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Hi, I’m Biruk! Software Engineer bridging the gap between Full-Stack Development (Frontend & Backend), Server Environments, Computer Networks, and AI-driven Digital Art. Beyond Telegram, I love sharing my technical insights & build updates.
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Which Python Framework you choose for project to be deployed for production?
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Telegram has hit a $30 billion valuation with just 30 employees and no HR department. Founded by the Durov brothers, the Dubai-based app now serves over 1 billion users with features like encrypted chats and massive group limits. A lean team, massive impact.
#Telegram #TechSuccess #StartupModel #EncryptedMessaging #DurovBrothers
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Don't Just learning coding. But be Ireplaceable!
AI can write code but Can't understand human context as you do!
Start Solving problem!
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The Horror of Addis Ababa Taxi: You’ll Find People Waiting for a Taxi and Taxis Waiting for People at the Hell
Addis Ababa’s taxi system is a daily nightmare. From sunrise to sunset, crowds of people line up at every corner, desperate for a ride. Ironically, in other parts of the city, taxis sit idle, drivers shouting for passengers who never come. It’s chaos—mismanaged routes, poor coordination, and a broken system that punishes both commuters and drivers.
The problem? There’s no central control, no real-time data, and no effective regulation. The result is a surreal situation: people waiting for taxis, and taxis waiting for people—but both trapped in a system that feels like hell.
The fix? A smart, centralized platform that matches taxis to riders in real-time, improved infrastructure, and serious investment in public transport planning. Until then, Addis Ababa’s taxi drama remains an everyday horror story.
