Chris018:
please I have a software that works with IP address and user agent

how do I get real and working IP address, the ones that have not been banned by google

which method or strategy do I use?

thanks for your concern

What exactly is your use case? what software?

Aquactic:
I recently came across machine learning and i have some questions that has been bothering me. I'd be glad if you kindly help me out.


How do Machine learners use their alogrithms/model? E.G... A machine learner creates a model that can predicts house prices in Ojuelegba; will he create a software/app to implement the code or he just leaves it raw?. I'm new to all these, so forgive my misuse of terminologies.


Please help me out to explain this field because i want to major in it. The explanations online ain't helpful. Help Me Out Guys.

Very good question.
So you have trained data and tested model for prediction. deploying your model into production may vary across use cases. Your model can be deployed anywhere after you have saved it and sure about what your model is intended to do. Since you are new to ML/AI, there is still quite a lot of learning curve.
take the coursera courses on Machine learning and deep learning, practice, practice, practice.

email me to discuss further and see if there is a way I can help: dunjoye4real@gmail.com, www.linkedin.com/in/olarrysh

eliash:
I am an electrical electronic engineering student

What are your interest in terms of your field? And your interests in the labour market (area where you would like/fit to work? Where and how does your current skills fit in the electrical electronic engineering labour market?

Do a job search in your field of expertise and try to take the effort to make a list that matches your interests. Read and compare the descriptions. By so doing, you will be able to figure out the skills that are in demand in the labour market.

Wizcollifa:
can I have your Email please

dunjoye4real@gmail.com

Coming from Economics background i will suggest you go the Data Science and Analysis Track in IT.

Here are resources to help you kick start your learning.

https://www.analyticsvidhya.com/

https://www.datacamp.com/tracks/data-scientist-with-python

https://eu.udacity.com/courses/data-science

https://www.eduonix.com/data-science-data-mining-natural-language-processing-in-r

No, it is not a waste of time, You have a very good working experience in customer service.While it is a good idea to further your career in Customer Service, I will implore you to go for industry-wide areas where you can transfer your experience into the various aspect of Customer services such as customer managers, customer support specialist, customer success champion, customer technical support. Although these roles may vary base on industries (the IT industry is trending). Here is a list of place where you can learn more about Support and improve your skills as well as industry-specific knowledge.

https://www.helpscout.net/resources/ :Help scout has good resources on how to talk to customers and how to find jobs in the area of customer support and services
https://www.nicereply.com/blog/ :At nicereply you will find information about tools, tips, practices, certifications and trends in customer support

https://www.coursera.org/specializations/google-it-support :here are free courses organised by google to for IT technical support knowledge

https://www.coursera.org/specializations/effective-business-communication : Effective writing and communication is an essential skill for every support professional. this free course will help you improve your business writing and communication skills.

https://www.supportdriven.com/ :There is nothing as good as a community where you share and learn about practices in customer service, Join this community and learn from other support professionals. You may even get the oppurtunity to score yourself a remote support role with a good pay.

goodluck: May the Force be with you

A good practice in embarking into IT is to first know which area in IT you want to specialize in. Try to figure out what you want to do in IT, Frontend Engineering? Backend Engineering? Full-stack? Dev-ops? picking one of this will help you follow a fulfilling career path in IT and help to streamline your IT practices.

What area of expertise are you in?

This is a freelance startup group building a complex web application service. The group will adopt the culture of building and learning during the development of the idea.
Requirements:
Willingness to learn
you need not be a professional but have basic IT understanding and already have an IT background.
This thread is to invite someone who is willing to face challenges, already have the basic technical knowledge.
Someone who has enough time and willing to invest there time to learn more.
you must have your working environment, and high availability.
we will be providing tools and designing task that helps you learn your field and apply it to the development of the idea.

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web designers, for example u willing to learn core front end technologies
web developers, willing to learn and apply backend technologies.
content and digital marketers willing to learn and play their role.
Project managers, managers willing to learn and manage IT projects.

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