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Anyone else wanna be a hot, mysterious bookkeeper, who owns a bookshop in a quiet village and makes mysterious and perfect book suggestions?

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I never got to participate in this cause I didn’t draw a lot of faces at the time so I’m catching up

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acts of love

showing them an annotated copy of your favourite book

cheesy romantic songs that you want to scream with them at the top of your lungs

sipping hot tea, side by side whilst the weather storms

translating a passage to show them

sending each other photos of heart shaped things

exchanging playlists!

learning every fact you possibly can about them

handwriting letters to express your gratitude to them

making pressings of their favourite flowers and writing about them

be able to make their favourite drink perfectly because you know exactly how they like it

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“A poem begins with a lump in the throat.”

— Robert Frost

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Top 10 Machine Learning Algorithms

1. Linear Regression

2. Logistic Regression

3. Decision Tree

4. Random Forest

5. Clustering

6. SVM

7. XGBoost

8. Naïve Bayes Classifier

9. Nearest Neighbor

10. Neural Networks

- Top 10 Python Libraries

1. Pandas

2. Numpy

3. Scikit-Learn

4. Keras

5. PyTorch

6. LightGBM

7. Matplotlib

8. SciPy

9. Seaborn

10. TensorFlow -

Top 10 Data Science Books

1. Introduction to Statistical Learning

2. Data science at the command line

3. Think stats

4. Python data science handbook

5. R for data science

6. Machine learning yearning

7. Ethics and data science

8. Deep learning

9. Rules for machine learning

10. Probabilistic Programming

- Top 10 Data Science Websites

1. Coursera: Stanford

2. EdX:

3. Harvard/MIT

4. Udacity

5. Kaggle

6. Analytics Vidhya

7. KDNuggets

8. Datacamp

9. Udemy

10. Dataquest

- Top 10 Data Science Roles

1. Data Scientist

2. Decision Maker

3. Analyst

4. ETL Engineer

5. ML Engineer

6. Data Engineer

7. Analytics Manager

8. Developer

9. Researcher

10. BI Analyst

Top 10 Companies hiring Data Scientist with their average salaries in descending order:

1. Pinterest - US$ 212,000

2. Snap Inc - US$ 152,000

3. Microsoft - US$ 136,000

4. Accenture - US$ 107,000

5. Oracle - US$ 132,000

6. Slack - US$ 147,591

7. Lyft - US$ 154,000

8. Intel - US$123,000

9. Uber - US$139,000

10. Crayon Data - US$52,193

ref source (Feb, 2021, https://www .analyticsinsight.net/top-10-companies-hiring -data-scientists-for-high-salaries/)

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Challenges For Writers

You guys wanted some prompts and I thought this might give you some fun ideas. Some of these challenges can apply to every kind of writer, so I suggest skimming them all :)

Songwriters

Produce an album with each song touching on a different social issue

compose a movie score

write 1 song a month about the events in that time and visit those songs in a year

write a song about wherever you are right now

rewrite the lyrics of your favorite song

compose a new melody for your favorite song

write a song where the lyrics contradict the melody

make a mashup of completely different songs

Authors

write a story from the point of view of a character you hate

write a story based off a song

write a story from a deity’s point of view

write a story that takes place somewhere you’ve never been

write a story with no dialogue

write a story from the point of view of a piece of technology

turn a poem into a story

write a story with only 140 characters

Poets

write a positive poem about something you hate

condense your favorite song/movie into a haiku

write a poem about what you wish you knew when you were younger

write a poem completely out of YouTube comments

write a poem with song lyrics only

write a poem about a photo from over 50 years ago

write a poem about your favorite love story

write about an experience you’ve never had

Journalists

write an article from a perspective that is the opposite of yours

write an article based on a picture from the 1900′s

write about an interview with a dead person

report a story based on a poem or song

report the events in your favorite book

report a murder that nobody knows you committed

you’re a travel columnist. Write about where you are now.

write a fake news article about a world leader

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Why I love Anna Karenina ?

“All happy families are alike; each unhappy family is unhappy in its own way.” So begins the 816 pages long tale that brightened my two and a half months and will always have a special place in my heart. Before I embarked on the journey of perusing this masterpiece, I found out that it is hailed as one of the best novels of human history!! A huge honor now I vehemently believe it deserves. Let me tell you why:

Plot:

Of a few 100’s of novels I have read in my 17 years of existence, not a single novel I’ve read with such a brilliantly crafted, so close to reality plot. It’s just exactly how life unfolds. Just a perfect portrayal of humanity in all its shades and life with all its pains. The story of Anna and Levin’s life is so perfectly balanced and juggled like I’m really in awe.

Characters:

Very few novels, I reiterate, very few novels have characters that are three dimensional, that are so real that it’s hard to believe that they are, in fact, figments of author’s imagination. And the best part is even the most unimportant characters are explored in much detail so they don’t look like paper cut 2D statues in the background. They are as real as protagonists.

Narration :

I don’t know Russian and yet I experienced the genius of Tolstoy’s narration seeping through the pages I wonder how wonderful it would be to read the original text. When a scene begins, you are not a distant observer . You are thrown into the chaos as well as into the mind of one of the characters and reading becomes so fulfilling!!

Metaphors :

It had, without any doubt, the most ingenious and unique metaphors that were so relatable two centuries later!!! There was a scene where Vronsky comes across a painter and the painter really dislikes his passion for art and the example the writer gives is of kissing a plastic doll and acting like it was real lmaaoo

The Irony :

This really did the trick for me. The desire to be with your loved ones is universal but what if it comes at a cost? Although both protagonists unite with their loved ones, one’s life goes uphill while other’s goes downhill but it’s so well written that you realize this only after you’re done reading it.

Relatability and Realism :

It is a story drenched in realism but it still made my heart flutter and it still made me cry and laugh out loud and All characters were humans, in the literal sense of the word and I identified myself with each one of them in one way or the other and it was quite comforting to know that humans are always the same.Always.

“I think... if it is true that there are as many minds as there are heads, then there are as many kinds of love as there are hearts.” -Leo Tolstoy, Anna Karenina

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my favorite feelings...

drinking hot tea on a freezing day.

sitting outside alone at night looking at the moon.

going to bed after finally finishing an assignment.

getting an answer right and knowing things at school.

talking to someone about a shared passion.

listening to the song you need to hear in a moment.

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The only reason you need to write a story is wanting to write it. You don't need a justification, an excuse, or an explanation. You just need an idea and a way to write it down.

What are you waiting for?

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Group of Three Girls, 1935, Amrita Sher-Gil (1913-1941)

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I’m writing a book

I don’t know why

Will people honestly want to read my mind?

It’s going to be about my life

My metaphorical thoughts

The days that I cried

But can’t explain why

And how I laughed so hard

Looking up to the sky

It’ll be my masterpiece

My blood sweat and tears

Because god knows I can’t seem to be honest with my peers

So I’ll just put it into a book and hope for the best

Because If I were to say it aloud I’d probably be under arrest

Today we are all open books

But what you don’t see is they are half open books

Because no one can be honest with everyone else

When they are not honest with themselves

-tamara-catherine

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i always carry a book out in public in hopes that someone attractive will notice and compliment my taste in literature so we can then get married

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Notes from the Underground, Fyodor Dostoevsky Alma Classics Evergreens

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“Please be patient with me. Sometimes when I’m quiet it’s because I need to figure myself out. It’s not because I don’t want to talk. Sometimes there are no words for my thoughts.”

— Kamla Bolanos

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if any of yall are interested in poetry and learning how to read, analyse, and appreciate a poem, check out this free course by the University of York that goes in-depth about reading poetry! i’m taking it now and it’s really good, 10/10 would recommend to anyone who is even a little bit interested in poetry

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if any of yall are interested in poetry and learning how to read, analyse, and appreciate a poem, check out this free course by the University of York that goes in-depth about reading poetry! i’m taking it now and it’s really good, 10/10 would recommend to anyone who is even a little bit interested in poetry

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once i realized i don’t need a special reason to dress up, buy myself flowers, take relaxing baths, buy something nice….. it kinda changed my life. sometimes you don’t need an excuse or specific reason to do something nice for yourself.