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I’m from a small country, called Brunei Darussalam, Darussalam means ‘Abode of Peace’(Brunei Darussalam Flag)Brunei, you may or may not have heard of it, but one thing for sure is that you most likely don’t remember about us, do you?Brunei is famous for it’s Monarchy System,Oil,and it’s beautiful mosque,and it’s mosqueand mosque, mosque, mosque… Did I mention oil?I can smell Freedom miles away heading towards my Country already…Brunei Darussalam is one small country, probably same size as Singapore, and you already can guess how small it is.Brunei may not be one of the country that people thought it never exist, but I’m sure Brunei is one of the country that got overshadowed by it’s neighbor.Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, you name it, out of all the country exist in South-East Asia, I would’t be surprise if Brunei is the least remembered country.Malaysia and Singapore with it money making with tourism.Indonesia with it’s… well, I don’t really know what they famous for.Brunei is heavily depend on Oil and Gas, so if Oil and Gas ran out,R.I.P in Peace, Brunei Darussalam.Which is why the government is helping it’s citizen education by giving them free education, sending student’s overseer to study abroad and receiving Foreign Teachers, Professors and so on.And also by relying more on Tourism, so if you have some money to spend on gambling, hookers, drugs, alcohol and all, why don’t you spend your money in my country instead of wasting it? It would be helpful for the local people.Although I have to admit Tourism in Brunei isn’t really a popular choice, not even I want go on a vacation in Brunei, when i see foreigners visiting my country, I’m thinking like…“Yo dawg, out of all country you choose to take a holiday, you choose my country? Really dude, you have some bad taste.”Don’t get me wrong, I LOVE LIVING HERE, I been living in Brunei since the earliest thing I remembered, that is the day of 9/11 Attack,note: Keep in mind I was born in 19/6/2001, less than 3 month before the terrorist attack, No lies.Free Education, Free Healthcare, I also live in a nice neighborhood, not those Only for Rich People Only, but it’s actually like a village-ish, kinda, but more modern…. just a bit, a little bit, but that doesn’t stop me from seeing my dark future that’s await me.I sometimes ask myself this type of question almost everyday…“WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING WITH YOUR LIFE YOU FUCKING LUNATIC!!!???”I can jog around the neighborhood without feeling scared or lonely in 5:30 am, and god knows how far have I jog away from my house, because who does that?Apparently there’s some remark about how racist Brunei people are, or Bruneian. Bruneian…. that sound stupid but if it works, it’s not stupid, I pretty sure Bruneian is a legit word.Now where was I? Ahh… about how racist Bruneian are, first of all…No shit Sherlock, it’s not surprising there are Bruneian who are racist to a difference race.Brunei population are around half a million,(but in reality, it’s around 400,000 if you don’t included the foreigners or non-bruneian, the reason why I say half a million is because I wanted to believe my country is not freaking SMALL, but ya fact’s don’t lie don’t they.)If there’s isn’t single racist bastard in 1:500,000 then my god, Brunei Darussalam might be a country where majority of people can lived peacefully and died but we all know that such thing is impossible, except Canada. There’s no hate in Canada.Canada, where Magic happens~~~~Brunei does have some weird relation with Indians, it seems that Brunei have a word that refers Indians as KALING, this, I don’t know what to talk about, it’s origin or what it really mean and this is coming from a local citizen, but if you said it in front of an Indian, you will be automatically count as a racist bastard or at least rude one…Just imagine the word Kaling same as the N word for African, but a word you can say it as long as you don’t say it in front of an Indian.Although using the word Kaling is not something that you should be proud of, in fact it should be something to be a shame of, I believe in the future, The New Generation of Bruneian will stop using this word but the Old Generation, I doubt it, it something they don’t understand why it is wrong to said it, but of course they don’t actually said the offensive word in front of them.I hope you enjoying reading my answer because… my English is a pain in the arse to read.Note: By the way, the RIP in Peace was intentional, it’s a joke, so don’t bother yourself telling me it’s an error and all…EDIT: Apparently there’s a bullshit that I somehow wrote it down, don’t ask me how, even I don’t knew what my brain was doing at that time.The bullshit was about how the old generation, old people will say the word Kaling regardless if there’s Indian man in front of them or not.The bullsh

An addiction is when the thing you are addicted to begins to control your life and interferes with your daily activities, work, and relationships. The classical definition of an alcoholic is someone who wakes up to a glass of vodka instead of a cup of coffee. But with the boom of technology, the signs of addiction can also be found in other places besides the bottom of a glass, it can also be found in the form of cell phones. If you find yourself checking your phone first thing in the morning—before even getting out of bed, you may be addicted. If you find you’re text-messaging while driving, checking your phone instead of working on an important assignment, or checking Facebook during a romantic dinner—your phone is interfering with your life and you are addicted. Are missing out on living a fulfilled and rich life because you’re constantly staring at your cell phone? Here are five tips to manage your phone addiction. 1. The first 30 minutes of your day If you find yourself waking up in the morning signNowing to check in with your phone before you even got out of bed, this is a serious problem. The first 30 minutes upon awakening should be dedicated to creating a good start to your day. This means getting out of bed, freshening up, taking 5 minutes to meditate and stretch and preparing a healthy breakfast. Start your day doing healthy, positive things to build your inner fortitude to take on the day ahead. 2. Create No-Phone Time Zones The truth of the matter is having a cell phone close by at work is common, and sometimes even required. Whether the ding of your phone is work-related or not—that specific phone alert is rarely related to the current work at hand. If you are constantly getting distracted by your phone going off—you won’t remain focused on the work in front of you, decreasing productivity. Therefore, I advocate for creating a no-phone time-zone. This means that for at least 2 hours of your day(when you’re most productive work happens) you close off your phone and stay completely dedicated to the work in front of you. 3. Turn your Phone Off When You Get Into The Car This should be a law. I’m waiting for the day that it is. Just as in an aircraft you are asked to power off your electronic devices and cell phones, this should be the law of the road. It is impossible for your mind to be at two places at once. It is a law of physics: no one thing can occupy the same space at the same time, and if your mind and eyes are on your phone, they are not on the road. Driving is one of those places where you do not want to mess around. Sometimes I hear the excuse “Well, I need my phone for directions, my GPS is on it.” To that I say: what did people do five years ago? You would carefully map out your route before you left the house, or you would pull off to the side of the road as you looked at a map. The same rule should apply today. When driving—close off your phone so that you are not even tempted to look at it. Your life and other people’s lives are at stake. 4. Get Real When you are with a real life person sharing a conversation, a meal, or a cup of coffee, they are a real life form. A real person right there in front of you to engage with. Are you telling me that your virtual friends and virtual text conversations are more important than the real life person in front of you? Not only is this THE rudest thing on the planet, but it breaks down friendships and can ruin relationships. Even if you say to a friend “Oh I just need to check that,” They may respond “Oh, that’s OK.” But the truth is it’s not OK. What you are saying is that the virtual message is more important than them. They have taken time out of their busy life to meet with you, and share real life time with you. By turning your attention away from them you are inevitably saying “You are not as important.” It’s really a sickness that we are so addicted to our phones that we ignore the people we are with to hang out with virtual people over Facebook, Twitter, and text messages. Come on people—it’s time to get real. 5. Don’t Lose Sleep Over It If you find yourself up late at night playing on your phone, whether it is video games, Facebook, or text messaging, you are losing precious sleep over your addiction. The moment you stop putting energy into caring for your basic needs and pour your time and energy into your phone, you are allowing the phone to dictate your health and well-being. If you catch yourself in this scenario, my advice is to power off your phone an hour before bed time to ensure that your last hour is spent in a meaningful way, and that you get to bed on time to start the next day afresh. Your phone is just not worth losing sleep over. Now it’s your turn. Do you find yourself in one of these scenarios? What’s your plan of action to ensure that your phone isn’t dictating your life? Please share in the comments below, and let’s inspire each other to live healthier, happier, more meaningful lives by not caving into a phone addiction.

I would say VIDEO MARKETING is your answer. Why? Because everyone will be looking for videos in 2018. The Six Point Checklist for Video Marketing Domination [ https://medium.com/@flaviu_91616/the-six-point-checklist-for-video-marketing-domination-8078ca148447 ] Why becoming your OWN Media Company will keep your business alive in 2018 [ https://medium.com/@flaviu_91616/why-becoming-your-own-media-company-will-keep-your-business-alive-in-2018-560f06c40afa ] Video is all about communicating an idea to the crowds. Crowds of people looking for something special, something that makes the click in a special way. Video content [ https://www.patonmarketing.com/ ] is fast, it provides an instant reaction from your audience, it communicates on multiple levels. The massive growth of video marketing during the past 10 years is truly incredible — let’s see some statistics [ https://www.patonmarketing.com/audit-your-site/ ] that will blow your mind! * YouTube has 1 billion registered users — that’s more than a third of the total internet users worldwide (1) [ https://www.youtube.com/yt/about/press/ ] * more than 72 hours of video content is uploaded on YouTube every 60 seconds (1) [ https://www.youtube.com/yt/about/press/ ] * 85 percent of Americans watch video online (2) [ http://www.comscore.com/Insights/Press-Releases/2012/1/comScore-Releases-December-2011-US-Online-Video-Rankings?cs_edgescape_cc=US ] * 82 percent of Twitter users watch video on the platform (3) [ https://blog.hootsuite.com/twitter-statistics/ ] * 87 percent of digital marketers use video content (4) [ http://www.outbrain.com/blog/state-of-content-marketing-2012 ] * 90 percent of video traffic on Twitter comes from mobile devices (3) [ https://blog.hootsuite.com/twitter-statistics/ ] * 92 percent of video users share their videos with others (5) [ https://www.virtuets.com/45-video-marketing-statistics/ ] * more than 350,000 hours of broadcasts are streamed daily on Periscope (6) [ https://www.omnicoreagency.com/periscope-statistics/ ] * Snapchat users watch 10 billion videos every day (7) [ http://mashable.com/2016/04/28/snapchat-video-views-billion/#QKsc_s0Oruqu ] * 50 percent of potential customers look for a video related to a product before making a purchase (14) [ https://www.thinkwithgoogle.com/marketing-resources/micro-moments/purchase-decision-mobile-growth/ ] * shoppers who view video demos or reviews are 1.81x more likely to make a purchase (15) [ https://blogs.signNow.com/digitalmarketing/search-marketing/seo-for-success-in-video-marketing/ ] * 4 times as many customers would rather watch a video on a product than read about it (16) [ https://animoto.com/blog/business/video-marketing-cheat-sheet-infographic/ ]

My blog is relatively young(ish). It was very frustrating at first, as I thought getting people to read it would be fairly easy - boy, was I wrong! So, I read and I read countless articles on how to drive traffic to my blog, and, honestly, I very rarely stumbled upon something actually helpful. Most of them just repeated each other, or only gave some very unadequate advice - nothing that can help you when you are just getting up to 10–20 pageviews a day. So, here I am still experimenting and finding my way. I am having some peaks here and there, with some days up to 2000 pageviews. Once I even had 10k for a day! But usually I range between 300 and 400/day. It’s probably minor for a lot of blogers out there, but for me so far it is progress.So what works the best for me so far?No doubt - Pinterest! Here’s what I learned so far:You need to be crazy patient with Pinterest - building a following there is an incredibly slow process - no matter how often you pin. But that’s fine. You don’t need a ton of folloers to create a viral pin or to have an extensive signNow. When I had about 250–60 followers, my signNow was over 1.6million - much bigger than what other people with thousands of followers have.Switch to a business account (it’s really easy) and activate rich pins for your website (there are tons of explanation out there how to do it).Create a bunch of boards with SEO-optimized titles (think: terms that people search for). Over time, keep creating more boards. Add description for each one of them. Most importantly - create a board with the name of your blog.Every time you create a pin for your new blog post - pin it on your blog board first. From there - pin on every other board that you find relevant.Join group boards. Usually, you can find directions how to join the board in its description. It’s not gonna work every time though, but don’t sweat it. Also, not all group boards are worth joining, even if they have thousands of followers, they could still have a very low repin rate.Pinterest is all about the visual appeal. You have to create very clean, beautiful, and capturing pins in order to get repined. Use only vertical pins. I use PicMonkey (paid version) and Canva (free) to create my pins and they work great. Always put the name of your website on your pins (like with small letters on the bottom of the pin for example).Pin like a madman/madwoman. Not just your stuff, but find popular, credible, and nicely looking pins that are relevant to your boards and pin them. They say that Pinterest likes team players - I guess there’s truth it that. But at the same rate - repin your own content. See what are your most visited hours and repin around those times. Repin on your own content on your own board. A.lot.There’s a lot more little details about Pinterest that you get to notice the more you use it. To be honest, I really only use it, because it’s such a great traffic provider. I actually don’t get the appeal of it at all and don’t understand why someone would waste their time on there…but hey, whatever brings me traffic..Of course, I also optimize my blog post for search engines. Thanks to that, I know get more and more visits coming from Google or other SEs.I believe that Instagram could be a big traffic booster as well but there’s a whole new algorithm to figure out and fight through and I am still not that far yet.So, in short, that’s my two ways of driving traffic to my baby blog - Pinterest and SEO.Hope that that helps someone.

Not quite an answer to the question, just a different take on “backdoor”.In the 70’s, I worked at a University in the computer department. Part of my tasks was to assist State employees and contractors with computer problems, or to discover why a particular task was consuming too much time.One State contractor was tasked with accessing data from our mainframe using APL. But the code they wrote was horrendous, and caused frequent stops due to consuming too much computer without a human interaction.The biggest problem they had was in file accesses. They would open a file, read a record (random), then close the file, then repeat the process.My task was to (1) find why they were using so much time and (2) fix it. While I was not prepared to re-write all their APL (very high level statistics), it was clear to me that they lacked the knowledge of the file system. So over the course of a few days, I wrote a set of access routines that would simplify their file access and speed their processes. I calculated that is sped up their file access by a factor of 100.But this State contractor had a habit of not understanding computers and having people re-write (or originally write) large sections of their code, then claim it as their own.So, I “locked” it. Basically, this provided a means whereby the user can access the code, but has no ability to open the source. A lot like a DLL today, except that a DLL can be hacked down to assembly language. Locking an APL function gave NO ability at all to see any internals. In fact, once you locked it, not you, not even the system admin, could open it up. The ultimate in code security.I provided him a folder with which to grab the code and told him to let me know if they had any problems, and, if it was all working, to let me know by April 15 (4 weeks hence).About 2 days later, he calls to say that the code is not viewable. I told him that he didn’t need to know the internals of how the code was structured. If it did not function according to the documentation, I would fix it for him; that’s my job! He was not happy.Even more unhappy on April 16, because the code would no longer run. Not only had I locked the functions, I had also place a timebomb in the code that expired at midnight on April 16. He called in a panic. I calmly reminded him that I had asked him to let me how the code was working for him before that date. He stated that it was working just fine, many thanks, great job, …. It all sounded like BS, actually.So, I made the neutered code available to him (still locked of course),he downloaded it, and left “happy”.I got two things out of this.I was acknowledged for my work, and my work was not claimed by someone else.He never asked us to write any code for him again.Win, Win.

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When people share startup ideas, your job is not to poke holes into the idea, it’s to figure out how it can win. How could they become a billion-dollar company?I graduated from Y-Combinator which is arguably the world's best startup program, and they have a great model for thinking of and evaluating startup ideas.Startups are businesses that aim for rapid growth, and startup ideas are a hypothesis of why they can grow quickly. When considering whether or not to pursue a startup idea, It’s a good practice to break it down into three parts: problem, solution, and insights.THE PROBLEMPeople should always try to start by thinking about problems. In this way, your aim is to uncover the setting which allows your startup idea to grow fast. It also focuses your mind on creating the most value for people.Startup investors look for problems that meet some or all of these criteria:Popular - Everyone or a lot of people have your problem.Growing - The market (demand) is growing so fast that more and more people are having the problem.Urgent - The problem needs to be solved quickly.Expensive - The problem is expensive to solve, meaning that at a bare minimum it’s a multi-million dollar industry.Mandatory - People who have this problem NEED to solve it.Frequency - People encounter your problem over and over again in frequent time intervals. This one is super important as it gives people a lot of opportunities to turn into customers.The ideal startup for investors: has the potential of over 1 million users, has 20% market growth year over year, and the problem needs to be solved right now. Needly to say, It also has the potential to make billions of dollars.Some of the best ideas tackle problems that happen hourly or daily, so ask yourself “does the problem need to be solved today?”Bonus: Many great startup ideas were inspired by law changes!THE SOLUTIONThe greatest advice Y-Combinator give founders is to not start here when you’re brainstorming startup ideas. Focus on the problem. Do whatever it takes to solve people's problems/issues.Since we are starting out with a startup idea which is a hypothesis, we first need to think of the problem. Afterward, we go out and test our hypothesis by talking and testing with potential customers. Only after experimenting and talking to customers do brilliant solutions appear.(Elon Musk started by asking himself what were the most important problems he could solve? Many great founder and CEO’s started the same.)INSIGHTS / UNFAIR ADVANTAGESUnfair advantages relate to growth, and to be an extremely successful startup, you need one. You don’t need all of them but most billion-dollar startups have more than one unfair advantage.Unfair advantages:Founders - You’re 1 out of 100. Are you a super expert in your industry? Are you a Ph.D. student in a very small field? Are you an exceptional salesman? Being just above average doesn’t cut it.Market - Does the market have 20% growth rates or higher? Note that this is the weakest advantage you could have.Product - Your product is 10x better. it’s not enough for it to be 2x or 3x better. What makes it an advantage is that it’s hard for others to replicate.Aquisition - It costs $0 to get customers. Can it spread by word of mouth or do you have a free advantage? This usually means having a big social media following or audience from a previous business.Monopoly. As the company grows is it harder for competitors to win?One last thing to consider when evaluating ideas is your beliefs.What’s your threshold and can you create miracles?Ask yourself: can I even build my startup idea? How well can I do sells, tell a story, and convince customers? (critical for making money and keeping your business alive) Can I work through the sales process? Can I withstand hard times?—Here’s a free google spreadsheet to EVALUATE YOUR STARTUP IDEASI plan on writing every day about startups and business so feel free to follow me for more ideas, advice, and templates. Cheers and thanks for reading!

Machine Learning today is one of the most sought-after skills in the market. A lot of Software Engineers are picking up ML, simply because it is a highly paid skill. So, how do you learn Machine Learning? * First things first - the prerequisites: * * Basic calculus. In Machine Learning, you’d be working on a lot of optimizations that require knowledge of Calculus. It would be highly recommended that you are aware of functions, limits, differentiation, maxima, minima, etc. * Linear Algebra. When you talk about ML, you will be dealing with matrices and vectors every day. So, knowledge of Linear Algebra is a must. However, you’d also be required to know about other important topics like Eigenvalues and Eigenvectors. * Probability. Most ML algorithms try to “model” the underlying phenomena that generated the observed data. All of this modelling is probabilistic. It is therefore highly recommended that you are comfortable with the theory of Probability. * Getting into actual ML: * * Take a great online course on ML. The most well-known course is the one offered by Andrew Ng (Coursera) [ https://goo.gl/yH1fqV ]. It is a great course and it teaches you the basics of Machine Learning - Regression, classification, various ML algorithms, etc. The course also requires you to build a digit recognition system. * Once you have the basics in place, it would be a great idea to practice some problems on Kaggle [ https://www.kaggle.com/ ]. Kaggle is a well-known Machine Learning contest platform where you can compete with others in training ML models on various datasets. * Take up ML projects. This is the most important point. Ideally, you’d want to have not only ML experience but also some great projects on your resume that you can showcase. These projects will help you distinguish yourself from other candidates. After searching a lot for courses that teach ML through projects, I found the one by Eduonix [ https://goo.gl/fzLQ4D ] quite relevant. The best way to learn Machine Learning is to actually apply it to real datasets and solve real problems. Machine Learning is as much of an art as it is a science. You will learn it from experience. Your focus should be on attempting multiple ML projects so as to gain experience and build a strong profile. You may also want to read these answers: * Aman Goel's answer to Which are the best online courses for machine learning? [ https://www.quora.com/Which-are-the-best-online-courses-for-machine-learning/answer/Aman-Goel-9 ] * (ignore the title of the question. Focus on the answer) - Aman Goel's answer to How do I compete with the students studying in IITs while studying in a mediocre college? [ https://www.quora.com/How-do-I-compete-with-the-students-studying-in-IITs-while-studying-in-a-mediocre-college/answer/Aman-Goel-9 ]