I have investing some time this afternoon watching this video about types of people:
You can find a lot of information on https://www.dots.nz/,
The 4 profiles proposed are called dots: yellow, purple, red and blue. I have saved this summary for my poor memory:
Probably one of the dots is the dominant to you, but more than sure is that you have.
I find this type of things useful for understanding the pre-cognitive behaviors and understanding how to communicate with people better.
In Q3 slot my focus was to increase my basis about the Wardley Maps. I have translated the book into Spanish and I have started a set of maps related to gameplays.
During this quarter I would like to increase this knowledge with more examples and practical work. The big challenge to me is not going to be able to generate content, but to increase the number of people having conversations about it.
Death line = 31/December/2020
This place is the best source of help I found for learning details and reviewing examples of Pine Script code for tradingview indicators and strategies:
https://kodify.net/tradingview-programming-articles/
(For my poor memory)
I have decided some weeks ago that for this quarter I was going to do something different. After 4 quarters investing time on trading, crypto-currencies, machine learning and blockchain it’s time to change.
The challenge is to obtain the PgMP certification.
Following the V2MOM model:
https://www.marinetraffic.com is the type of place where I spend some times navigating and enjoying seeing how the things happen…
This is the purpose of Guifi.net, a place where there are so many interconnected routers, lines and individuals sharing their network with a clear purpose: open, free and neutral.
You can see a map where you will see how extended the network is:
In Sevilla there is a cooperative working under the same principles: SevillaGuifi.net
This is a 1 hour video, that talks about life, being professional, and security.
I enjoyed it a lot, and I would like to save the link,
There are so many tutorials about almost everything, this time I found this one: https://www.guru99.com
Python was the one who took the first look, but I went quickly to other tutorials.
I am inmersed now on a SAP HCM project, so I have read the basis of the SAP Infotype organization and other relevant stuff that the consultants are mentioning every single day.
Read tutorials is hard, but these ones are in real “plain english” so you quickly understand the topics. They are focused on people without knowledge of a topic.
Some years ago I read the back of the napkin, and I apply some of the tips from that book.
This week, I reached the web page of Eva-Lotta Lamm, and this nice video about sketching (that I want to remind).
