How Are You? How Are You Doing Today? How Do You Feel?

Thankyou for askingI am feeling binded and fettered by the everyday expenditures which are failing to help me save any cash whatsoever so that i can start something of my own. Yes, My own business. I have so much going on, working on my brain to get started, but the commitments i have towards the family plus debt arrears thats stopping me to start something of my own.

I want to say good bye to jobs and own a few businesses which i can run on my own, managing my own way. Business is taking a risk and working towards it with full determination to succeed and be profitable. That requires lots of cash or atleast i should have 50% cash so i can borrow the other 50%.

But even to save that 50% looks like a never ending saga of daily life expenditures. Every single time, i try saving, any emergency situation props up forcing me to just shell out the savings if any or just again get into a debt.I have realized SAVING money is an art.

It requires great skills, lots and lots of patience, determination, loads of Discipline.More or less i am getting there and probably would and achieve what i want to. Its just that i cant stop trying.

But, this edgy way of going through difficulties in itself is an enjoyment which one can cherish and remember once you have reached that pinnacle of success. I believe

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Is calling racist people 'racist', racist?

First off: You cant be racist half the time.

To be racist means you think more highly of one race than you do another. You can be racist to Caucasians, Mexicans, Blacks, etc. You cannot be racist to white supremacists or racists.

You can be prejudice to racists, though.So now lets rephrase the question: Is it unfair to judge people on the basis of being racist? That depends.

Its unfair to say a racist is a murderer/crook/etc. on the basis that theyre racist. It is fair to say that person might be judging people unfairly when they prioritize race.

But the better question is: is that appropriate? If you want to punch a nazi in the face because you think youre doing the world a favor, just remember youre justifying the actions of that racist. You cannot deem someones actions to be wrong and then replicate their own actions against them then claim you are superior to them because you didnt share their viewpoint.

If you really want to stop racism or help convince those people to your side, its always going to be more intelligent to open up to those people. Talk to them. Get to know their view of things.

If you are an individual of a different race than them, show them their view of an inferior race is a misconception and untrue. Thats the real way to end racism

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Why did you learn Machine Learning?

Because of its generality.

If you want a successful, productive, professional career adding value, a good question to ask yourself is:What do I need to know such that I'll be the most useful to the widest range of people?Now let's imagine you are a real pro at the black magic that is machine learning. You know the weaknesses, strengths, run times, hardware requirements, and best software for every popular ML algorithm.

You're familiar with every paper published at NIPS, CVPR, ICML, and ECCV from the last decade. You know the most informative visualization tools for even the most unruly data. You can train an LSTM to generate human-esque tweets.

In fact, you can write a chat bot that'll pass the Turing test. You use Reinforcement Learning to beat the worldu2019s best DOTA 2 players. Your neural networks can extract language independent meaning from natural language text.

You're a beast who's abstracted away pure-intelligence into a firearm, ready to be fired at any problem apes have been smacking for the past century. If you are this apparent oracle, you are immediately useful to any business that records data. A hospital wants you to diagnose patients.

A tech company wants you to determine user behavior. Finance companies want you to predict stock movements. Insurance companies want you to predict natural disasters and the spread of disease.

Car companies want you to program their cars. Google wants you no matter what!It's this reasoning that convinced me ML is the best subject matter to learn.

It's extremely general, very useful and newly applicable.So I'd ask you, why not learn ML?

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How can we say hello in Spanish?

u201cHellou201d it's self only has one translation, which is u201cHolau201d. There's no u201chiu201d in Spanish.If you meant to ask for forms of greetings in general not just hello, keep reading.

There's also a bonus at the end.u201cu00bfQuu00e9 tal?u201d/ u201cWhat's up?

u201c (not the literal translation)u201cu00bfCu00f3mo te va?u201d/ u201cHow are you?u201d (in a very casual/colloquial way.

Once again, this isn't a literal translation. u201chow are you?u201d is actually u201cu00bfCu00f3mo estu00e1s?

u201d)u201cBuenos du00edasu201d/ u201cGood morning/dayu201du201cBuenas tardesu201d / u201cGood afternoonu201d (also used for evening)u201cBuenas nochesu201d / u201cGood nightu201d (that's the literal translation. It's not really used outside the context of u201cI'm/you're about to go to sleepu201d)**Bonus**u201cBuenasu201d. Just like that, on its own.

The wors literally means u201cGoodu201d, as you may have noticed up there. But if I were to say that there is a translation for the greeting u201chiu201d, it would be this. It's also useful to use it when one likes the time greetings and is not carrying a watch.

You might feel embarrassed to say good morning when it's already 12pm. I don't know.But really, this is almost as used as u201chiu201d in English.

It's very casual/colloquial yet at the same time its formal. Not too formal, but you wouldn't look bad if you used it with your boss, unlike u201chiu201d

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What should you never say to a Jamaican?

First off, before I begin, my grandparents are Jamaican.

My mother was born here in the States, as was I, making me second generation.A few ignorant things Iu2019ve heard, and am still hearing:u201cCan you speak Jamaican?u201dI don't know.

Do you speak American?Its called Patwa, dummy. And Iu2019m not sure if Iu2019d call it so much of a language rather than a dialect or accent.

u201cDo your grandparents smoke weed?u201dNo. Do yours?

u201cWhy donu2019t you ever wear those dread-things? I always see you and your mom with straight hair.u201dWhy donu2019t you ever do something with that wet dog look?

I always see your hair in the same boring style.Donu2019t ever call or refer to someone as a u201cblood clotu201d. Just donu2019t.

Not nice. Not cool. Avoid it.

Justu2026donu2019t say it. u201cDo you know insert name? He works at insert place.

Heu2019s Jamaican too!u201dNot sure. Do you know Kim Kardashian?

Kanye West? How about Taylor Swift? Nou2026?

Huh. What a disappointment.u201cI just found out Rihanna was from Jamaica!

Isnu2019t that so cool. u201dReal experience. I just stared.

I didnu2019t really even know this person. Some kid just pointed to me, said u201cI think sheu2019s from Jamaica. Angel, arenu2019t you from Jamaica?

u201d Before I could say no, their buddy yelled this across the room. Not so much embarrassing as awkwardu2026Thatu2019s all for now.Much love, one love-a n g e l l

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How should I start a conversation with a girl instead of u201chi, howu2019s your day etcu201d?

The problem with most men who are trying to talk to women is that they're not interested in the woman they're talking to. They may think they're pretty, or just want something from them (sex or the increase in status from being associated with a pretty girl).So, if I'm only talking to a girl because I think she's u201cprettyu201d how do you suppose I say anything other than u201c Hi, you're prettyu201d.

Or try to force small u201chow are youu201d talk, in hopes that she'll give me an opening to get what I want from her?When you're actually interested in a girl for more reasons than just her looks you begin talking to her about all the things you're interested in about her.Also, when you have standards you'll have talking points, because you'll want to see if this person is up to standard.

If your only standard for the reason you like a girl is u201c she just has to be prettyu201d. Then she already feels validated by you, so what's the point of talking to you?Imagine if one of your standards was u201c I only date women who come from two parent homesu201d.

Part of a conversation you have with a woman would be about her family and her upbringing. You'll be asking questions to see if she's fit for you. The most standards you have, the more conversation you have.

And she'll also be thrilled to know that you're genuinely interested in her. And not just interested because you're private parts tell you to be.

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Is it difficult to learn assembly language?

Learning to code in assembly language is not really that hard. In most of them it is just moving data between memory and registers, operating on them with arithmetic and logical operations, and doing read/writes to I/O ports if you have them.The biggest issue is if your register set is not orthogonal (as in the x86 instruction set - meaning some registers can only be used for specific instructions) and there are special purpose registers for some operations (e.

g. multiply). This is often handled by saving use of the special registers only when the operation would require it (unless you know the results are moved out of those special registers quickly).

For system code, you may need to learn the hardware a bit. E.g.

enabling and disabling interrupts, writing interrupt handlers (no changes of register values after the return - although the BIOS of the PC used software interrupts as a function call mechanism and returned values in the registers which is not the same)After a bit, you will learn algorithmic tricks that can be performed with math (e.g. a bitwise XOR has a lot of purposes) operations.

And if you read the instruction manual carefully, you will learn how to choose faster instructions and methods, and optimize code.The hard part is coding and accomplishing larger operations that are much easier in a high-level language. But it can be done.

Using assembly function calls are your best friend, breaking a large operation into smaller, more manageable components.See also my answer here What are the good methods to raise the efficiency of programming in assembly language?