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@LearnWithBishal
May 24, 2024 • 13 tweets • 6 min read • Read on X
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MIT just made its classes available online for free.

Payment is not necessary.

The following 10 classes are must-takes in 2024: Image
✋🏿1. Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Using Python

🟢Model Selection
🟢ML Project Management
🟢Issue Resolution
🟢Apps for the real world

🟢 | 🎧⏯️ edx.org/learn/computer…
✋🏿2. Using data to understand the world

🟢Capabilities in data analysis
🟢A few basic algorithms
🟢A Computational Notion
🟢Data Structures and Additional

🟢 edx.org/learn/data-sci…
✋🏿3. Statistics Fundamentals

🟢Create estimators using the maximum likelihood and technique of moments
🟢Analyse data
🟢Concepts related to probability
🟢Practical applications

|🎧⏯️ edx.org/learn/statisti…
✋🏿4. Machine Learning with Python: from Linear Models to Deep Learning

🟢Easy to use for beginners
🟢Teach Python
🟢Address issues
🟢Practical exercises

🟢 edx.org/learn/machine-…
✋🏿5. Probability - The Science of Uncertainty and Data

🟢Concepts related to probability
🟢Statistical techniques
🟢Data analysis
🟢Practical applications

🟢 |🎧⏯️ edx.org/learn/probabil…
✋🏿6. Analytics for Supply Chains

🟢A data-driven strategy
🟢Management of the supply chain
🟢Analytical instruments
🟢Use in business applications

🟢 edx.org/learn/supply-c…
✋🏿7. An Overview of Data Science and Computational Thinking.

🟢Monte Carlo models using the PyLab programme for plotting.
Probabilistic modelling and statistical reasoning.

🟢 ocw.mit.edu/courses/6-0001…
✋🏿8. Starting my own business.

🟢Finding commercial prospects.
🟢Creating and evaluating your product.
🟢Busting the biggest entrepreneurship myths.

🟢 edx.org/learn/entrepre…
✋🏿9. Using Computational Thinking in Simulation and Modelling

🟢Concepts of modelling
🟢Techniques of simulation

🟢. edx.org/learn/simulati…
✋🏿10. The Basics of Production Procedures

🟢Production techniques
🟢Design ideas
🟢Sciences of materials

🟢 edx.org/learn/manufact…
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No interviews.

$100 per hour.

7 remote jobs most people ignore.

(#3 requires almost no effort)
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A high school diploma is sufficient, making this a solid entry point for anyone starting a remote career.
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Streaming subscriptions are dead. 💀

My laptop is now a Free cinema powered by GROK.

Here are 8 prompts I actually use 👇 Image
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Prompt:

“List trusted and fully legal websites where I can stream movies and TV shows for free.
Group them by video quality, content type or genre, and country or region availability.
Only include safe, ad-supported or public-domain platforms.”
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I DON'T UNDERSTAND WHY PEOPLE ARE STILL COPYING OUTDATED SIDE HUSTLES FROM 2024.

ChatGPT can surface real demand and help you build offers people are already buying.

Use these prompts to build a $8K/month income stream:
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Prompt:

“Evaluate my skills [list 5–8 skills], available time [X hours per week], and interests [list 3–5 interests].

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Time required to generate the first payment

Potential to scale to $8,000+ per month

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“I’m thinking about starting [side hustle idea] and want to check if it’s worth pursuing before committing time or money.

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• The realistic earning range based on current market conditions
• The main risks that could prevent this from working

Based on this evaluation, advise whether the idea is strong enough to move forward, needs adjustment, or should be dropped altogether and explain why.”
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MY FRIEND SUBMITTED 72 JOB APPLICATIONS. ZERO RESPONSES. ZERO INTERVIEWS.

Then I uploaded his resume to GROK and got 38 replies in 7 days.

Here are the 7 prompts I used:
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Prompt:

“Rewrite my resume for the role of [job title].
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I LOST 25 KILOS WITH CHATGPT AS MY PERSONAL TRAINER.

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