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This is how the EU/UK now regulates social media: 🤐 Offer CEOs secret deals to censor dissent. 🚨 If they refuse, open criminal cases against them. 😑 When people push back, say it's "all for the children". "Protecting children" has become the standard legal/PR cover. 🎭

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Asking for permission is insane. First you apply to a college to get a degree that costs you $100K+. Then you apply for a job to be chosen to earn a mediocre salary that barely covers rising living costs. Then you apply to a bank to be gifted a 25 year mortgage that puts you in a mountain of debt. These gatekeepers have control over you. You have very few options. And not much can go wrong or you'll lose everything. Yet this is how the average person lives. They're taught to love this life. When they come across people like me who live a permissionless life and use the internet to do so... They say "all that make money online stuff is a scam, an MLM, a pyramid scheme, I tell ya." They don't even realize the real pyramid scheme is… • Doing work you hate • Being told what to do by a micromanaging boss • Being fired for no reason with one hour's notice • Worshipping a company brand that doesn't give a f*ck about you Everyone makes money from the internet, even employees. The real test of intelligence is whether you use the internet to: • Find opportunities • Self-promote • Network Or whether the internet uses you and makes you mad, lonely, outraged, and fill out application forms to apply for opportunities. Once you see this insanity you can't unsee it. Free yourself. Join the permissionless economy. - from some one

When you're not sure what to do, doing more is always a great default. Action creates insights. Insights creates new actions.

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How to Make a Good Impression You teach people how to treat you by the way you treat yourself. If you want to make a good impression, giving yourself the value you deserve is crucial. Before expecting people to value you, think well of you, and admire you, you have to value you, think well of you and admire you. Do you follow? You can’t expect others to believe in you if you don’t believe in you, yet. Start being proud of yourself, of who you are, of where you come from, and of what you do for a living. This is not the time to be modest! Careful though. It’s also not the time to be arrogant. I’m talking about healthy self-esteem. Knowing who you are, knowing your strength, but also knowing that you are not better than anybody else (and remembering that nobody is better than you either). Book: How to Become a People Magnet by Marc Reklau

🤡 The Dumbest Business Advice I’ve Ever Heard “Just follow your passion.” Sounds cute. Feels inspiring. Still... it’s terrible advice. 💸 1. Your Passion Doesn’t Pay the Bills — Value Does Just because you love it doesn’t mean anyone will pay for it. Passion is personal. Business is about solving other people’s problems. ⚙️ 2. You Can Love the Process, Not Just the Product You don’t have to be obsessed with what you’re selling. You can fall in love with building systems, solving problems, and growing something that works. You’re building a business — not a fan club. 💀 3. Passion Won’t Save You When You’re Broke The moment things get hard, “do what you love” stops sounding motivational and starts sounding delusional. Focus on what works, then learn to love the freedom it gives you. 📊 4. The Best Businesses Solve Pain, Not Dreams Look for demand, not desire. Ask: What are people already buying? What’s annoying them daily? Where can I solve it better or faster? 💡 5. Better Advice: Follow Opportunity, Grow Into Passion Find where the market needs help. Get obsessed with solving that problem. Passion shows up when progress does. Bottom line: Passion makes a great fuel. But without strategy, it’ll just burn you out. @FlutterBegin

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7 Misconceptions About Programming (and What’s Actually True): ❌ You must be “good at math” to code ✅ Programming is more about logic and problem-solving than advanced math. ❌ You need to memorize syntax to be a programmer ✅ Real programmers Google, read docs, and reuse patterns. Understanding logic matters more than memory. ❌ Programming is only for smart or gifted people ✅ Coding is a learnable skill. Consistency beats talent every time. ❌ You must learn many languages to be successful ✅ Master one language deeply first. Switching languages later becomes easy. ❌ Programmers write perfect code in one go ✅ Bugs are normal. Debugging is part of the job, not a failure. ❌ Programming is only about writing code ✅ It also involves reading code, fixing issues, collaborating, and thinking clearly. ❌ Once you learn programming, you’re done ✅ Tech evolves fast. Continuous learning is the real skill. @FlutterBegin

🎉 Welcome to Future Fullstack! 🚀 Hi everyone, I’m Shuayb! I’m super excited to share my web development journey with you all 🌐💻 Here’s what you can expect from this channel: Daily Coding Tips 📝 — practical tips to level up your skills Project Updates 🔄 — see what I’m currently building Learning Moments 💡 — insights and lessons I pick up each day Fun Challenges 🎯 — interactive exercises we can tackle together Feel free to ask questions, share your thoughts, or just say hi! Let’s grow together in tech. I can’t wait to see where this journey takes us 💪 And if you know anyone interested in coding, invite them to join our community 🤝

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Nujum Dialogue – Season 2 | Episode 8

We are pleased to host a new episode featuring Khalid Mohammed. Khalid Mohammed is a Software and Agent Engineer with experience in full-stack development, working with technologies such as Node.js, NestJS, TypeScript, Next.js, React, and related tools. His journey reflects steady growth through internships, industry experience, and continuous learning in modern software engineering. Quote:

“Until death, all defeat is psychological.”

Discussion topics include: - Career growth as a junior software engineer - Full-stack development in real-world projects - Lessons from internships and industry experience - Mindset, consistency, and navigating the tech industry - Advice for aspiring developers 🎤 Live Q&A session Date: Feb 01, 2026 Time: 9:00 PM (3:00 LT Night) Venue: Online Organized by: NSDA Questions can be submitted via: 👉 @NujumDialogueBot or 👉 @NejmAskBot Follow updates: @Nsda_Community #NejmSDA #MuslimDevs #TechForUmmah #NujumDialogue

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🍷 Optimistic Updates: Make Your App Feel Instant Users hate waiting. When they click "Like" ❤️ or "Add to Favorites" ⭐, they expect an immediate response. They don't want to watch a loading spinner for 2 seconds while the server thinks. The Solution: Optimistic Updates We update the UI immediately as if the request has already succeeded. If the server confirms it? Great, we did nothing wrong. If the server returns an error? We silently roll back the change. How it looks in code (BLoC example):

Future<void> _addToFavorites( FavoritesAddRequest event, Emitter<FavoritesState> emit, ) async { final product = event.product; // 1. Update UI immediately (Optimistic) ⚡️ emit( state.copyWith( favorites: [...state.favorites, product.id], ), ); // 2. Make the network request 🌐 final result = await repository.addToFavorites(product.id); // 3. Rollback if error 🔙 if (result.error != null) { final currentFavorites = state.favorites.toList(); currentFavorites.remove(product.id); // Remove the item emit( state.copyWith( favorites: currentFavorites, error: 'Failed to add ${product.title}', ), ); } } 

⚠️ 3 Golden Rules: Rollback is mandatory: If the server fails, you must revert the UI. Otherwise, you are lying to the user. Not for everything: Do not use this for payments or critical data submissions. Use it for small interactions (Likes, To-Do checks, Bookmarks). Keep it in the State: Don't do this inside the Widget (setState). Handle it in your BLoC/Provider to ensure logic consistency. @FlutterBegin

Steal my prompt to learn any skill in 30 days. ----------------------------- SKILL MASTERY PLANNER ----------------------------- #CONTEXT: You are designing a personalized 30-day learning curriculum for a time-constrained professional who needs to go from beginner to competent in a specific skill. The learner has 30-45 minutes daily. Every day must produce tangible application to their real business or project. This is not academic learning; this is skill acquisition with immediate ROI. #ROLE: Adopt the role of an expert learning designer who combines Ethan Mollick's AI-tutor methodology (structured guidance with active learner participation), Scott Young's Ultralearning principles (metalearning, directness, drill, retrieval, feedback), and Anders Ericsson's deliberate practice framework. You obsessively track the gap between knowing something and actually doing it. You believe passive consumption is the enemy of competence. #RESPONSE GUIDELINES: Before building the plan, analyze the skill through these lenses: METALEARNING MAP: What are the 3-5 sub-skills that compose this skill? Which is the rate-limiting bottleneck for most beginners? DIRECTNESS CHECK: What does "using this skill in real life" actually look like? Design backward from that. RETRIEVAL DESIGN: How will the learner test themselves without looking at notes? TRANSFER RISK: What do people typically learn in theory but fail to apply? Build explicit application bridges. Structure the 30-day plan using weekly themes that build on each other: Week 1: Foundation + First Application (build the mental model, apply immediately) Week 2: Deliberate Drills (isolate sub-skills, attack weakest points) Week 3: Integration + Feedback Loops (combine sub-skills, seek external input) Week 4: Real-World Stress Test (apply under realistic conditions, iterate) Each day must include: TIME BLOCK: Estimated minutes for each activity (must total 30-45 min) CONCEPT: One focused idea (no more than 2 paragraphs to read/watch) ACTION: One specific task applied to the learner's actual business/project RETRIEVAL CHECK: A self-test question or mini-quiz to confirm understanding DONE SIGNAL: How the learner knows they completed today successfully #CURRICULUM DESIGN CRITERIA: HIGH-LEVERAGE RESOURCES ONLY: Maximum 5 total resources for the entire month. Prefer: one definitive book/guide, one practice tool, one community/feedback source. No "watch YouTube videos" without specific titles. SPACED REPETITION BUILT-IN: Concepts from Week 1 must reappear in Weeks 2-4 with increasing complexity. MISCONCEPTION HUNTING: Identify 3 common beginner mistakes for this skill and design specific days that expose and correct them. BLOOM'S PROGRESSION: Move from Remember → Understand → Apply → Analyze → Create across the 4 weeks. FAILURE MODE AWARENESS: For each week, note what happens if the learner skips it and how to catch up. NO PASSIVE DAYS: "Read Chapter 3" is not a valid daily task. "Read pages 40-45, then rewrite the key framework in your own words applied to your product" is. #INFORMATION ABOUT ME: - My skill to learn: [INSERT SKILL - e.g., "pricing SaaS products", "SQL for data analysis", "negotiation"] - My background: [INSERT BACKGROUND - e.g., "senior marketer, no formal finance training"] - My specific goal: [INSERT GOAL - e.g., "price my own product and understand the trade-offs"] - My real project to apply this to: [INSERT PROJECT - e.g., "launching a $29/month productivity app"] - My preferred learning style: [reading / video / exercises / mix] #OUTPUT FORMAT: METALEARNING BRIEF (2-3 paragraphs analyzing the skill's structure, identifying the bottleneck sub-skill, and explaining the 4-week progression logic) CURATED RESOURCE STACK (Maximum 5 items with specific titles, links where possible, and why each was chosen) IF YOU ONLY HAVE 5 DAYS @AI_Academy_433et

"For quality of life, it is better to err on the side of being an optimist and wrong, rather than a pessimist and right" - Elon Musk @FlutterBegin

“Preparing to do the thing isn't doing the thing. Scheduling time to do the thing isn't doing the thing. Making a to-do list for the thing isn't doing the thing. Telling people you're going to do the thing isn't doing the thing. Messaging friends who may or may not be doing the thing isn't doing the thing. Writing a banger tweet about how you're going to do the thing isn't doing the thing. Hating on yourself for not doing the thing isn't doing the thing. Hating on other people who have done the thing isn't doing the thing. Hating on the obstacles in the way of doing the thing isn't doing the thing. Fantasising about all of the adoration you'll receive once you do the thing isn't doing the thing. Reading about how to do the thing isn't doing the thing. Reading about how other people did the thing isn't doing the thing. Reading this essay isn't doing the thing. The only thing that is doing the thing is doing the thing.” — Strangest Loop Remember to do the thing. You've got this.

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😷 Nipah Virus Outbreak in India: AI is Already Hunting for a Cure A new Nipah virus outbreak has been confirmed in India. With a fatality rate of up to 75%, the WHO has long identified Nipah as a potential pandemic threat due to its contagiousness and the total lack of specific vaccines or treatments. However, researchers made a significant breakthrough in finding a cure last year—thanks to AI. 💉 A Potential Cure for Nipah Virus The "target" for the drug—a specific site on the RNA-dependent RNA polymerase (RdRp) within the virus's L-protein—has been known for some time. Blocking this segment prevents the virus from replicating its genome. This approach is highly selective because human cells do not possess this enzyme, making it a safe strategy used in treatments for influenza and other infections. Finding the right "key" for this "target" is the real challenge. Creating a new molecule from scratch and putting it through clinical trials can take up to 10 years. To bypass this, an international research team used an AI model to screen 2,000 FDA-approved drugs. The deep learning model identified approximately 500 candidates that could potentially bind to the Nipah "target," with further modeling highlighting Cangrelor as the top candidate. The drug binds to RdRp more effectively than other known substances, preventing the virus from replicating. Notably, Cangrelor was approved by U.S. regulators back in 2015 and is currently used in cardiology. 🧪 However, this is strictly a computational model. The hypothesis must be validated in vitro and in vivo, including safety checks to confirm that side effects—such as an increased bleeding risk—do not prove critical. @hiaimediaen