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It’s just a chill space where I share my thoughts, things I’m learning, mistakes I make, and random dev moments. I opened this to stay committed, grow, and learn with others. If you vibe with that, grab your coffee and let’s figure out tech together ☕️💻
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I think the same way. I feel like there are so many stories that could inspire people or teach them something, hidden in the lives of completely random people.
Some of the most interesting people you'll ever meet aren't famous they've just never had someone ask them to tell their story
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Repost from N/a
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Spent the last few weeks building ClipVault.
It's a local-first clipboard manager for Linux featuring:
• QR → phone clipboard and phone to Pc
• LAN peer sync
• Clipboard history
• Line-by-line diffing
• Burn-after-copy
• Smart content detection
• System tray integration
• Global hotkeys
• Automatic updates
Tested on Ubuntu and Mint.
Here is the download link https://clipvault-landing.vercel.app/
Source: https://github.com/estifanosbereket1/clipvault
Good or bad, I'd love to hear what you think.
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Story time
It just come up in my mind ena lengerachu
so i went to a ceremony dressed like I normally would. I was with two friends who were constantly talking about how ugly they looked and how everyone else was dressed so much better. At first, I laughed along, but I didn't actually feel that way.
The more they kept saying it, the more I started believing it too. For the first time in my life, I genuinely felt ugly. It was such a strange feeling because I'd never seen myself that way before. When i grow up my mom used to say ሎዛ ጆንያም ብትለብስ ያምርባታል. No one makes me feel ugly before you know ..
Looking back, I realised it wasn't about how I looked it was about the energy around me. Insecurity can be contagious.
That's why it's important to be around people who lift themselves and others up instead of constantly putting themselves down. Confidence is contagious too.
#my_thought
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LinkedIn hates me fr. This is 2nd account that's been restricted. nigga the photo on my national id looks noting like me fr. how am i going to get my account back weyoo😒
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Repost from ScholarXIV
We're super happy to announce our partnership with Addis AI (@AddisAssistantAI) the leading language model provider for Ethiopian and African languages.
Addis AI's text-to-speech, speech-to-text and real-time models are going to help us bring voice dictation, and listening to research insights to our platform - making all the research even more accessible.
We can't wait to show you what we're building with this.
#Partnerships #AddisAI
@ScholarXIV
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Of course coffee isn't sweet to you
your taste buds are still in kindergarten Go enjoy your orange liquid 😂
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Repost from Codative 🔭
Introducing blueprint
A place to curate all of your mind blueprint things that you follow that you read and anything that you want to save and even share with others one place to do it all have you ever struggled with how you can share those YouTube channels you follow Substack articles you read and .... blueprint is made to help you on that go and get your handle and recommend for people what you liked and want them to see
With:
- Automatic resource image fetching
- Automatic kind of resource identification
- Tagging with different tags
- Categorizing based on kind and source
....
https://blueprint.hundera.com
#MyProjects #blueprint
@codative
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One of my old friends used to say, "I don't want to ruin someone's image in your head by telling you this"
Sometimes you see someone admiring or trusting a person who, in your eyes, doesn't deserve that respect. Or you watch someone place huge expectations on something you already know isn't worth it. The urge to tell them is strong.
But I've realized that not every truth needs to be delivered immediately. Sometimes, preserving someone's hope or allowing them to experience things for themselves is kinder than handing them your version of reality.
Let them discover it in their own way. If they're wrong, life will teach them. If you're wrong, you won't have unfairly changed how they see someone.
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Repost from et/acc
The best research comes from curious people who can ask good questions and back them up with solid work.
Gather up your cracked ideas an apply
https://job-boards.greenhouse.io/anthropic/jobs/5023394008
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Repost from Software Guy
🚀 Episode 2 is LIVE!
🎙 This time I sat down with Major John (Yohannes Fikru) to talk about game development in Ethiopia, building games from scratch, the local gaming industry, and what it really takes to become a game developer.
If you've ever wanted to make games, this one's for you. 🎮
📺 Watch now: https://youtu.be/eCR4kWr7KMs
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Repost from 𝓥𝓸𝔁𝓲𝓭𝓮
Your app has something to say. 📢
Welcome to Voxide 🔥.
Every app has a UI📢. The best ones have a voice📢. Imagine if your app could actually talk back😳.
It can❤️. Give your app a voice⚡. Your users already have one🔥.
🔥 @voxide_ai
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Looking back, growing up as a first child was actually kind of fun.
Everyone respected me. I had my own room. I could go out and come home at almost any time. My family listened to me, and they even valued my opinion. Before my mom made an important decision, she'd often ask what I thought. I was only 14 or 15, but she made me feel much older like I was capable of helping and giving good advice.
At the time, I didn't think much about it. I just thought that was normal.
Now I realize she was preparing me for life
Today, those experiences help me more than I ever expected. But they also came with a weight I didn't notice as a child. As the first daughter and the first child, it sometimes feels like the future of the family rests on your shoulders.
My younger sisters look up to me. They copy what I do, so I always feel like I have to be better, make better choices, and set a good example. I'm grateful they're following a good path, but I also remember hearing the same words almost every day:
"Your sisters are watching you. You have to do well. You have to be a good example"
( Failing the matric or entrance exams was never an option for me )
As a kid, those words didn't mean much. As an adult, I finally understand how much responsibility they carried
