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Working on Asbeza UI 🤩

📚 ScholArxiv Version 3 Is Released 🥳 🔗Download the latest here 🔥 I'm super excited to announce the latest release of ScholArxiv comes with a powerful new feature - AI Chat! ✨ Get your Gemini API key from AI studio and set it up in the app and that's it! You can enjoy talking to the AI about the research papers you're exploring to help you understand better and expand with relevant information. 😍 When you select a specific paper the AI understands the context before you tell it. So you can just delve straight into your questions right away. 🤓 Not only that; Each AI response comes with a mini tool set that let's you copy, share and listen to each and every response which brings a comfortable chat experience. 🥳 You can also forget about research papers and converse about any other topic you want in the general AI conversation page. 🙃 More Features ✨ • Full LaTeX and Markdown support: maths and physics equations now look so gorgeous and classy. • Source code has been refactored to make contributing even more easier. • Performance improvements and bug fixes. • And much more Enjoy and have fun. ⭐️ All credits to my loving God! 🌷 #MyProjects #ScholArxiv #ScholArxivAI @Dagmawi_Babi

Google's new image generator is insanely good! 🔥 • https://aitestkitchen.withgoogle.com/tools/image-fx It's currently free for a while. #Google #AIArt #Imagen3 @Dagmawi_Babi

I was trying to build a delivery Driver app with flutter and i was thinking how i could fetch the route between two geographical points and found a solution that uses OSRM(Open Source Routing Machine) API.

There are 2 kinds of stress , getting stressed about the problem or getting stress about the solution . The first one is like when something happens and u keep thinking sooo much about what happened instead of thinking what to do next

If i had hours to chop down a tree, i'd spend the first 6 hours sharpening my axe

-Abraham Lincoln

have u ever spent 2 hours thinking to do 20 minute work🤔

Well said😁

📚 ScholArxiv New Features 🎉 1. You can now listen to the summaries of all the available research papers in audio at a speed of your choice. ☺️ 2. You can select parts of or entire sections of the summaries to interact with the text more. 3. Added more error handling and optimization to make using the app seamless and efficient. Download here • https://t.me/Dagmawi_Babi/22592 Hope this helps! 🤓 #MyProjects #ScholArxiv @Dagmawi_Babi

So true 😂😂

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Most devs make memes about how many projects they started and that they keep starting a new one before fully finishing the first, its including me but i was wondering why? the only answer i got was that almost building the apps 50-80 or even 90% is simple and the hardest part might be fine tuning the app which is like performance optimization and some works which might seem small but make a significant change to the app. so we build like 80% of the app and we are allready satisfied with the work that is done , most likely we are able to make the app work some how 😁. and we allready get the dopamine hit , which makes us less motivated to finish it. and get another big dopamine hit of thinking a new project idea lol thats why its said that we need dicipline than motivation 😁.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pSf9_MgsZ4 Reasons for unhappiness among programmers: Low pay: While programming can be a well-paying field, salaries vary widely depending on the programming language, location, and experience level. Some languages like PHP pay significantly less than others. Technical debt: This refers to the accumulation of suboptimal code that is difficult to maintain and update. It can lead to frustration and burnout among programmers. Hustle culture: The pressure to constantly work long hours and meet unrealistic deadlines can contribute to stress and unhappiness. Bureaucracy: Many companies have become so bogged down in bureaucracy that it is difficult to get anything done, leading to frustration and disillusionment among programmers. Job insecurity: The recent wave of layoffs in the tech industry has created a sense of uncertainty and fear among programmers. Unhealthy lifestyle: Spending long hours sitting at a computer can lead to physical and mental health problems.

The best painful teachers are the bugs i created 😁

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No excuse 😁