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Drinking 3L of water daily helps you avoid other people’s drama because you’re too busy peeing😁😁😁 Stay hydrated

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Big Social Media Platforms a look at the biggest social media platforms, who created them, who owns them now, and how much they’re worth • Facebook: 2004 | Creator: Mark Zuckerberg + team Meta | Net worth: ~$900 B • YouTube:  2005 | Creators: Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, Jawed Karim Google | Net worth: ~$250–300 B • Twitter (X): 2006 | Creators: Jack Dorsey + team Elon Musk | Net worth: ~$35–40 B • Reddit:  2005 | Creators: Steve Huffman, Alexis Ohanian Advance Publications | Net worth: ~$36–42 B • Instagram: 2010 | Creators: Kevin Systrom, Mike Krieger Meta | Net worth: ~$150–200 B • TikTok: 2016 | Creator: Zhang Yiming / ByteDance ByteDance | Net worth: ~$400–450 B • Snapchat: 2011 | Creators: Evan Spiegel, Bobby Murphy Snap Inc. | Net worth: ~$20–25 B • LinkedIn: 2003 | Creators: Reid Hoffman + team Microsoft | Net worth: ~$26–30 B • Discord: 2015 | Creators: Jason Citron, Stan Vishnevskiy Discord Inc. | Net worth: ~$15 B • Telegram: 2013 | Creator: Pavel Durov Telegram Messenger LLP | Net worth: ~$30 B

Check Out Terry A. Davis • Here is a dedicated channel for him https://www.youtube.com/@absoluteterrydavis • Official site https://templeos.org/ • Reddit community https://www.reddit.com/r/TempleOS_Official/ you know in case you want to know more about this dude idk, maybe you will get inspired

it is very sad that such a great brilliant man was a homeless 😔, i even have a home

TempleOS and Terry A. Davis It was created by Terry A. Davis, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia. He even made his own programming language, Holy C, for it. What Terry said about his mission: • God chose him to build TempleOS • God spoke to him directly and gave instructions for the OS • The 640x480 resolution and 16 colors were commands from God • He described TempleOS as the Third Temple and said he was completing a holy mission • He believed the oracle feature in TempleOS let him communicate with God Also, in his writing he mentioned that God chose him to make a temple in computer form the the OS to be a place where humans could talk with Him About his life: • He struggled with severe mental illness for many years • Lived with family at times and was homeless for a period • Terry passed away in 2018 after being struck by a train It's impressive that one person built an entire OS alone

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okay here is about TempleOS it was made by Terry A Davis he was diagnosied with scpysnopernia he created a language Holy C 😁 for it impressive that one person built an entire OS alone. • He said that God chose him to build TempleOS. • He said that God spoke to him directly and gave him instructions for the OS. • He said that the 640x480 resolution and 16 colors were commands from God. • He said he had divine inspiration or God given intelligence for the project. • He described TempleOS as the Third Temple and said he was completing a holy mission. • He said his programming work was guided by God in the same way prophets received messages. • He believed that the oracle feature in TempleOS let him communicate with God. in his writings include points like • God chose him to make a temple in computer form. • God told him the specifications of the system. • God wanted the OS to be a place where humans could talk with Him. • His job was a divine assignment and he was God’s programmer.

so you think the idea of JS back-ends is stupid?

so losing job because of new Tech is real, i dint expect we might be part of this in a million years ... interesting 😁

There is actually a site called Meta Bug Bounty. I never heard of it before but it’s Meta’s official program to submit security issues or i think any valid vulnerability • You can submit your own findings and earn up to $300K (do you know how much this is in birr 👀 50m ) • I read that Since the program launched in 2011 they have paid out over $20 million 😯 • Full recap on their blog https://engineering.fb.com/2025/02/13/security/looking-back-at-our-bug-bounty-program-in-2024

React Server Concepts Quick Read • Server Components overview https://react.dev/reference/rsc/server-components • Server Functions guide https://react.dev/reference/rsc/server-functions • use-server directive details https://react.dev/reference/rsc/use-server

React2Shell Vulnerability Info • The recent Cloudflare outage on December 5 2025 happened while they were working on a fix for the React Server Components critical vulnerability critical-security-vulnerability-in-react-server-components • They were not hacked. The outage came from their attempt to patch the issue quickly. • theo posted a video explaining how serious the React2Shell flaw is • Guillermo Rauch also commented on X • React official blog for reference

In the wrong place, even if you give your very best, it will never be enough. But in the right place, your mere presence will be celebrated

Average Vibe Coder's Workflow 😂

What was your max episodes in a day?

Introducing Ethiopian AI/ML Resource Hub. People usually ask for certain papers, datasets, models etc when they start working on ML projects on Ethiopian languages or Ethiopian context, so it's better if we have it somewhere. https://henokb.github.io/ethiopian-ai-hub/

Two sites worth a look • artificialanalysis.ai cool site that tests a bunch of AI models for speed, accuracy, cost, and more. It helps you pick the right one for your project. • openrouter.ai/rankings gives you a live ranking of popular AI models based on real-world usage. Great if you want to see what’s trending before you build something.

for me the problem with solving everything by adding a new abstraction is that we end up learning that extra layer too. even though it might makes things simpler, it still adds to the mental load In HCI (human computer interaction) there are two key ideas [from a great book i ead] 1. Learnability - how easy it is to learn 2. Memorability - how easy it is to remember after some time • Every abstraction should respect these two things, When layers pile up, we still need to understand each one to use the system properly That is why I dislike abstractions and wrappers when people use them as the solution for everything