Code and Thought

Just saw 1 vid from this person and liked the perspective... check it out guys, he talks about business. https://www.tiktok.com/@kalleltv?_r=1&_t=ZS-992p6lH2Wxh

We built the Jarvis for any web app you create. And you can do it all with just one prompt. 🤩 Introducing Voxide. Go to Voxide , create your assistant, copy your assistant specific integration prompt, and paste that to Claude, Cursor, or whatever tool you prefer for your project. And you’re done. 🥳 Your app can now not just speak and listen, but can: - Navigate - Fill out forms - Scroll - Read any page - Search - Click - Type You name it; anything you can imagine, Voxide can do. All it needs is your user’s command. Let your users Be the iron man , and let your app listen back. Try it at : http://Voxide.app/docs/ai-setup

my feeling inside after presenting a project i have been working on all night🥳

Born to be a farmer... I work hard to claim the freedom to be a farmer.👩🏻‍🌾

I swear mine was since childhood😭

ግን ግን መደፈር የሚባለውን ነገር ግን አስባቹታል? መቆራረጥንስ? መታነቅንስ? መገደልንስ? ከዚ ሁላ ቡሀላ እንደ ማስቲካ ልጣች መንገድ ላይ ተጥሎ መኬድንስ? ህፃን...7 አመት ብቻ የሆናት.....ትንሽዬ ልጅ...ኧረ እንደው ይሄ አለም #Sekina ትሰማ

ቅድም  tiktock gebahuna... I saw a post where Jordi Bezabh were talking about #sekina, a 7-year-old child who was raped, murdered, and left on the street like a dignity-less soul.... This kind of thing is painful to see, even in animals; it haunted me.... There are monsters with human skin, welahi💔 And also, I wanted to come here to shout out for Jordi and also against the thing that was done... and I guessed some of you will say, don't be a feminist and lelam lelam, so let it... but now my sheykhs got my back

The nostalgic feeling is knowing that if I take a picture or record a video today, save it, and revisit it 20 years from now, I can see this exact moment of my life again. And today is good. I'm free, happy, healthy, energetic. I have food on my table and a roof over my head. I have my family beside me, my friends, this community, and so many opportunities. But 20 years from now, so many of these things will have changed. Some will fade. I may lose friends. Some of my family members may no longer be here. I may not be as healthy or energetic. A lot will be different. Even if I become better financially, mentally, spiritually, and physically, that doesn't change the fact that I, and everything around me, are constantly changing and slowly moving toward nonexistence. So please, let's live the moment. Let's be good. Let's be kind. Let's love the world. Let's appreciate what we have while we have it. Let's be positive. Because one day, today's ordinary moments might be the memories we would give anything to experience again.

Introducing Kulch.site Do you get tired of pasting your CV into ChatGPT or Claude every time you apply for a new job — tweaking the same lines over and over? I did. So I built Kulch — a free CV workspace built around one simple idea: > You don't need one "perfect" CV. You need a truthful CV tailored to each opportunity. With Kulch, you can: • Create a CV from scratch or import an existing PDF • Duplicate your base CV and tailor separate versions for different roles • Edit with a live A4 preview across 4 resume templates • Compare your experience with a job description and get grounded AI guidance • Save version checkpoints and export clean, selectable PDFs • Work from desktop or mobile without losing the focused editing experience Kulch keeps suggestions review-first. It never silently changes your resume or invents experience for you. Try it out: https://www.kulch.site @pocodes

Two-hour session with sifen and my skill, and knowledge 📈.... Choose your environment well, peeps; it will affect you whether you like it or not.

AfuChat is now published by Am Kaweesi on Google Play, so you can try it. Get the app now and say hello world my people. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.afuchat.afuapp

Episode 4 is finally here! 🎙️🔥 I sat down with Birhan Nega, a software developer with over 10 years of experience, entrepreneur, company founder and content creator. We talked about his journey in tech, building a company in Ethiopia, working with international teams, discipline, remote opportunities, AI and what genuinely separates an experienced engineer from someone who only knows how to write code. Watch the full episode here 👇 🔗 https://youtu.be/w8SHWwDehS0

anyone registered to Africa academy this batch if so let's support each-other and if you want to register it is still open you can dm me let's create a group @fuadtesfaye girls talk to @Nezira_worku_ali

I think this SMA is the most valuable thing i have ever done since i opened this channel...me and other sisters are really motivated, and it made our(the non nikabi) heart on ease regarding nikab, so yall have to support us with the best of your duas and by making the world more suitable and welcoming for niqab.

guys developing, testing, or involving in any way with dating apps halal?

By the way, guys, I am interested in business and finance. I am also working on startups and learning business administration on weekends. I am a project manager with some certifications and experience, so don't expect dev stuff only from me. 😇

Books recommended for learning business & entrepreneurship

Mindset & Philosophy

The Millionaire Fastlane — MJ DeMarco Unscripted — MJ DeMarco Rich Dad Poor Dad — Robert Kiyosaki They Made America — Harold Evans Orange County, Inc. The Art of the Start — Guy Kawasaki

Finance & Strategy

The Right Exit Strategy How to Get Rich — Felix Dennis

Product, Efficiency & Innovation

Buy Back Your Time — Dan Martell The Lean Startup — Eric Ries The Innovator's Dilemma — Clayton Christensen Crossing the Chasm — Geoffrey Moore Blue Ocean Strategy — W. Chan Kim & Renée Mauborgne

Sales, Networking & Leadership

How to Be a Rainmaker — Jeffrey J. Fox Influence — Robert Cialdini Traction — Gino Wickman Never Split the Difference — Chris Voss Never Eat Alone — Keith Ferrazzi Multipliers — Liz Wiseman The Effective Executive — Peter Drucker

Grit & Persistence

Shoe Dog — Phil Knight The Hard Thing About Hard Things — Ben Horowitz

What I learned about self-educating in business & entrepreneurship: Books can give you the foundation, but real mastery comes from entering the arena and learning by doing. Core Pillars of Entrepreneurship: -Entrepreneurial Mindset: Developing an unconventional, proactive mentality. This involves moving from an employee mindset to that of a business owner and investor. -Accounting & Business Math: Understanding the 'language of business.' Key skills include reading financial statements, data analysis, and using probability for capital allocation. -Corporate Finance: Learning how to manage resources, evaluate Total Addressable Market (TAM), unit economics, and managing exit strategies or acquisitions. -Efficiency & Product-Market Fit: Focusing on solving real problems through a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and avoiding the 'Field of Dreams' fallacy—building something nobody wants. -Sales & Networking: Emphasizing that businesses survive on sales. The founder must often act as the 'chief of business development' and build genuine professional relationships. -Leadership, Management, & Grit: Transitioning from a sole operator to a leader as the business scales, while maintaining the persistence to survive make-or-break moments. Key Takeaway: You can learn frameworks and strategies from books, but you only discover what you're capable of when you actually build, sell, fail, adapt, and keep going.