockchain Technology. Learning how Blockchain works will accelerate your ability to be successful in this field, and you’ll need to do everything you can. You need a thorough understanding of Blockchain architecture and concepts such as agreements, hashing algorithms, distributed ledger technology, and so on. You must have a thorough understanding of Blockchain technology as well as Bitcoin and other important ideas like formal and informal approaches, decentralization of power, and so on. To gain a thorough grasp of Blockchain technology, you can use a number of online and offline sources such as lectures, magazines, training & seminars, and so on.
Here is a great YouTube video which you can use to get started ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOVAbKKSH10
4. Cryptonomics
Now let us move on to the next important topic: Cryptonomics. The word “Cryptonomics” is formed from the concepts of “cryptography” and “economics”. It focuses on comprehending the economic procedures and concepts of cryptocurrency. You must study a variety of topics in order to understand cryptocurrency such as transaction cost, mining, the transaction lifecycle employing Bitcoin, and many more. However, while cryptocurrency is only a small component of blockchain technology, you need to understand its operation to grasp the basics of blockchain.
Here is a video to get you an overview of cryptoeconomics ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GQR1xjQn5Pg
5. Ethereum Ecosystem
One of the best-known aspects of Blockchain Development is Ethereum. Ethereum, an open-source, decentralized Blockchain network, allows for the development of smart protocols and Smart Contracts, as well as distributed applications (DApps) without the complications of downtime, cheating, third-party interference, etc… Decentralized Applications are software systems built on public blockchains such as Ethereum and others. However, Ethereum is the best place to start because of its diverse capabilities.
6. Smart Contracts & Solidity
Let’s explore the blockchain domain with an eye toward uncovering additional important ideas like smart contracts and Solidity. Whenever it refers to smart contracts, it’s all about the procedures or directions that are employed for automation, and there’s no way for a third party to get involved in the transaction.
The three major components of Smart Contracts are Reliable operation, Terminable, and Isolation. Solidity is a strongly typed, high-level language that is heavily influenced by JavaScript and is used to construct smart contracts. Vyper is another language for writing smart contracts. And there are several other specialized languages you can use as well.
Smart Contracts
A smart contract, in layman’s terms, is a program that runs on the blockchain and contains a set of rules that have been agreed upon by all parties involved. If such rules are met after the execution of the smart contract, the smart contract will conduct itself to produce an output. This application facilitates, verifies, and enforces the terms of an agreement. Smart contracts are valuable because they allow you to trade anything else of value while obviating the need for a middleman and ensuring a fair agreement. In the physical world, obtaining and notarizing land transfer documents would necessitate the hiring of a lawyer, for whom you would first pay a fee.
Solidity
Smart contract development is the most critical aspect in developing blockchain apps. The rising demand for smart contracts, both in the private and public sectors, makes this a lucrative career for top developers. It is important to learn about Solidity, the main programming language for smart contracts. Solidity syntax is similar to that of JavaScript, which can be deceiving because it functions differently from JavaScript. When compared to Javascript, Solidity has several limitations; hence you should avoid implementing anything too complicated with it.
Here is probably the best tutorial I have seen so far for if you are a Python DEV interested in learning about Solidity and Smart Contracts ⬇️
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M576WGiDBdQ
7. Practical Experience
To gain experience with the Blockchain technology and its associated tools and platforms, you should obtain practical knowledge about the Blockchain field. You can write smart contracts, develop Dapps, and so on. You may also apply for numerous internship or training programs. Additionally, you may engage with specialists to join group discussions on Reddit Forums, Bitcoin exchanges, and other places online to gain insight into the technology.
PRACTISE PRACTISE PRACTISE REPEAT 🔥
Now you have everything set for becoming a BLOCKCHAIN DEV. You can start NOW. You can learn all the things for free. All you need is a working computer and a internet connection.
NO EXCUSES. CODE EVERYDAY!
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5 tips for getting high-quality sleep
Sleep is important for your health and well-being. But not all sleep is created equal. A lot of factors can affect the quality of your sleep, whether it’s how long you sleep or what time you go to bed. To help you get the best night’s rest, here are 5 tips for getting high-quality sleep ⬇️
Get into a rhythm.
Getting into a sleep rhythm is the key to getting quality sleep. If you’re not sleeping at the same time every night, for example, it can be hard to fall asleep and wake up refreshed. For this reason, it’s important to go to bed at the same time each night and wake up at approximately the same time every morning.
If you’re not sure if your family has gotten into a sleep rhythm yet, try these tips for getting back on track:
Make sure that everyone in your household gets enough sleep each night (at least seven hours).
Make sure that everyone’s body clocks are telling them when it’s time for bed — and when they should stay awake during the day.
Have a consistent wake-up routine — for example, get out of bed and turn on some lights or music after hitting snooze on your alarm clock one or two times.
Get out of bed at the same time every day.
Get out of bed at the same time every day.
Don’t let yourself get too comfortable in bed. You want to be able to fall asleep easily, but you also need to start your day with a routine that is as consistent as possible. By getting up at the same time every day, you will train yourself to sleep and wake at specific intervals throughout the night. Over time, this will ensure that your body knows when it’s time for rest, making it easier for you to fall asleep faster and remain in deep REM sleep longer.
Make sure your body knows when it’s time for rest by setting up a nighttime routine before bedtime (for example: reading an inspirational book or journaling).
Make sure your room is dark.
Make sure your room is dark. Nothing will interfere with your sleep more than a room that is not pitch black. If you have an LED light strip, turn it off or put it on a dim setting (many modern devices do this automatically in the background). Even if you don’t have an LED light, be sure to block out any other sources of light: close shades, use blackout curtains or white-out tape over windowsills and doorframes.
How can I tell if my room isn’t completely dark?
If there are any lights coming into your bedroom at night when all the lights are off, this could be messing with the quality of your sleep. The easiest way to check if this is happening is to go into another room and look into your bedroom through a crack in a door or window — any amount of light will prevent good restful sleep!
Make your bedroom comfortable.
Keep the temperature cool, but not too cold.
Ensure that no light is coming in from outside or any other place (do this by closing blinds and curtains).
Get a good mattress and pillow that fits your body type.
Ensure that the room is quiet by turning off all electrical devices, like radios or televisions.
Get a good-quality bedding set: duvet cover, duvet insert (down comforters are filled with feathers) and pillowcase(s). These items should help you sleep better because they’ll keep you warm without being too warm so that it causes sweating during sleep which can lead to less restful sleep. If possible invest in an electric blanket as well! They’re great for keeping rooms cozy without sacrificing comfort. Also consider using cotton sheets instead of flannel ones when possible because they breathe better than synthetic fabrics as microfiber do — which means more moisture evaporation which keeps us drier during slumberland adventures!
Stick to a schedule.
To ensure you get enough sleep, you need to make sure that your body is running on a schedule. It may sound like common sense, but many people fail to realize the importance of sticking to a consistent bedtime and wake-up time.
If you’re having trouble keeping a regular schedule, try using an alarm clock or setting limits for yourself — for example, “I’ll stay up until 11:00.” This will help keep your mind from wandering off into thoughts of how tired or stressed out you are as the day goes on.
If there’s one thing we can all agree on about getting high-quality sleep, it’s that consistency is key!
Getting high-quality sleep is important for your health and well-being.
Getting high-quality sleep is important for your health and well-being. Sleep is when your brain and body repair themselves, it’s when your body releases hormones that help you feel rested, and it’s when your body releases growth hormones.
Getting enough sleep also helps to make you a more productive person. When we don’t get enough sleep, we tend to have trouble focusing on tasks or work that requires attention to detail (like editing).
Conclusion
I hope these tips have been helpful in getting you started on your path to better sleep. Remember that it is important to be consistent and make sure you are getting enough sleep each night. I also recommend using a sleep aid like melatonin if you have trouble falling asleep or staying asleep throughout the night. I would love to hear from anyone who has found success with these tips, so please feel free to share in the comments!
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Is Blockchain and Bitcoin the same?
If you’re not sure what the difference is, don’t worry. You’re not alone. A lot of people confuse the two or think they are synonymous, but in fact, they are very different concepts. That’s why we’ve put together this brief guide to help you understand what bitcoin is and what blockchain is. Hopefully, by the end of reading it, you will have a good idea about how these two technologies differ from one another and how they can be used in different ways.
Blockchain and Bitcoin are not the same thing.
You’ve probably heard of Bitcoin by now, but did you know that it’s just one form of cryptocurrency? Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies that are stored on a blockchain and can be transferred through the internet. The most popular cryptocurrency is Bitcoin, but there are other forms as well.
Blockchain technology has many uses beyond cryptocurrencies: It can be used to record medical data, track supply chains and verify identities — to name just a few possibilities. But while blockchain may have many uses in business and government (and even in your personal life), it’s not necessarily tied to Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency.
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, which is a form of digital money.
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, which is a form of digital money. Bitcoin (BTC) is the most popular cryptocurrency in the world and was created by an anonymous person or group known as Satoshi Nakamoto. Cryptocurrency has gained popularity and acceptance over the last decade as more people adopt this digital cash system for transactions.
Bitcoin can be used to buy things electronically and it’s accepted by many merchants around the world as payment for services or goods. There are thousands of places where you can spend your bitcoins, but they’re not all legitimate or trustworthy places to exchange your BTCs for something else that you want or need.
Blockchain is the technology that makes bitcoin possible.
Blockchain is the technology that makes bitcoin possible. It’s a decentralized ledger, or distributed database, that records transactions between two parties efficiently and in a verifiable and permanent way. The cryptography behind the blockchain ensures that transactions are secure, accurate and transparent by design. Once information has been added to the blockchain it cannot be altered or deleted (at least not without serious effort).
You don’t need to know about bitcoin to understand blockchain.
The answer to the question “what is blockchain?” is that it’s the underlying technology that makes bitcoin possible.
Bitcoin is a cryptocurrency, which is a form of digital money. Blockchain is a decentralized digital ledger that records transactions and stores them in blocks: these blocks are linked together using cryptography, making them secure and tamper-resistant.
You can find a more detailed explanation here:
https://blog.cryptostars.is/blockchain-explained-the-ultimate-beginners-guide-3d26a09d298f
Conclusion
With that in mind, I hope this article has helped clear up any confusion between blockchain and bitcoin. I know it can be hard to keep track of all the terms in the technology space, but this is one you don’t want to get wrong. If you have any questions or concerns about our explanation of these concepts, let me know in the comments below or visit me on Twitter (vegxcodes) and drop a DM.
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Blockchain Explained: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide
The blockchain is a revolutionary technology that allows people to transfer information in a decentralized, secure way. It relies on cryptographic functions, complex mathematical equations that are hard to break but easy to verify. This allows the blockchain to function without a centralized authority overseeing everything. However, the blockchain does have drawbacks, such as long confirmation times for transactions and the possibility of forks in the ledger. This guide will give you all you need to know about this innovative technology.
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What is Blockchain?
If you’ve been hearing about blockchain and want to know what it’s all about, this article will help. Here’s a quick rundown of the basics:
A blockchain is a decentralized ledger. It is a list of transactions that have been made by users on the network, stored across multiple computers in a peer-to-peer grid. Every time someone makes a transaction via the blockchain, their record of data is added to the ledger as well. The “blocks” are simply records on that chain — a chronological list of transactions made by users over time — so when people talk about “the blockchain,” they’re generally referring to that entire record of every transaction ever made (as opposed to one specific block).
Blockchains are shared databases that use cryptography for security purposes — this means they’re very difficult (but not impossible) for hackers and other malicious users to break into!
Analogy
Blockchain is a public ledger. Like the spreadsheets you may have used in school, it’s a way of recording information that is updated regularly and accessible to everyone. The difference is that these spreadsheets are not stored in a central location, so there’s no single point of failure. This also means that no one entity controls what information gets added to the spreadsheet or who sees which parts of it — which makes blockchain extremely hard to hack into (more on this later).
If you’re still having trouble understanding how blockchain works, think of it this way: imagine everyone had access to one shared spreadsheet where they could update their personal finances without fear of someone else tampering with those numbers or hiding them from others’ view.
Tamper Proof Ledger
A Blockchain is a distributed ledger that records transactions in blocks.
Each block contains a cryptographic hash of the previous block, timestamp and transaction data. It links to the previous block by including its hash. This way, each new block depends on all of its predecessors: if you tamper with one, it will make any following changes invalid as well.
Blocks are linked together by hashing them together and then forming a chain out of those hashes. Once this technique was discovered its use spread quickly because it allowed data to be stored without requiring central management or control — which was useful for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin where there were no central authorities like banks who could just delete your money if they wanted to!
Mining
The process of mining is what creates the blocks in the chain. It involves solving a mathematical puzzle and is intentionally designed to be resource-intensive and difficult so that the number of blocks found each day by miners remains steady.
In simple terms, mining involves competition among different miners to solve a cryptographic problem and add their block onto the blockchain. The first miner to solve this cryptographic problem adds their block to the chain and receives a reward as compensation for their work (which also helps keep people honest).
Wallets
Wallets are software programs that store your private keys, public keys, and any other information you need to access and use your crypto assets. Wallets run on a computer or mobile device, and are used to store, send, and receive digital currency.
There are three types of wallets: Hardware wallets — Small devices that can be plugged into a computer like a USB drive that hold your crypto assets offline; Software wallets — Software programs installed on computers or mobile devices; Paper wallets — Printed documents containing all the information needed to generate bitcoin private keys (including credit card numbers).
Transactions
Transactions are a way to exchange value by transferring tokens from one user to another. They are stored in a ledger and verified by miners, which means that transactions are irreversible and cannot be modified after they’re recorded.
Tokens and Coins
Tokens are a representation of a cryptocurrency. Tokens are not the same as coins, they are in fact used to represent ownership of a cryptocurrency. If you own 1% of all the tokens in circulation for example, then 1% of that cryptocurrency is yours.
Tokens can be used to buy goods and services from online marketplaces created by businesses who will accept them as payment for their services or products. Tokens can also be traded on exchanges like any other cryptocurrency — but this is less common as most tokens have no value outside their own ecosystem, so only traders who believe that it might increase in value would trade them this way — which makes them risky investments at best!
Forking
Forks are an important part of blockchain. They allow developers to make changes to the rules of a blockchain, and they can be used to create new cryptocurrencies. Usually, forks happen when there is an issue with a blockchain that needs to be solved quickly. Forks usually happen after a key decision has been made by the original development team or community, but when it doesn’t work out as planned and there’s disagreement over what course of action should be taken next (such as changing parameters like block size). These issues are often referred to as “contentious hard forks” because they lead to disagreements among users which may split up into many separate groups who end up using different versions of the software simultaneously (each one of these groups would then be called a “fork”).
Proof of Work vs Proof of Stake
Proof of Work (PoW) is the most commonly used method to verify transactions on a blockchain. In PoW, transactions are verified by solving complex mathematical problems called hashes. To do this, miners use powerful computers that solve these hashes, which requires a lot of electricity and processing power. Miners who solve the puzzle first get rewarded with cryptocurrency as an incentive to keep mining.
Proof of Stake (PoS) is another method that can be used in place of PoW to verify transactions on blockchains. Unlike PoW, where miners verify blocks through hashing algorithms, in PoS users “stake” their coins for verification and reward purposes. Users who “stake” their coins will receive rewards based on how many coins they stake as well as how long they have staked them for — in other words: if you stake 10% more coins than someone else who has been staking for longer than you have then you will receive a higher percentage return from your stake than them!
Advantages and Disadvantages of Blockchain Technology
Blockchain is a decentralized, tamper-proof ledger. This means that it’s a secure platform for storing data. It’s used for cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum, but it has many other uses beyond cryptocurrencies.
Blockchain is used for smart contracts. Smart contracts are self-executing contracts that execute the terms of an agreement between two parties based on a set of conditions (e.g., “if X happens then pay Y”). Smart contracts are stored on the blockchain, so they can be easily accessed anywhere in the world at any time by anyone with access to the internet.*
Blockchain can also be used to track supply chains and manage inventory levels.* This makes it easier to spot errors and prevent fraud within businesses’ supply chains.*
Healthcare records could be stored on blockchains as well — and some hospitals have already started doing just this!* This would allow patients’ doctors everywhere access those records whenever they need them without having to wait on email or faxes from previous doctors who might still have copies of their old ones lying around somewhere.”
Blockchain, for all its advantages, has drawbacks that can be overcome
The technology behind blockchain is a decentralized database. This means that there is no central server where all the information is stored. Instead, each participant in the network holds an identical copy of the database and updates it via consensus. In order to verify that someone has made changes to their copy of the database (and has not been hacked), they would need to get consensus from other participants in the network on their change before proceeding with it.
This decentralized nature makes transactions using blockchain highly secure because a hacker could never gain control over all copies of a single ledger at once. And because everyone involved in verifying transactions has access to an identical version of this ledger, there’s no need for trust between parties: everyone knows exactly where money came from and who sent it — there are no “blind spots” for fraudsters to exploit!
Conclusion
Blockchain may be the technology of the future, but it still has a way to go before it can truly reach its potential. It’s important to remember what blockchain is, how it works and why we should use it because there are so many misconceptions about this new technology.. Blockchain will undoubtedly change our world for the better, and now that we’ve discussed how blockchain works, let’s get started with some projects!
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Resources ⚡️
IBM — What is Blockchain?: https://www.ibm.com/topics/what-is-blockchain Blockgeeks — What is Blockchain Technology?: https://blockgeeks.com/guides/what-is-blockchain-technology/ Simplilearn — Blockchain Technology: https://www.simplilearn.com/tutorials/blockchain-tutorial/blockchain-technology
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10 Habits of successful entrepreneurs
➡️ some habits you should incorporate if you want to become successful.
Entrepreneurs are a colourful bunch, with many different personalities and temperaments. However, there are certain habits that they all share. While some of these can be learnt, others come more naturally to people who have the entrepreneur spirit. Here is a list of ten common traits that entrepreneurs often have ⬇️
Planning
Planning is the most important part of any business, and it’s also the first step in executing your idea. It’s a continuous process that occurs at all stages of growth. Entrepreneurs who think they can simply start a company without planning are making a huge mistake.
Planning involves determining your goals and objectives, as well as determining how you will reach them — this includes research into your industry’s competitors, market trends, customer demographics, etc.. The best way to plan is by creating detailed written outlines that include:
Filings with government agencies
Company name reservation
Business licenses (if necessary)
Strong work ethic
When it comes to building your business, a strong work ethic is crucial. The work you put in will determine the success of your company. The hard part is making sure that you have a strong work ethic and then implementing it into your business. Here are some ways you can make this happen:
Make sure that working hard is part of the culture of your company and not just something you do because you feel like it’s what should be done or because someone else expects it from you.
Write down exactly what type of tasks need to be completed each day or week and stick with them, even when other things come up that may seem more interesting or fun at first glance (I’m looking at my own life here).
Have regular check-ins with partners/employees about progress on goals, so everyone stays motivated and working toward similar objectives as often as possible
Risk taking
Taking calculated risks is a critical aspect of being an entrepreneur. While risk-takers are often lauded for their willingness to take big chances, there’s no such thing as an entirely safe venture. There will always be some amount of uncertainty, so it’s important to manage that risk in a way that maximizes your potential for success without putting you out of business if things go wrong.
When it comes to taking calculated financial risks, try setting aside at least 20% of your operating budget each month and stashing it away in an interest-bearing account such as a money market fund or short-term CD. This will allow you to access the money quickly when needed while still earning some interest on it — and keep your cash flow healthy while you’re waiting for opportunities to arise.
Passion and perseverance
Passion and perseverance are key.
We all know that the road to success isn’t always a smooth one, and what’s more, we’re not always sure if it’s worth it in the end. But as these entrepreneurs show us, when you have a passion for what you do, the path becomes much clearer. Just look at Elon Musk: he had to endure years of rejection from investors before he finally turned his dreams into reality with Tesla Motors. Or Jeff Bezos: after being rejected from top business schools and then starting an online bookstore (which later became Amazon), he decided that his way forward was through perseverance rather than discouragement — and now here we are!
That doesn’t mean things will always go your way; failure is part of any journey worth taking. But if you can keep going even when things look bleakest — if your only option seems like giving up completely — then there’s no telling how far ahead you could be by this time tomorrow!
Going beyond the call of duty
When you’re offered a new project, don’t be afraid to take on more than you are asked. But don’t just do it for the sake of doing more. Take on more responsibility because you want to help the team, or because you believe in the product or service.
In this way, not only are you going above and beyond what your job description is but also why it matters: by going beyond expectations and taking ownership of your role at work — even if they’re not specifically outlined — you position yourself as an invaluable resource that others can rely on when needed most.
People skills and networking
One of the most important things you can do to build your network is attend events where you can meet other entrepreneurs, such as:
Networking events and conferences. These are great opportunities to meet like-minded people and get to know them better.
Business-related social occasions, such as parties or lunch meetings with colleagues or clients.
Resilience and adaptability
Be resilient and adaptable.
Resilience is the ability to bounce back from failure. You should be able to take a hit, think on your feet and get back in the game quickly.
Adaptability is the ability to change your approach to suit the situation. If something isn’t working, you need to be able to identify why it isn’t working and then change course before it’s too late (and expensive).
Successful entrepreneurs know that resilience and adaptability are key traits for success: they can’t afford not to be able to bounce back or change their approach as necessary!
Creativity and innovation
Being creative and innovative is important for success. Creativity allows you to look at the world with fresh eyes and find new patterns, which can lead to innovation. Innovation is what makes your company grow, so if you want your business to be successful in the future, it’s essential that you foster creativity and innovation in your employees.
There are many ways that creativity can be fostered within a business environment: brainstorming sessions, workshops on creativity techniques (like “mind mapping”), writing down ideas during meetings or on an individual basis, having regular social gatherings where people share their ideas without fear of being judged or ridiculed by others in their company… The list goes on! Creative thinking is not something that people are born with — it’s a skill that can be learned over time through practice.
Business knowledge
At the heart of being a successful entrepreneur is knowing your business, your industry and your customers. You must understand what you’re selling and how it will be applied in the marketplace.
You need to know what questions to ask before you start or expand your business. You should have a clear idea of who will buy from you (and why), where they live and work, how much money they make, their likes and dislikes, etcetera.
Successful entrepreneurs also understand their competition — what companies are doing similar things as them? What can these companies do that makes them better than yours? Are there any gaps in their offerings that could be exploited by yours? How do people feel about each company’s brand? Do either have an advantage over the other based on location or price point?
Long-term focus
It’s hard to stay focused on your long-term goals when there are so many distractions in the short term. But successful entrepreneurs have learned how to set their sights on a big picture and ignore the noise around them.
They don’t worry about what other people are saying, thinking or doing — they keep their eyes on the prize because they know that nothing else matters in the long run.
If you want to be successful as an entrepreneur there are some habits that will help you.
If you want to be successful as an entrepreneur there are some habits that will help you.
Be adaptable. The business environment is constantly changing and you need to be able to adjust your plans accordingly.
Take risks. It’s important to take calculated risks as an entrepreneur; if you don’t, then it can be very difficult for your business to grow or even survive in the long-run.
Be passionate about what you do: The more passionate an entrepreneur is about their business idea and product or service, the better chance they have of succeeding with it! This also applies when building teams within their companies — when everyone works together without passion for what they’re doing then success will be harder for them all (or impossible).
Conclusion
If you want to be successful as an entrepreneur there are some habits that will help you. Being well organized, a strong work ethic can go a long way and will certainly pay off in the long run but also don’t be afraid to take risks when necessary! Never give up on your dreams and keep working hard every day until they become reality.
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