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The hike was super fun, I met a lotta people. Some were shy some were super extroverted. But overall it was a dope experience... And a exhausting one too 😴 Here are some of the creators I met today @shegocodes @codeandcoffee1 @the_dual_journey a med student who also likes coding @leotriesdesign @web3abbysinia the NFT guy Gnight everyone. I'm gonna sleep like baby😴 @yeab_dev

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I have been part of dozens of businesses, becoming a CEO back in 2010 E.C with the most pretentious, egoistic, and cringe company name called Andegna Systems PLC. I consulted a couple of huge companies like Lewi Hotel and Resort before I graduated from uni, which I don't even list on my resume 🤷‍♂️ I founded 5 or 6 companies as a CEO or as a CTO, and was involved in over 10 companies. Every one of them failed for different reasons, except the last one. You can fail a million times; you just need to succeed once. Now everyone around me is set for life. Now I do it for the love of the sport.

Here's the much anticipated football game , Enjoy!!! https://youtu.be/C42Qgl6Xmeg

My workflow lately - fire up wip.et first thing in the morning at work - add a todo - Lock in 🔥 #wip @yeab_dev

let game begin 🔥 @yeab_dev

Here's wip.et a shameless clone of wip.co done quick and dirty in a few hours. its a public accountability feed with a streak leaderboard. no social media features yet , not even liking eachother , just you ship something as a todo or done. you plan then execute. @rb_wk & @robi_makes_stuff

Was working on something kind of like on the side Don't look at the UI not proud of that just the idea of it 😁 So the idea is It's an sdk you can download as a developer and let people use your app like fully with voice like entirely Whatever type of website you have you can implement voice control feature in it now Sort of like Alexa for any web you know Will share how you can use this in your own app latter

Introducing ScholarXIV • youtu.be/Zy_m1-px-fQ For a long time research has been scattered, lacked powerful tools and had bad user experience. That ends today! ScholarXIV is a next-gen research platform that comes with a set of powerful tools and features to make research a very insightful and an indepth experience. ScholarXIV let's you build your own research library, curate papers and share them. It also let's users like, bookmark and comment on each and every paper. But the most powerful feature is the AI research with sandboxes. This bring a whole new aspect of conducting research. The sandboxes let you generate files, run simulation and so much more. ScholarXIV also has a proactive feature called Pulse. In Pulse your recently liked and bookmarked papers are converted into a quick and cross-research articles to save you time. Checkout ScholarXIV.com (@ScholarXIV) for many more epic features like advanced search, paper selection, content analysis and much more. #MyProjects #ScholarXIV @Dagmawi_Babi

Reverse engineered Safaricom Kimem MIFI's dashboard API with Claude. Got it to send me an SMS message. [here] Got it to make a USSD call. [here] A markdown guide for people who wanna play around with the API. [here]

We are at 120+ respondents. Thank you, really. It would be great to reach the 200 goal. If you haven't yet please fill, share etc. And of course, anonymous, open-source and generally a good thing. Here's a breakdown of the preliminary demo data. poll.yaf.et

So I'm about to decide the biggest decision in my life and am not gonna uodate you on this. I'll come back with a video soon... Prolly on YouTube ✌️ @yeab_dev

Gotta make sure not to miss it this time🔥

I’ve been thinking about how much our network affects our life decisions. I met a friend on campus around 4 years ago, and somehow that connection influenced where I live today. His brother has been living around Saris for a few years, and through them I ended up renting a place there too. What’s crazy is that someone I didn’t even know existed made a decision 3 years ago that ended up affecting my decisions today.🤯 I only met the guy a week ago. If I had never met my friend back then, I probably would’ve rented somewhere completely different. Different environment, different routine, different people around me... all because of one connection. A lot of the decisions we think are “fully ours” are actually shaped by the people we meet, the places they introduce us to, and the options they make visible to us. Your network doesn’t just bring opportunities. It quietly shapes your path. So pick your network wisely. Have a good day✌️ #thoughts @yeab_dev

POV: when you try to use your authority but you don't know what to do with it🤦‍♂

I started coding at 13 because I needed money to help my family. That was the whole reason. No CS degree. No team. No funding. Just me in Addis Ababa, building things and hoping they’d work. My cofounder Alazar Solomon and I shipped 7 products. Got into Founders Inc in San Francisco. But every single product taught me the same thing: The ops layer will kill you before your idea ever gets the chance to. We were spending 60 hours a week on outreach, invoices, content, finance, customer support — things that had nothing to do with why we started building in the first place. And I kept meeting other founders with the same problem. Especially AI founders. Building fully automated products for their customers. Running their own companies completely manually. That irony broke my brain. So we built RAVN. An AI-native OS for AI-native companies. Every function of your business runs autonomously. You approve the 4 decisions a day that actually need a human. My cofounder Alazar Solomon and I built this because I needed it. Because my dad needed me to need it. If you’re building an AI-native company in 2026, this was made for you. RAVN