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It’s just a chill space where I share my thoughts, things I’m learning, mistakes I make, and random dev moments. I opened this to stay committed, grow, and learn with others. If you vibe with that, grab your coffee and let’s figure out tech together ☕️💻
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Repost from ጉጉት's Journey
its bruce on but first coffee 😳
bro is yelele unserious
https://youtu.be/uUnwBXWg9Jc
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That project you abandoned for 2 weeks then reopened like nothing happened
The project be like:
“WHO ARE YOU??”
Authentication not working
You forgot the DB credentials
Password 🤔
Username 🤨
Folder structure so messy
and now you sitting there like
“wtf who made this project in the first place?”
I am crying. This is true story 😭
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Repost from N/a
Asking 2 minutes of your time.
We are just young people with big dreams trying to create something impactful for Ethiopia. 🇪🇹
Today, QuantumKit Technologies is officially nominated for the Annual LinkedIn Changemaker Awards Ethiopia, under the category of Best Influential Startup of the Year
We honestly stayed quiet about this nomination for a while.
Not because it didn’t matter to us but because we were more focused on building, improving, and creating real impact behind the scenes.
But after many messages and encouragement from our supporters asking to support QuantumKit.…we finally decided to join the vote us challenge.
But now we need our community beside us ;
🗳️ Please vote for QuantumKit Technologies here:
https://changemakeraward.com/share/quantumkit-technologies.html?cat=cat_startup_year
And don’t stop there…
Please SHARE this post with your friends, classmates, coworkers, and family.
Thank you for every vote, every share, and every person supporting our journey 🙏🏽
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A friend of mine started his channel today, and honestly, I just wanna say how proud I am of him
Me and Abdu used to work together during our internship. Back then he was only a first-year CS student, but the crazy part was…. he already knew so much. He’s a self-taught developer, and fr he taught me a lot of things too. I’ve always been amazed by his journey and how much effort he puts into improving himself.
Now he’s studying, working, and living independently all at the same time, which is honestly inspiring to watch.
I’m really happy to witness your journey, my man. Keep going, this is only the beginning 🙌
And trust me, I’m 100% sure you’ll learn something valuable from his posts, so make sure to subscribe to his channel @noorify_ai
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Today’s prompt engineering lesson
I learned that advanced prompting is basically designing how the AI thinks.
Main concepts:
- Few-shot prompting → give examples so AI follows patterns
- Chain-of-thought → force step-by-step reasoning instead of random answers
- Role prompting → “act as a senior backend engineer” changes the depth and perspective (most of us use this ig)
- Multi-step prompting → split work into:
Plan
Execute
Refine
Big realization:
LLMs are pattern machines.
The clearer the structure and reasoning flow, the better the output.
Prompt engineering is starting to feel less like chatting with AI and more like programming intelligence
The more understanding you have about what you’re building, the better you can explain it, structure it, and guide the AI.
And the clearer your direction is, the better the output becomes.
That’s why good developers now have an even bigger advantage because actually knowing what you’re doing matters more than ever
#learning #LLM #promptengineering
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Believe it or not,
AI subscriptions are gonna become a basic necessity in the next few years like paying rent or buying groceries.
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Today’s prompt engineering lesson hit different 😭
Turns out prompting isn’t about asking AI nicely like
“please bro I’m frustrated make it work I’m dying 😭” (this is what i say)
or screaming at it like
“WHAT THE F ARE YOU DOING MAKE IT WORK 😭”
Neither worked
It’s actually about directing clearly.
Good prompts should:
- define roles
- reduce ambiguity
- add constraints
- control output format
- guide reasoning step-by-step
Big realization:
AI gets smarter when your instructions get clearer.
Prompt engineering is basically structured thinking + iteration.
#learning #LLM #promptengineering
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This is for my boss. ( He is not here I am venting )
Bro, can you stop saying use AI 20 times? I am using a free version. Can you pay or shut your fucking mouth because the free version can't do the magic you're asking for.
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"The water doesn't get warm just because you jumped in late."What a great writing 👌🏽
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"The water doesn't get warm just because you jumped in late."What a great writing 👌🏽
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Repost from Sun's Orbit
#writings
#rant
Waves I never touched🌊
I read something along the lines of "The water doesn't get warm just because you jumped in late." and I thought about all the moments of hesitation and the pep talks I gave myself throughout the years. The time I spent readjusting, overthinking... procrastinating, maybe if I added them together, they would make up a year. A year spent, lost making myself believe i can, instead of simply doing. As a kid, I loved the water. Cold was shock, hot was pain, but still, I loved it nonetheless. Then I discovered drowning and fear. I rehearse how I would swim just in case I might drown. I swam a hundred times without ever touching the water. I keep telling myself, "I'm just thinking," over thinking as if a thought alone could bend time. I plan every scenario, versions of myself I never met, then I call it preparation. And on top of that, it's cold. My fear settles in, whispering, "Is it a must for you to swim?" This is not about public pools and water for those who understand. Its about the way my hesitation became my ocean; an ocean so vast, i swam to its depth. I became great at overanalyzing everything but doing none. And maybe that’s the cruelest trick of all , I trained myself to swim in imagined waters rehearsed every stroke, every breath but never touched the surface. The ocean I built was not made of waves but of delays, not salt but doubt. I drowned in the versions of myself I never let live.
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"The water doesn't get warm just because you jumped in late."What a great writing 👌
