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Soo i will be attending the third cybersecurity awareness month by 29 and 30 Oct 2026
If there's anyone interested in cybersecurity and wanna connect with different people you all can register and attend... actually there will be a lot of interesting people to connect with based on the speakers and attendees detail: Application Link
Repost from Code & Coffee
STARK Hackathon vlog is here, guys
Come experience the event through my eyes from the energy, the people, and all the moments in between.
Hope you enjoy watching
Go check it out
https://youtu.be/YErFwCv8fAA?si=oc_RXpAh06tqL3FY
Repost from Tech Nerd
Introducing Nuzz, a social focus prodcutivity app
• Track focus sessions & build streaks
• Block distracting apps
• Focus with friends or join live rooms
• Find a buddy & keep each other accountable
• Record timelapses of your work
• compete and climb the leaderboard
nuzz.space
@selfmadecoder
Repost from GTB
Welcome to Livery🤩
i saw alot of developers struggle with design , welp
you dont have to worry about design anymore.
you can copy the design psychology , of the best cracked designers out there 🤩
and use that as a skill to improve yours.
ofcourse this wont replace the whole thing , but it can help you get started and put your foot on the ground of a good basement. ❤️
livery.site
This is really great solution for any security test before you send your product for INSA check
I recommend you all try it on your project and the use is so simple like you can run npm commands and see the results 🔥🔥
We can be grateful for how far we've come and still want more.
Being ambitious doesn't mean we're ungrateful.
Sometimes it simply means we know there's still so much more we're capable of becoming.eell… highly recommend these sessions for keeping the mind at peace 😌✨
consider it a little reset for the soul 🤍
Soo… 👀
i know i’ve been a little inactive on this channel over the past month... between settling back to campus, classes, planning and everything else going on things got a little overwhelming...andd to make things even more interesting my immune system decided to join the struggle... 😭😂
But guess what? WE’RE BACK, AND WE’RE BACK WITH THE ENERGY! 🔥
Alsooo, FINAL YEAR HAS OFFICIALLY BEGUN! :)
A new chapter, new experiences, new challenges and hopefully lots of exciting things to share with you all 🙂
This looks cute and lovely 🥰🥰
Go get yours and also it has so many customisations and can use it on your sites too 🤌
Repost from N/a
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Kura benchmark repository is now public.
We are building Kura around a CPU-first approach to AI inference, using CPU, RAM, and NVMe as a coordinated execution system.
The goal is to investigate how large AI models can be executed under limited memory without depending entirely on GPU VRAM or requiring the complete model to reside in RAM.
The repository includes reproducible benchmarks, constrained-memory experiments, MoE workloads, and performance data from our ongoing development.
We are making the benchmark work public so the results and engineering decisions can be examined as Kura develops.
Repository:-
https://github.com/fraol163/kura-benchmarks
Anyone who want to get a full time QA job dm me on the channel in the next 3hours i will recommend you.
(Also previous experience is a plus)
Repost from Software Guy
The wait is over 🎉
Here is the short video made with my story fully made by AI
https://youtu.be/hUsA2s-pqJU
Repost from Merry’s Thought
There are many things in life that can disappoint us.
Things don't always go the way we imagined. People don't always treat us the way we hoped. Sometimes life simply takes a turn we didn't expect.
And slowly, these experiences can change us.
We become more careful with people. We think twice before trusting. We don't give as freely as we once did. Not necessarily because we want to become different, but because somewhere along the way, we learn to protect ourselves.
But I think there is something worth remembering through all of that.
We don't have to lose the softness that was always part of us.
Maybe life is meant to change us. Maybe we are supposed to become wiser, understand people better, and learn when to protect ourselves.
But I hope we can do that without losing the parts of ourselves that were genuine from the beginning.
To still care. To still trust when trust is deserved. To still see the good in things, even after we have learned that not everything is good.
Because growing wiser doesn't have to mean becoming colder.
Some things are worth protecting, and I think a good heart is one of them.
Repost from TechVibe
Btw guys, I forgot to mention
There’s a mobile dev Intern position at our company right now. If you’re good at what you do, there’s a chance you can turn it into a full-time position.
If you’re interested, don’t miss it DM me with your cv @alnova19
@devwitheyob
#opportunities #intern
This is honestly one of the cleanest ways to collect and share resources fr 🙌
It’s always been hard for new students to find university resources because everything was scattered and difficult to access or share. Thanks to @eyucore it’s now much easier for students to find, organize and share resources across different departments 👌
if you’re an AAU student take advantage of this!
Repost from OPPsphere
Internship opportunity at FSDE for students with business background
https://fsdethiopia.org/work-with-us-2/
@OPPsphere
Repost from Code & Coffee
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I built See Through
a place where you can anonymously share your experience working at a company.
I’ve been adding companies I know, but if you can’t find yours, you can add it using just the company’s website. The site will pull the basic company info from there. Just make sure the company doesn’t already exist before adding it.
Write an honest review about your experience. No fake reviews, false claims, or unnecessary bad words.
You can also read reviews from people who worked at companies you know and comment if you think something is inaccurate or doesn’t match your experience.
You do need to register with your email, but your reviews are anonymous unless you choose to show your identity.
And one important thing: don’t believe every review 100%. There’s no perfect way to verify that everyone actually worked at the company, so use your judgment. If you see something inappropriate or clearly problematic, there’s a report button please use it.
The more people contribute, the more useful See Through becomes.
Check it out, share it with someone who might find it useful, and add your experience.
