Three tips:
1. Check spelling with Microsoft Word & Grammarly App.
2. Use “Cite this for me” web site for Bibliography.
3. Add Table of contents in Microsoft Word.
How? See the video.
Let’s say you want to find out some of your connections, either first degree (friends) or second or third degree (friends of friends) who like a certain Facebook page. How can you do this?
If you go directly to a page, let’s say Microsoft on Facebook, you’ll find there is no such way.
Mai jos, un playlist de colinde românești și internaționale care îmi plac.
Vezi aici melodiile din playlist »
BizTool.ro is a marketplace created to help the Romanian entrepreneurs that are taking their first steps into the business world, and also those who wish to further expand their existing business ventures but require need professional help to take their projects to the next level. It is also a project that benefits consultants and freelancers who want to share their expertise and help those looking to build a successful business.
As of 3 December, Europeans will be able to shop online without unjustified geo-blocking, wherever they are in the EU.
Consumers will have wider and easier cross-border access to products, hotel bookings, car rentals, music festivals or leisure park tickets in the EU, under new rules addressing unjustified geo-blocking. The legislation approved by the European Parliament in February 2018 starts applying on Monday, 3 December.
Some good information in an infographic giving you some tips on how Apple manages to create great marketing. More on this ».
(guest post by Patrick Foster)
SEO is certainly crucial to your content strategy, but it’s only a small slice of the content marketing pie.
Focusing all your content efforts on SEO is short-sighted and will harm your business. You want to create content outside of core SEO deliverables.
Here are some of the reasons why content marketing should be about so much more than just chasing after organic traffic…
It was a sterling 10th Meetup Edition by Bucharest.AI, where AI practitioners with extensive experience teamed up to share from their progress to date.
Reinforcement Learning is learning what to do – what action to take in a specific situation – in order to maximize some type of reward. It’s one of the most promising areas of Machine Learning today. It plays an important part in some very high-profile success stories of AI, such as mastering Go, learning to play computer games, autonomous driving, autonomous stock trading, and more. Expect an introduction the main theoretical and practical aspects of Reinforcement Learning, discuss its very distinctive set of challenges, and explore what the future looks like for self-training machines.
AI Progress Panel benefited from the knowledge sharing from the fields of Deep Learning for RecSys, NLP, ML, ML Models for NLP, time series analysis and a lot more.
Speakers: Alexandra Petruș (Opening), Raoul Adalbert (Reinforcement Learning), Sorin Pește (An Overview of Reinforcement Learning), Andrei Vlacu (A real-life application: Using Tensorflow in the esports industry). Panel: Sergii Khomenko, Krzysztof Suwada, Oleksandr Zakharchuk, Christian Merkwirth – AI Progress, moderated by Sorin Pește.
Below, photos from the event, some slides and a video recording of the event.
A very OK mentorship program, I recommend you to have a look – Find my mentor.
Find my mentor is a mentorship program designed to connect entrepreneurs and tech professionals with mentors in order to accelerate their personal and professional growth.