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My Gurage people I'm dying with ur foods 🔥🔥 A cool day with @sifendev

Discovering with @fuadbuild @sifendev

سلام الله في اليوم المطِلّ على خير البرية والأجلّ وفاض القلب للمحبوب شوقاً وفاح العطر من كادٍ وفلّ شفيع الخلق إذن أضنى وقوف وعاني الجمع من كرب ممِلّ فأكثروا من الصلاة على النبي عليه أفضل الصلاة وازكى التسليم 🍀

Introducing Blyp for convex. U can now directly stream your data directly from convex to any OTLP provider with detailed logging with blyp. https://www.blyp.dev/docs/integrations/convex #Opensource

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yene ena yantem ken ymetal eshi sifen😂

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Got premium☺️ just to let you know☺️ I will flex on this channel with cool emojis🥳

Announcing Docklet v0.0.1: A Lightweight Desktop Client for Docker I built Docklet, an open-source desktop application designed to provide a fast, minimal interface for managing Docker containers and images locally. Key Features - Real-Time System Metrics: Displays aggregate host CPU load, active container counts, and system memory consumption. - Container Management: Start, stop, and delete containers with one-click actions and view active port mappings..and more. Platform Support & Downloads Pre-compiled standalone binaries are available on the GitHub Releases page and landing page: - Linux: Universal x86_64 binary built against glibc 2.35 (compatible with Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, Arch, and Mint). - macOS: Universal binary supporting both Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) and Intel processors. - Windows: 64-bit standalone executable. Website: https://docklet-ochre.vercel.app GitHub Repository: https://github.com/ruhamabek/Docklet

Voxide is on product hunt 🤗 https://www.producthunt.com/products/voxide GO and show some love it only takes one click , but it means alot ❤️ and share this if you think voxide deserves to be on top we only need like 200 upvotes 😨

https://youtu.be/wL3maSWEoh8?si=_VRQ5ImR5Kyc1rTM @sifendev

This is still open if you got interesting questions but I'll reply on the sma not here @sifendev

enough sma for 2026, had fun. Hopefully you learned a thing or two. @sifendev

I’d say around 5 to 6 hours a day on average when I was learning, and I kept that up every day until now. I’d grind through a course, then build tons of projects... I'd come up with random ideas and just build them. I didn’t care if they were useful or made sense. I cared about how much I could learn from building them.

not much.... people around you shape who you become ig

communication skills are very, very crucial... you can have the technical skills but if your communication is lacking getting a remote job becomes much harder