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Please does anyone have links to the English dub or version of Kung Fu Hustle

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Geovanni412:
Watch the videos in the youtube playlist

It will tell you all you need to know

That and the leananki website

Their user interface isn't something you can figure out easily without using tutorials unless you've used it before

Or you can DM me for guidance.

Good day boss ,i use ankidroid now ,but the issue is that my cards are not usually randomized ,how can I do this ? Thank you boss

John wick 4 :
It was just too long,some scenes were totally unnecessary..some fight scenes were just too slow even though they were very good ...the cinematography was a blast ..

This is a 7.2/10 for me

shanktang:
And otedola did not cheat? Was it not all over the news in 2010/11 of how he betrayed Dangote his friend and the news was big, forget there's no Saint anywhere, these people became big because they knew how to manoeuvre their ways around the corridors of power and what you should be praying is for God to grant you that same grace and wisdom, how did you think Adenuga became big.
Leave story and pray for yourself.

Please educate me , I'd like to know how Adenuga became big ,these guys seem really fraudulent.

Geovanni412:
Good question

Your job is to read first then develop questions for what you read

It is after you do that, that your focus should be on creating flashcards

Creating manual flashcards is more stressful than creating anki flashcards

If you setup your anki app properly using the tips on https://leananki.com/start-here and -https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXL_lTSgbB_VBrcQnK1c72A1AMTvXcu70

You won't have much issues with making the flashcards.

You can setup spaced repetition. If you want to learn the material for 3 years sef, anki will continue reminding you.

You can make the flashcards with your phone or when you are on your PC

The interface is not so simple . So, give yourself some time and read through the blog i posted whilst you download the app on pc and on mobile and check the youtube link i posted below


-https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXL_lTSgbB_VBrcQnK1c72A1AMTvXcu70

boss man,this anki is really confusing.. I've been trying to set it up on my phone

Geovanni412:
Good question

Your job is to read first then develop questions for what you read

It is after you do that, that your focus should be on creating flashcards

Creating manual flashcards is more stressful than creating anki flashcards

If you setup your anki app properly using the tips on https://leananki.com/start-here and -https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXL_lTSgbB_VBrcQnK1c72A1AMTvXcu70

You won't have much issues with making the flashcards.

You can setup spaced repetition. If you want to learn the material for 3 years sef, anki will continue reminding you.

You can make the flashcards with your phone or when you are on your PC

The interface is not so simple . So, give yourself some time and read through the blog i posted whilst you download the app on pc and on mobile and check the youtube link i posted below


-https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLXL_lTSgbB_VBrcQnK1c72A1AMTvXcu70

Wow ,Wow..thank you very much ..if I have further questions I'll ask

Geovanni412:
Here's the fastest way to solve your problem...

Stop making Notes

Yes, I said that...

What you need to do is to write questions instead for each chapter you read

Then develop a timetable based on spaced repetition

Structure your revision so that you would have answered the questions in your question bank 4-5 times before the exam

Understand this....

It is natural for you to forget much of what you read within the first three days.

To avoid this, read and make question bank.

Then answer the questions on first day of revision. Do the same exercise on day 2 of revision.

Then schedule two more sessions before the exam date....if exam is in a month, schedule a revision session once every week

Now, if you did the question bank exercise, you will find out that it becomes easier to answer some questions in seconds whilst for some other questions, you keep forgetting the answers

Mark the questions you keep forgetting the answers and work on them.

Depending on the nature of the exam, you might want to use flashcards and voice notes as well.

A good app for that is Anki. I used it successfully for my law school exams (COVID set). It is free and will provide you with a custom schedule for spaced repetition

If you want further guidance on how to use Anki or tips on how to memorise specific information like numbers, dm me and I can be more specific.

Isn't creating anki or tips or flash cards stressful ,like won't you be cutting paper and wasting time without doing the actual reading?

Please do you have a link for downloading this course "machine learning a-z hands on python and r " by kirill Eremenko ?

Hagiazomakai:
@Ejiod,nice job I have gone through most of the thread from 2019 and I must say kudos to you bro.
but I have some things to say for clarity sake.

Anyone who wants to delve into data science needs not have a full grasp of EXCEL,this is because all waht Excel can do and even more pandas, numpy and matplotlib(and seaborn) can do it and even more (analysis, numerical computation and visualisations),there are other modules built on Python that can do extra excellent jobs too that are far better than excel.

With pd.read_csv('name of file')
You can import a file into your notebook

With filename.describe()
You can have an over view of where to begin your data cleaning from

With filename.isna().sum()
You can hnow how many spaces in your table does not have values and you begin your cleaning
Either by using .dropna or fillinh the column or row with the mean of the valuses available.

How deep in python should I go boss , I understand the basics of python Although I'm still trying to Play around with CSV files, after learning all these ,do I learn R ?or try to understand what numpy and what some other python modules do