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I'm Eyob, a self-taught backend dev sharing my Tech journey, tips, tools, and real-world projects. Let’s grow together😊 DM for any project ideas @alnova19 Personal site: https://eyobsimachew.vercel.app My Github: https://github.com/Eyob-smax
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So for this summer I plan to invest on premium subs, which ones do you suggest
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I used to really like this song when I was a child; this is how I first learned about Addis Ababa... nostalgia 😊
#nostalgia #music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyrIZsvToAc
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So I was working on the GTP (Graduate Talent Pool) project for Dashen Breweries. It is basically a recruitment platform for their talent pool, serving over 7,000 graduate students from different universities. Students can apply, submit their documents and CVs, and the system also features QR code-based check-in and application screening.
While working on this, they mentioned that since the potential candidates will be fresh graduates, they might not have a cv. Therefore, we should include a cv builder. Since I only had a week for this project, I decided to implement it this way. There are some open-source cv builders on GitHub, so I took one, extended its codebase to integrate with the original GTP platform by configuring Docker and adding some compatibility features, and deployed it with our own domain. Now, if a student doesn't have a cv to upload, they can simply generate different CVs using this tool and submit that for the application.
#Project #save
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Repost from AAU Confessions
Confession #1306
alen ይመስገን የሚል Atheist Ethiopia ውስጥ ብቻ ነው ያለው
#Religion
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Well time to stop chasing hype and quick money for a bit. Let's focus on learning valuable skills, growing in tech, and becoming better every day.
Time to lock the f*ck in
@devwitheyob
#LockIn #learning
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Open Idea 💡
Yesterday I was thinking about how many people, including me, constantly forget their belongings.
What if someone built a small device that can be attached to things like keys, bags, wallets, or other items and then tracked from a phone?
I did a lil research and found that products like this already exist in other countries, but I haven't seen them being used much here. I think this could be an interesting project for Electrical, Tech(us) and Mechanical Engineering students. We could redesign it to fit our local context, make it simpler, and keep the cost affordable.
just want to mention it out✌️
#idea
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What is wrong with me? 😭 There must be something seriously wrong with my memory.
This year alone I've lost 4 dorm keys, a water bottle, my headset, my phone, and today I left my power bank in a taxi. At this point, I'm surprised I haven't lost myself😭😭
@devwitheyob
#MemoryLoss
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What are the odds ይሄ ሁሉ ሰው AA ውስጥ መኪና እያለው እኛ(hustlers)ሳይኖረን ሚቀርበት 😎
anyways god night fam, sweet dreams😊
@devwitheyob
#nights
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Repost from KiNFiSH Farms
cmd + k + a can do this ;) indexing internal db calls is a not good for your health ( was tryna be hyper-optimizer lol )
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Repost from KiNFiSH Farms
I've built a research agent into @ScholarXIV but I can't stop but be annoyed that something major is missing in the whole agentic approach of things.
Essentially an agent is just any LLM that can make tool-calls and running that in a loop so it iterates and has a feedback mechanism. All the Open-Claws and Codex agents are these with a few more additions like memory and specialization in a specific field like coding or research.
You can access your agent basically through any social, prompt it using text, audio or even phone calls, give it images, videos, files and more. It has a huge set of skills, tools, and has access to the internet and your files.
... but even with all that it feels like it's missing something. It's not at the Her/Jarvis level and I'm not even concerned about it having a physical body — even digitally it feels so useless.
It feels so janky and inefficient.
I need enlightenment.
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Article of the day
A lot of people use Docker and Docker Compose interchangeably, but they're actually different tools that solve different problems.
Docker is a containerization tool. It lets us package apps together with their runtime, dep, and configs into a container. This creates a consistent environment across different machines and helps eliminate the classic "it works on my machine" problem.
Docker compose, on the other hand, is an orchestration and networking layer for docker containers. Instead of manually creating networks, exposing ports, configuring env vars, and starting each container one by one, we can define the entire system in a single yaml file and bring everything up with a single command. For example, if your application needs a backend service, a PostgreSQL database, Redis, and an AI model service, Docker helps run each service in its own isolated container, while Docker Compose manages how all those containers communicate and work together as a single system.
#docker #ArticleOfTheDay
