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My roommate writes this guess which one is me😂

Welcome to the Dorm 12 7 roommates, 7 disasters. 💀 ⚽️ Arsenal fan – acts like they’ve already won every trophy this year… loves Arsenal like it’s life itself. ⚽️ United fan – the most United fan you’ll ever meet… loves United like death itself, constantly reminding everyone Arsenal won’t win. ⚽️ Liverpool fan – only shows up to celebrate Arsenal losing… secretly hates everyone else. 📚 The exam ghost – appears only before exams, disappears like a ninja the rest of the time. 🧹 The schedule dictator – made a cleaning plan… immediately ignored by everyone. 😎 The “chill” guy – secretly making love over the phone, looks innocent, and somehow gets away with everything. 💰 The life coach – has a girlfriend, makes money, lectures us like we asked for it. Together: football wars, last-minute panic, ignored rules, secret chats, and endless chaos.

Guys, just curious, what is the valuable thing you can do in your 20's? @devwitheyob

Day 6 | n8n Today, I self-hosted n8n locally using Docker, then built an automation that scrapes tech articles and sends them to my Telegram bot in a structured format with tags. I can also approve and post an article if I want. #day_6 #30DayChallenge

Let me tell you a story. My friend was in Japan, and she told me how supportive the startup ecosystem is there. Then she shared this story: There was a guy who lived in Ethiopia for a year or two for some reason, and while he was there he noticed something, malaria was basically like a pandemic at the time, across Africa as a whole. When he went back to Japan, he started a startup that collects air data using drones and then uses AI to analyze it. If it detects signs of malaria risk, it notifies people and the hospitals, and it also helps provide treatments and medicines. Can you imagine starting a company to solve a problem in another country? She told me that a lot of startups try to solve problems for other countries, not their own 😳

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“You feel like an imposter because you are an imposter,” says @SoloDevChronicles .. and he’s right 😁 @selfmadecoder

who else here has this kind of annoying friend, who just want trouble with you out of nowhere😭😂 @devwitheyob #random

Yoo guys he is my friend go a head and download this vs code extension🔥 @devwitheyob #TechVibe

You know Lorem Ipsum, right? That gibberish placeholder text everyone uses? Well, I built an alternative A scripture-based placeholder generator for VS Code. VerseFill creates meaningful, Bible-inspired paragraphs with an specified word count — ideal for Christian developers, designers, or anyone working inside VS Code who wants to integrate faith into their workflow. Whether you're a Christian programmer, a designer, or anyone who spends their day inside VS Code, VerseFill is a small way to integrate faith into our work — reminding us that God is present even in the details of our daily craft. 🔍 Available now on VS Code Marketplace Just open your Extensions panel in VS Code and search for: Versefill Or visit: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=EyuelNigussie.Versefill @eyu_sTerminal

Yooo guys, this drawing is from 1930, someone imagining what the future might look like😂. @devwitheyob #random

It’s Friday and I’m going onsite today. not sure why, but I really like the office vibe. @devwitheyob

Day 5 | Bun & Plugins Today I learned how to make an app plugin-friendly so other features can be added later without touching the core code. The main idea is to build around clear extension points, like, Event-driven architecture and Webhooks(integrations outside your system.) Bun plugin example: Bun’s bundler supports plugins using onResolve and onLoad, so you can add support for extra file types (like .yaml or .scss) or customize how imports are handled. #day_5 #30DayChallenge

So guys, like I mentioned earlier here This pro thing is honestly really good and works 100%. You can get it from @Brooktd. He currently has a bunch of services like Netflix, ChatGPT Pro and Plus, Amazon Prime, Spotify Premium, HBO Max, and a lot of other premium stuff too. The nice part is you only pay in birr and it’s less than 1k and even for some of the services it is 300 birr, which is kinda crazy for what you get. So if you’re interested, just hit him up directly. Also, with ChatGPT Pro you can access Codex, which is one of the most advanced coding agents available right now. #PremiumStuff #ad

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One of the nicest DX wins in Bun is how well it handles both CommonJS and ESM. Module resolution is super smooth, and importing CJS from ESM generally, just works. #bun

Day 4 | Bun Today I learned about bun bundling process, module resolution, bun configuration files(bunfig.toml) and about debugging in bun. #30DayChallenge #day_4

Our God is able to deliver us. But even if He doesn't, our hope is in God alone.

I really wanna build a long-term project, like something I can work on for 1–2 years. I’m not sure what I want to build yet, but I want it to be a useful, complete product.

If this helps, here are the models I use and what I use them for 1. ChatGPT (5.2 Pro): Really good at breaking down concepts, explaining things clearly, and helping me learn new topics. 2. Gemini (3 series): Great for generating images and design ideas. 3. Opus (4.6): Strong at coding and handling complex, time-consuming tasks, really good at making things “just work.” 4. Codex 5.3 (my favorite): Excellent for debugging, code review and dealing with complex project configuration. really good model for complex coding tasks right now Right now, I mostly use OpenAI models, and they’ve been great, especially Codex.