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Mr. SeeFun.Dev

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He/Him Building, coding, and sharing Github- https://github.com/sifenfisaha Portfolio- www.seefun.dev Dm- @see_fun

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Me at my next job interview Interviewer: Why should we hire you? Me: I'm really damn good at using AI. @sifendev

I've never been to a hackathon before. It seems really fun. @sifendev

share-env v0.2.0 is out The biggest change: no more shared passphrase. Now it works like SSH. Every teammate runs share-env k
share-env v0.2.0 is out The biggest change: no more shared passphrase. Now it works like SSH. Every teammate runs share-env keygen once. Their private key stays on their machine. Their public key is added to a .envkeys roster in the repo. • push encrypts to every teammate using X25519 + AES-256-GCM envelope encryption, the same model as age/SOPS. • pull needs no passphrase. Your private key decrypts it automatically. • New documentation site: https://share-env.seefun.dev/ @sifendev

I never thought I'd go this deep into encryption logic. 0.2 is going to be insane. @sifendev

I got tired of sending .env files in chat groups and manually copying variables into the right folders. It was slow and insecure. So I built share-env. With one command, it encrypts every .env file in your project into a single encrypted file that you can commit like any other source code.Your teammate pulls the latest changes, runs one command, enters the shared passphrase, and every .env file is restored to the correct location automatically. If there are conflicts, share-env shows a per variable diff directly in the terminal, so you can resolve them quickly.Built with scrypt and AES-256-GCM. No server. No signup. Nothing to host. The encrypted file is safe to keep even in a public repository. npm i -g @sifenfisaha/share-env Open source: share-env @sifendev

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A few years ago, my GitHub account got suspended. I eventually got it back, but it made me realize I had no proper backup strategy for my code. So I built 🪞git-dr-mirror A tool that continuously backs up all of your GitHub repositories to GitLab for disaster recovery. ⚡️ One-command setup
git clone https://github.com/NWGKGIT/git-dr-mirror
cd git-dr-mirror
./install.sh
⚡️ ./install.sh sets up everything: • Linux/VPS support • Compact bare Git mirrors • Automatic scheduled backups • Safe recovery after interruptions • Secure token handling Requirements: Linux + systemd, Python 3.9+, Git. ⭐️ Stars and contributions are appreciated: https://github.com/NWGKGIT/git-dr-mirror

But what I fear is that if I build it for free for the workers, he might expect them to work the same hours while using my software, which would just double his profits. @sifendev

Visited where my cousin works, and the job is disgustingly hard. It's very repetitive and consumes a ton of brain power and energy. If they built software for it, it would become way easier. It could save 100+ hours of work every week and make the workers' lives much easier. So I talked to the manager/owner and explained how it would make his operations faster and let the workers breathe a little. I even lowered my price to the absolute minimum. Bro refused. He said he's paying them to work, so he doesn't care. Now I'm thinking about building it for free for the sake of the workers. But at the same time, I'd be making this man even more money. What should I do? @sifendev

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This is genuinely disheartening. Let's all contribute what we have.
This is genuinely disheartening. Let's all contribute what we have.

Installed Antigravity again after months. I tried it when it first came out, then never touched it again. I downloaded it tod
Installed Antigravity again after months. I tried it when it first came out, then never touched it again. I downloaded it today and... where did the editor go😭😭? I remember it being a VS Code fork. Now it feels like a ChatGPT fork. @sifendev

ppl who eat injera with the eyes facing outward... what's wrong with you guys?😭 @sifendev

By the way, I also built him a full admin dashboard where he can upload the videos he edits and manage all of his work. It also includes a testimonial system. He gets a unique link that he can send to clients to leave testimonials. Once a testimonial is submitted, he can approve it from the dashboard, and it automatically appears on his landing page. For storage, I'm using Cloudflare R2. It's probably the best cloud storage service I've used so far. The pricing is around $0.0015 per GB, which is an amazing deal, and it's super fast with a lot of great features. I'd definitely recommend giving it a try. @sifendev

Just finished building this minimal portfolio for a friend. Check it out and let me know what you think. https://george-portfolio-bice.vercel.app/?src=seefun @sifendev

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and check this out to really build the best UIs https://designrocket.io/

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At this point I'm convinced my gym bro is trying to kill me. @sifendev

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The problem with AI coding is that you don't really learn much from it. You'll end up depending on AI every time you need to build something. While it's a great tool, try to take the time to learn the concepts yourself whenever you can.

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A man who has not hit his claude limit by noon has wasted his morning Maximus decimus claudelius (c.2026)

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"Sleep is for the weak" — Mikael Endale

Bun was ported from Zig to Rust in just 11 days using Claude Code with a pre release Claude Fable 5 model. And there are still people who think AI won't replace software engineers 😭😭 just kidding... but this is insane. @sifendev