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izicodes · 10 months ago

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Hello! Do you have any advice on getting into freelance coding or remote jobs in the field? I'm having trouble with my current endeavors of applications and my current customer service job isn't doing me well enough to want to stay, so I'm hoping for progress sooner rather than later. Anything helps, thank you!!

Hiya 🖤

Thanks for reaching out with your question about getting into freelance coding or remote jobs. Making a transition can be challenging, but with dedication and strategic steps, you can definitely progress in your career.

Firstly, consider specializing in a specific field of computer science rather than trying to learn everything. This will help you become an expert in a niche, making you more attractive to potential clients or employers.

The big thing to look at is (1) what specific job do you want? Don't know yet? That's the first thing you need to find out. (2) Found the job you want? Go to this website "roadmap.sh" and click the job title you want and look at the roadmap to become it. (3) Have an idea of what you need to learn? Now study :)

Here are some extra key pieces of advice:

Public Code Repositories

Showcase your coding skills by contributing to public repositories on platforms like GitHub, GitLab, or others. This allows potential employers to see your projects and assess your coding abilities.

Online Certifications

Earn certifications from reputable online courses like Freecodecamp, Codecademy, or SheCodes (if you're a woman). Displaying these certifications on your LinkedIn profile adds credibility for remote work or even freelance work because then clients will trust your skills more if it's back up with evidence (projects and/or certificates).

Links: "Massive List of Thousands of Free Certificates" / "The Udemy courses I use" / "FreeCodeCamp" / "Codecedemy" / "SheCodes" / "Udacity" / "Coursera" / "Google"

LinkedIn Profile

Revamp your LinkedIn profile to reflect your job title. Use a title that aligns with your dream job, and highlight your skills, certifications, and projects. You don't even need work experience OR do what a lot of my developer mates do have no work experience and set your "job" as a self-employed freelance developer... little cheat there~!

Links: "LinkedIn Career Explorer" / "Tips for speaking to/reaching out to Recruiter" / "Tips for Landing Your First Entry-Level Developer Job" / "Career Services for Web Development" / "The Talent Cloud Community: Careers Workshop"

Volunteering

Help someone out with a project for their business or whatever. For example, I helped a guy I met in a programming discord server build his portfolio page for free, but I care more about the experience. Search online for volunteer jobs with your dream job title e.g. Volunteer App Develope, but in your country would be better. The experience you can you can add to your LinkedIn. the project you work on you can add to your resume/experience.

Link: "SkilledUp Life"

Networking

Connect with professionals in your field on LinkedIn, even if you don't know them personally. Growing your network can open up opportunities and expose you to valuable insights. Events in person or online, servers (I found volunteer opportunities here), forums, Twitter (I found some mates on there), Instagram (another place I found developer friends). Networking can even help with building group projects~!

Link: "Tips for speaking to/reaching out to Recruiter"

Project Building

Work on both small and big projects to demonstrate your capabilities. Highlight these projects on your resume and portfolio.

Links: "Building projects after learning a new concept advice" / "Tips from learning using multiple resources" / "Tips on learning programming with ChatGPT" / "Harvard University Free IT Courses" / "The Udemy courses I use" / "Free Programming Books" / "Coding Advice for beginners" / "800 free Computer Science classes"

Online Presence

Share your learning progress and projects on various platforms like Tumblr, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, or YouTube. Employers often appreciate candidates who actively showcase their work and commitment to learning. I made a post for Tumblr coding blogs:

Link: "Codeblr Blog Advice: 8 Blog Coding Post Ideas"

Good luck!!

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yuzu-all-the-way · 2 years ago

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Aoi Honoo IV - Prologue (the introduction)

Disclaimer: Full translation of AH4's Prologue done via machine translation (ChatGPT, Google Translate, DeepL and several other obscure online dictionaries). This means: nuances may be lost, meanings may be vague/muddled, but the relevant information is present. (@/LiaRyFS)

In 2019-2020, Hanyu Yuzuru thought about various things and hesitated, but ultimately he strongly decided to jump the quad Axel. Looking back on that season, he said as follows.

“2019 was a year of constant battle for me, including the World Championships in Saitama in March. I had been practising the quad Axel for a while, but it didn't go well for a long time… Sometimes I could jump it when I practised with a harness, and I thought, 'If I could do more of this, I might be able to do it.' But I also got injured again while trying things out, and there were many things that happened that season.

It was a year in which I kept challenging myself, but it was also a year in which I felt a sense of defeat as if everything had been broken. It's like there's nothing I can do on my own power, and that's how it felt…

At the Torino Grand Prix Final, of course, I felt that even if I made a lot of effort, I couldn't win without the support of the people around me. I somehow felt at that time that there is a world where no matter how much effort you put in, you can't win without the moment when everyone's power comes together, like at the Olympics.

However, it was a bit different from the statement made at the 2022 Beijing Olympics that 'effort will not be rewarded'. At that time, I think my desire to 'just get better' was still strong, so I was expressing those kinds of thoughts. As the consecutive competitions went on, I lost the strength to say such things when I lost at the All Japan Championships. 2019 was a year in which I struggled, not wanting to just be someone who won two consecutive Olympic titles, or someone from the past.”

When the new year began, he tried to find his way out of that despair.

“Since 2020, I have tested myself and thought a lot about what figure skating really means. So with the desire to regain my confidence, I returned to skating to my programs, ‘Ballade No. 1 in G minor’ (hereinafter referred to as ‘Ballade No. 1’) and ‘SEIMEI’. Since I had not yet won first place in the Four Continents Championships, there was a similar feeling of joy to my first victory in the 2019 GP Skate Canada. (N/T: Winning Skate Canada and 4CC sparked similar feelings of joy) I was really happy to have won! I think it was a big deal that Nathan Chen didn't participate at that time, but still winning the Four Continents for the first time and being able to win all the competitions that I had left behind gave me a sense of achievement and I was enveloped in a great sense of accomplishment.

However, what was bothering me inside was still the quadruple Axel. Even if I skated 'Ballade No.1' more beautifully than before and improved technically, there was a sense of resignation that 'I can't get a score higher than 2015' or something like that. The competition was the one where I felt like I had finally let go of my doubts and decided to focus solely on attempting the quadruple Axel. In a sense, that season was when I was able to establish a clear path towards expressing myself through the program and the 4A.”

However, his feelings were complex towards the World Championships that were coming up next (N/T: WC2020)

“In retrospect, I feel like I wasn't as fully invested in preparing for the World Championships as I thought I was, although at the time I was putting in my best effort. Unfortunately, it was ultimately cancelled due to the impact of the coronavirus. Winning the Four Continents Championship was a very fulfilling achievement, and I don't think it's normal to experience burnout after winning Four Continents, but in a way, there was a sense of resignation and a lifting of the confusion in my heart, combined with the fact that I was going to compete against Nathan, so... to be honest, that World Championships wasn't a competition where I had to jump the quadruple Axel, and the quadruple Axel wasn't a jump I could do even after practising it for about two weeks.

Since the program with the quad Lutz, 'SEIMEI,' had a different composition, I aimed to stabilise that first, and also, I had already peaked a little since the Four Continents, so honestly, during that short period, I couldn't do much except to adjust to get back to my peak.

However, at that time, the fear of competing against Nathan had already disappeared. It's like, 'I don't mind losing anymore' (laughs). In a way, until the cancellation of the World Championships, I always thought that it would be enough for me to firmly express what I wanted to express and to firmly follow the path of figure skating that I believed in.

However, when the World Championships were actually cancelled, I cried a lot. I couldn't help but wonder, ‘What was I working so hard for?’ And when it was actually cancelled, I realised that I hated going into competitions with the mind-set of 'losing'.”

From there, the spread of the novel coronavirus increased and the situation became such that people were unable to move around freely.

“In the end, that was the end of the 2019-2020 season, and after that, the spread of the coronavirus began, but I didn't have much hope. I was devastated at the 2019 GP Final and All-Japan, and had given up after ‘Ballade No. 1’ at the 2020 Four Continents Championships. From that time on, I didn't have much hope while practising. Rather, the only goal was ‘to jump the quadruple Axel!’

Even if my skating skills and other things improve, it doesn’t mean that the program components score will grow any further. Even if I perfected the expression through music, even if I matched the sound of the jumps to the sound of the music. Even if I did jumps with more variations from difficult steps, the GOE will not improve significantly. Rather, because of that, the speed would be slower and the height of the jumps lower, so some judges give 0 or +1 GOE.

In that sense, I felt like ‘I don't really care about those things anymore’ and decided to be true to myself. Although it may sound like an excuse, rather than trying to do something while decorating myself as 'Yuzuru Hanyu', I think I started practising with the feeling of facing my own core and jumping the quadruple Axel, thinking ‘I'm going to finish this’. So, when I came back to Japan, I started training with that mind-set.

To be honest, there were times when I felt really hopeless, and when the World Championships were cancelled, I cried with relief thinking, ‘I'm glad I don't have to go to a losing match’. In reality, I hadn't been able to push myself to the limit and I wasn't able to perform as well as I wanted to.”

Challenging himself alone in Japan after returning home was even more difficult than he had imagined. Later, Hanyu talked about that time.

“In those days, I felt like I spent a lot of time having a dialogue with myself and facing skating. The desire to successfully perform a quad axel was always at the core of my being. After the Pyeongchang Olympics, I had absolutely no motivation, so if I didn't have the quad Axel, I think I would have definitely quit, and I would have thought about retiring earlier. But thanks to that, I think I now have a reason to live pursuing my dreams, and that is the centre of my current life. I think that hasn't changed from those days to now.

However, at that time, there were challenges in pursuing the quad Axel jump. There were times when the gears didn't quite mesh due to factors such as not having a coach to guide me, changes in practice environment, and issues with body care that I had to decide on my own. At that time, I had a feeling that not only my 4A but also the level of what I was doing was gradually decreasing. I had a feeling like, 'Why am I even doing figure skating?'...It was like a sense of loss. It's like my own abilities were diminishing, or like my skating wasn't my own anymore. I felt a strong sense of sadness, like seeing my ideals getting further and further away from me. When I perform in ice shows or when I have my coach watch me skate, I receive feedback like 'this was good' or 'let's try this a little differently' but when I set such a high goal for myself like attempting the quad Axel alone, I have to spend every day unable to achieve it. I was doing it without any self-affirmation in the midst of that.”

In addition, he completed his graduation thesis for the correspondence course of the Waseda University Faculty of Human Sciences at the end of July, but the burden of collecting data for it was also significant.

“That required a lot of energy. What was published in academic journals was really just a small part, and we actually collected much more data and did various things. It took time to collect that data and required a lot of mental effort as well. At that time, various things coincided. My foot hurt from practising the quadruple Axel, and I had to rest from practice. When I returned to practice, I couldn't jump at all... Everything was already leaning in a negative direction.”

The cancellation of the ice show that used to be held every year, due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, was also a loss for Hanyu, who had always continued to challenge himself with a forward-looking attitude.

“To be honest, there was a time when I didn't understand why I loved skating. If we really, really go back to the origin, it was something like an extraordinary feeling. The sensation on the ice is completely different from the sensation of living on the ground, isn't it? Because it's such a difficult thing, I think there was a sense of joy when I was able to do it. And then, skating alone on that wide rink and everyone watching only me. If my performance was good, I would receive tremendous cheers, but if it was bad, I would only get mediocre feedback.

I think that sensation of being watched, of being seen, is something that I really liked. But as I continued skating for a long time, that feeling gradually faded away, or became commonplace. In addition to that, there was also a lot of pressure to meet everyone's expectations, and it became not just fun, but also nerve-wracking, worrying about what would happen if I failed, and so on. It was because of the accumulation of those things, and the increasing burden that came with it, that it stopped being enjoyable, or rather, there was no time to think about enjoying it anymore.

I feel a lot of pressure to 'perform well’ even at ice shows, so I practise a lot for that purpose. So, I think that's why, during the off-season when I wasn't in front of everyone, I started to feel even more like 'why did I love skating again?'”

In the midst of feeling cornered, he had to think and make various decisions on his own. And he had to keep challenging himself with the high hurdle of the quadruple Axel.

“There were times when things didn't go well, and that's why at that time, my mind and my head were in a mess and I felt like I couldn't do anything. Normally, if I played a game or something, it would refresh me and I would think ‘Alright, let's do our best next time,’ but at that time, there was nothing I could do.

Experiencing the pain of practising alone to the point of hating it, Hanyu decided to withdraw from the Grand Prix series during that period. The Grand Prix series of this year was held in a modified format due to travel restrictions between countries. Each skater was allowed to participate in only one event, and the conditions for participation included skaters, judges, and officials from the host country, as well as skaters who regularly practised in the host country. In addition, only skaters from other countries who were invited based on their geographical location were able to participate.

Afterwards, the second event Skate Canada and the fourth event in France were cancelled, and only the first event Skate America, the third event in China, the fifth event in Russia, and the sixth event NHK Trophy were held. The Final was also announced to be cancelled.

In August, Hanyu took into consideration that "many people would have to travel due to my participation".

He announced his withdrawal, saying, "If I refrain from going and make efforts to prevent the spread of infection, I believe it can be one of the activities to prevent the spread of infection." For Hanyu, who has used going to competitions as a way to stimulate his emotions and as a source of energy for his evolution, it was a difficult decision.

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promptedify · 6 months ago

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nenamatic · 9 months ago

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I researched some plugins for a few days. I found ChatGpt Scraper plugin , which can extract information from web pages. This process is similar to what Python can do with its Scrapy Spiders libraries. Still, with this extension, we can avoid writing a few lines of code and get public information from a web page with a few mouse clicks. Generally, it may not collect all the data from the first prompt. Still, we can fix this by asking it to continue managing the data we set as the scraping target. ChatGPT Scraper plugin cannot access web pages with security restrictions (one solution is to use APIs). Usually, the Scraper plugin scrapes data statically, which means it cannot move from page to page (if you want to scrape products from e-commerce sites). However, it is a matter of time to overcome this limitation. What Can You Achieve With the ChatGPT Scraper Plugin? ChatGPT Scraper plugin is an amazing tool.With it, you can scrape content from a web page by providing a URL. This extension will enable ChatGPT to perform various tasks related to online activity. Here are some use cases for this plugin: Extract body content from a blog post URL: ChatGPT Scraper plugin can extract body content from a blog post by entering a URL. This can be useful for summarizing or analyzing content. Capture images from an online product catalogue: If you specify an online product catalogue URL, ChatGPT can capture images related to products. This can be useful for creating visual representations or analyzing a product catalogue. Searching for external links on the website: ChatGPT may search and identify potential external links. This can be useful for analyzing website referrals or gathering additional information. Excerpt from web article metadata. ChatGPT Scraper plugin can extract metadata such as title, author, publication date and description when provided with a web article URL. This can help organize or categorize articles. . Removal of Contact Information from Company Website: ChatGPT may obtain contact information such as phone numbers, email addresses, or physical addresses from the Company's website. This can be useful for collecting company data. Extract product descriptions from the e-commerce page: Submit the e-commerce page URL. ChatGPT can scrape product descriptions. This can be useful when analyzing or comparing products. Scraping the comment section of a news article: ChatGPT can scrape the comment section by specifying a URL. This can help you understand the general opinions or feelings about the report. Search for PDF links from the course material page: ChatGPT can search for PDF links from the course material page and provide a list of available PDF files. This can be useful when using or organizing training materials. Get event information from the conference website. ChatGPT can extract event information such as date, time, location and agenda by giving the conference website URL. This can be useful for gathering information about future events. Collection of author information from an online book directory: ChatGPT may collect author information from an online book directory, including their name, biography or other relevant information. This can be useful for researching the authors or understanding their background. Conclusion Overall, the ChatGPT Scraper plugin allows ChatGPT to interact with external web pages and retrieve specific information, enabling various web scraping and data mining applications. Frequently Asked Questions What is the ChatGPT Scraper plugin? The Scraper AI plugin is a tool from the ChatGPT plugin store that allows users to scrape data from web pages and automate data collection. How Can Scraper AI Plugin Help Users? The Scraper AI plugin allows users to easily extract structured data from web pages, making data collection more efficient and convenient. Where can users find the Scraper AI plugin? The Scraper

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ndmit4 · 11 months ago

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How To Use ChatGPT For Keyword Research

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Step 1: Establishing Your Goals Before using ChatGPT, define your objectives. Are you trying to find specialized keywords, improve the SEO of your website, or tailor material to a certain audience? Making your goals clear paves the way for a more focused strategy.

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Command 1st - consider yourself an SEO expert. the company niche is “Digital Marketing Institute in Varanasi. make a list of keywords. create 1st column for keywords, 2nd column for search volume, 3rd column for competition level, 4th column for search intent, 5th column for the Retrieval data. Arrange the keywords as lower retrieval and higher search volume on top and so on.

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madhukumarc · 2 years ago

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Will ChatGPT kill SEO?

No, ChatGPT will not kill SEO. However, it will have an impact in terms of drop in organic search traffic, though not significantly at the moment. [The context in this blog post case is ChatGPT by Open AI].

If I have to add anything else, I would say that it is premature because its use is in full swing right now with upgraded technology [GPT-4]. There are already millions of users using it all over the world.

Probably in the coming few months, researchers and experts might conduct a detailed investigation to ascertain SEO impact level by use of it.

Based on Google trends, opinions, other available data, and also information shared across social media networks, I would estimate that ChatGPT may have reduced SEO traffic by 8-10% or so altogether.

If ChatGPT just provides the answer (without links), it will surely affect web traffic to sites. Also, without content, AI search engines would have nothing to learn from. Strange, but true.

“SEO is essential to digital marketing because it enables businesses to reach their target audience effectively. According to BrightEdge, organic search accounts for 53% of all website traffic, highlighting the importance of optimizing your online presence” - Ross Simmonds Newsletter

In fact, after the debut of Open AI's ChatGPT in December 2022, when users began to feel at ease using it for their own purposes, the debate or discussion on this main concern began to take shape slowly.

This is due to the reason that users who became familiar with the tool started using it directly rather than spending time on search engines like Google [as traditionally done in the past], for a variety of reasons including content creation needs, ideas, and inspiration.

“Even search engine traffic is becoming disintermediated, as people take their questions to ChatGPT instead of Google” – Social Media Examiner

At the same time, it is also being used to improve SEO efforts viz., generating meta description, titles, headlines, ideas and options, language and creativity needs.

Now, you might be wondering how ChatGPT could possibly affect SEO or kill SEO. After all, SEO is all about optimizing your website and content for search engines like Google, right?

Well, the truth is that ChatGPT can actually help with that optimization. For starters, it can generate content that is both high-quality and optimized for search engines. However, the more explicit your prompts, the better the outcome.

This means that you can use the content produced by ChatGPT to improve your website's SEO, overall. You may influence click-through and navigation experience by writing compelling headlines and content.

“69% Of Marketers Are Using ChatGPT, Making It By Far The Most Popular AI Tool” – AuthorityHacker’s AI Survey 2023 Report

But, it is strongly advised that before using the content, fact-checking and double-checking on optimization factors be done with a human touch. To reduce or control risks, an occasional plagiarism check can be done too.

Additionally, ChatGPT can help improve the user experience on your website. By providing visitors with an interactive chatbot that can answer their questions and provide information, you can keep them engaged and on your site for longer.

This can lead to lower bounce rates and higher engagement metrics, both of which are important factors in SEO ranking.

Are you aware? - “66% of business leaders say hiring workers with ChatGPT experience will give the company a competitive edge” – ResumeBuilder Survey

Of course, it's important to note that ChatGPT is not a magic solution for all your SEO concerns or needs. It's just one tool in your digital marketing arsenal, that’s it!

So, to truly succeed with SEO, you need to have a comprehensive strategy that includes things like keyword research, on-page SEO, off-page SEO, technical SEO, mobile SEO, and more including abiding by latest Google updates and guidelines.

Furthermore, experience-based, high-quality content that meets user needs and demands and adds value will perform strongly in search engines henceforth to rank better, according to what the SEO industry is now saying.

In order to see results over time in SEO, you must keep in mind that, having patience, and adapting to changing revolution and developments is a must, where bumps in the road are inevitable.

“AI tools don't have to be scary. When you adopt the right outlook, you'll see that they can make our lives much easier. And that is especially true in marketing, because ChatGPT can take some of the mundane creation tasks off your plate so you can focus on planning and strategy” – MarketingProfs

Pro-Tip: For business sustainability and to improve future revenue, make sure you begin preparing to diversify your traffic sources.

Have at least 3 marketing channels [depending on your target demographic presence] in your overall strategy. The effects of AI or ChatGPT in the near future can be bit mitigated by doing this.

In conclusion, ChatGPT will not kill SEO in its entirety, though decline in search traffic can be surely anticipated.

It can act as a valuable tool for improving your content writing, copywriting, and SEO efforts and providing a better user experience for your visitors.

So don't be afraid of its developments and see how it can maximize your work productivity and business benefits!

Note of hope: Since publishers are Google's main support system and have helped to make the company successful for decades, I hope it is already aware of this serious issue and will strongly work to help bring things back to near normal in the future.

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