Prasad patil -- technoledge

  How to learn data mining?  what exactly is the definition of data mining? First let’s look at a picture This picture lists the skills you need to become a data analyst. You can’t help but sigh, this is terrible! So let’s start with a simple example. Imagine the vast sea, we want to extract valuable oil from the sea. For the average person, the sea is hard to perceive, let alone find the treasure. But for skilled oil miners, the sea has coordinates. They explore the geology and analyze the geological formations to find out where they are more likely to have oil. Then use the mining tool to carry out deep excavation until the oil is hit. The sea, geological information, and oil are the result of data sources, geographic locations, and analysis for the miners. And the data mining work we have to do is like drilling. By analyzing these data, we find the law from the huge data and find the treasure. Photo by Ian Simmonds on Unsplash The basic process of data mining Before I offic...

  Understanding Web 3.0 in a non-technical way. Here I explain web 3.0 in layman's terms. Of course, we might encounter some technical details in between, but I promise to break it down 😀. I know you must have been seeing a lot of posts in this space about web 3 right? To some extent you are thinking "Am I in the right space"? Don't mind them, you are in the right space just that I need to update you on the latest. The only difference is that some technologies started becoming more popular now with the rise in popularity of cryptocurrency (of course, you know or have heard of the likes of bitcoin, Ethereum, etc. ). This comes with a lot of other technologies that accompanied it, one of which is web 3.0. In this article, I will explain web 3.0 to you as if you are a baby(though you are not a baby) and make sure you understand it. *  Let's start I know the problem is not just hearing about web 3.0 but all the crazy words that come with it, like DAO, Smart Contract,...