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መልካም ሰንበት 💛
እነርሱ ግን በባሕር ላይ ሲሄድ ባዩት ጊዜ ምትሀት መሰላቸውና ጮኹ፥ ሁሉ አይተውታልና፥ ታወኩም። ወዲያውም ተናገራቸውና። አይዞአችሁ፤ እኔ ነኝ፥ አትፍሩ አላቸው። ወደ እነርሱም ወደ ታንኳይቱ ገባ፥ ነፋሱም ተወ፤ በራሳቸውም ያለ መጠን እጅግ ተገረሙ የማርቆስ ወንጌል 6:49-51#Sunday @byte_philosopher
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Enough for today, tomorrow is senbet let's get rest to attend the liturgy early in the morning.
Good night dears
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For time management guys, I want to say something. The more you have alot of works, you will get to manage your time. So try to make yourself busy that is how I mange my time. The more you are free, the more you waste it.
Tho still I am not good at it
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And for those who asked me to meet in person, I will let you know when I come to any meetups. For sure, we will have a good time.
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I was watching the left SMA.
Let me answer the left once.
1. When and why did you start coding?
It was kinda grade 9 (5 years from now on) and it was Python. I did projects with my friend and we won our first hackathon. After that, I really got into programming, especially ML stuff.
In Grade 10, I took quantum computing by qubit-by-qubit hosted by IBM.
In Grade 11, I did my first ever OOP-oriented system; it was with C#.
In Grade 12, I got a chance to be in the 3rd batch at INSA, and I exposed myself to web stuff like React and Node.js.
In freshman year, I was working on web, and then this year I wanted to deep dive into AI/ML, and I am doing that now. This is a journey.
2. Actually, do you code by hand line by line now? Because I am tired to learn by myself.
Honestly, I do agentic coding now. It saves time, but you also have to guide everything. Otherwise, the output would be worse. But I don't recommend it for beginners because it doesn't teach you.
3. What do you want to continue in the future?
I don't know; maybe shifting to quantum. I really love it.
I saw a lot of courage and support. Love you guys, fr. It really means a lot. I am very very glad for having you here🫶
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@edentity_crisis , @techStepsHub and I had so much fun with scooter(it was my first time). Y'all have to try this thing.
and I can say @edentity_crisis is pro.
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Repost from N/a
So would you like to see what it actually looks for us? Would you want to read it with an open mind? (An actual open mind pls)
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Repost from N/a
Hey guys. So as a Woman, that really avoids "men vs women" kinda conversations cause they're sooo pointless, I'm trying a different approach for the genuine, open minded and immediately triggered lemayhonu sewoch.
A lot of us live in a good pocket, tech, creative circles, liberal spaces, where things can honestly look fine for women. We pick our friends, our rooms, the people we keep close, and inside that it's easy to think it's mostly solved. But there are mindsets that follow each of us everywhere. Even me, and many women.
For men that don't have our experience demo it's easier for that mindset to slip in as something that's okay. From this "safe bubble" sinweta demo the world (including other women) are there to put us down in many ways.
So I wrote a piece as a picture, not a lecture, so you could actually feel what it's like to move through the world as a woman, inside the bubble and out of it. Including what the so-called 'man-hater' is really reacting to, because it isn't hate, even when it sounds like it.
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And for this one medium is so helpful. You can read something you want rather than juggling a lot of articles.
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July, bytephilosopher,
Most importantly, this month I understood how fast I am as a learner. Every week, I was implementing new research from scratch. I was deep diving into deep learning and Neural Networks. It's pretty interesting but also requires reading research and analyzing well. Plus, I was experimenting by working on mini image generation, text generation, and mini Codex things. It was kind of enjoyable but also hard at some points.
Plus, I had three presentations this month. God, every week I was literally sleep-deprived to make it much better and understand everything.
So this month is all about learning new stuff. Implementing hard math into actual code.
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Many Telegram creators are getting into real content creation (YouTube, TikTok, etc.). Do I have to end?😁
If I start YouTube, my whole videos would be exploring new places 🙃 or product reviews. God, it is really hard stuff, fr. Big respect to all new YouTube content creators.
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Another one from @eyudevs. Bro is moving so fast fr. Proud of u.
This one helps, please go and check it out.
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