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Shall I release it today or in the morning?

This is so heartbreaking 😭 ነፍስሽን እግዚአብሔር አምላክ ከጻድቃን፣ ከሰማዕታትና ከቅዱሳን ማኅበር ጋር በአጸደ ገነት ያኑርልን። Life is very short and unpredictable I swear, Such a cursed world 😭

Repost from Sapphire Builds.
Announcing Docklet v0.0.1: A Lightweight Desktop Client for Docker I built Docklet, an open-source desktop application design
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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. Websitehttps://docklet-ochre.vercel.app GitHub Repository: https://github.com/ruhamabek/Docklet

Am i the only one working on 4 projects at the same time? I have three different work projects, one personal, and i am adding one more now 😂

Made this, Gonna release it today 👀 how many of you would use it?

This is the most insane AI Voice interaction i have ever had. Been following their work for a while and was actually testing it a while ago and its amazing, Y'all should try it, its the most realistic Human sounding AI voice I have ever heard https://app.sesame.com/

I forgot deleting my RDS instance on AWS and now its going to cost me this much 😭 I thought I deleted it
I forgot deleting my RDS instance on AWS and now its going to cost me this much 😭 I thought I deleted it

Someday you will look back at all the progress you made and be sooo freaking glad you didn't give up.

I have wrote an article about How inherited property turned women into an accounting problem, and why the excuses still sound
I have wrote an article about How inherited property turned women into an accounting problem, and why the excuses still sound the same.. Read it here

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6CDnNdblnzs Someone said I sound like this when I sing amharic songs 😂

👀 The most shocking sma
👀 The most shocking sma

I think telegram need to solve this bug, how many of you have been banned to send a message or something to not contacts, so basically the problem is if you send the word "ፒክቸርስ" in english it bans you. and its very annoying

Currently working on a project, more than 69 tables(30+ enums), 179 api routes across 20 controllers, 30+ pages, built in 11
Currently working on a project, more than 69 tables(30+ enums), 179 api routes across 20 controllers, 30+ pages, built in 11 phases the past week 😭 (Client project) basically they are trying to replace more than 60% of their workers

There are some i can't just post here 😂but i guess thats enough for today

I don't have any regrets, I like where i am right now, healthy and blessed, and every bad action too lead me here.
I don't have any regrets, I like where i am right now, healthy and blessed, and every bad action too lead me here.

Since you’ve already done email filtering + AML, I’d challenge you to build a real-time fraud detection platform. Ingest tran
Since you’ve already done email filtering + AML, I’d challenge you to build a real-time fraud detection platform. Ingest transactions as a stream, score each transaction for risk, detect unusual behavior over time, and have the system explain why it flagged something. that would be really cool

I’d say the biggest shift is when you stop just making things work and start understanding why they work. Being able to debug
I’d say the biggest shift is when you stop just making things work and start understanding why they work. Being able to debug without panicking, read unfamiliar code, break down a problem yourself, use documentation effectively, and build something without needing a tutorial for every step. You don’t have to know everything tho, you just become better at figuring things out.

Honestly, I think you’ve already done a lot of the “move on” things people usually recommend. Maybe the next step isn’t tryin
Honestly, I think you’ve already done a lot of the “move on” things people usually recommend. Maybe the next step isn’t trying harder to get over it, but letting yourself accept that it still hurts sometimes without treating that as a setback. Healing isn’t always about staying busy enough that you don’t feel it. Sometimes you have to sit with it, understand what you’re actually grieving, and slowly build a life that feels meaningful even when the pain shows up. You don’t have to force yourself to stop caring overnight, you just have to keep choosing yourself while you do. ❤️

Waiting for the "perfect moment" is really just fear of failure or imperfection in disguise. The best way to accept that star
Waiting for the "perfect moment" is really just fear of failure or imperfection in disguise. The best way to accept that starting is the only way is to drastically lower the stakes of the first step. Give yourself permission to make something messy, imperfect, or flawed at first, clarity and confidence come after you start moving, never before. Commit to just 5 or 10 minutes of low-pressure action every day without judging the result, and let momentum do the rest.

Hello, i am good, how are you? and Don't stop is all i can say, as i always say don't trap yourself in a tutorial hell, Inste
Hello, i am good, how are you? and Don't stop is all i can say, as i always say don't trap yourself in a tutorial hell, Instead of watching long videos, try building tiny things immediately. Watch 10 minutes of a tutorial, close it, and try recreating something simple. and then do something complex through time. nobody really memorizes the whole syntax, most coding is knowing how to google, solve problems step by step