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a curious mind exploring tech, AI, and social change || ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN || A2SVian || AAU Student Portifolio: https://yostina-abera.vercel.app Any inquiry dm @Yostina_Abera

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Oh god data cleaning is eating my pc 😭 @byte_philosopher
Oh god data cleaning is eating my pc 😭 @byte_philosopher

Remedan mubarek my Muslim family. @byte_philosopher

You can drop your x account here. 🤝 #xpost @byte_philosopher

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University students, this is your early access. H.E.R. is a women-focused innovation experience built for those ready to move beyond theory and into execution. This is where bold ideas meet real mentorship, collaboration, and post-hackathon support designed to turn solutions into scalable impact. If you’re ready to build, lead, and create what’s next — start here. Pre-registration is now open. https://forms.gle/RFM1e948ZhtSCck56

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Hi Kalkidan, please share this to your network... We visited University of Tokyo last week and Prof. Matsuo was here last December and indicated that there is a good opportunity for students. Please share this Link:https://weblab.t.u-tokyo.ac.jp/en/lecture/gci/ Status: Registration is now open (Starting Feb. 10) Course start on April 08 Deadline: April 02, 2026 The Global Consumer Intelligence (GCI) course by Matsuo-Iwasawa Lab in the University of Tokyo offers a hands-on learning experience that covers everything from “the purpose of studying data science” to “Python and machine learning fundamentals” and “practical data application in business settings“. The course is designed to prepare students to take their first steps as data scientists. It’s a massive online course (over 7k participants last year), and the best part is that successful students get a chance to visit the lab in Tokyo in person to see their startups in action.

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Introducing TAGNOTE TagNote is a flexible note-taking application that allows you to organize your notes using non-exclusive
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Introducing TAGNOTE TagNote is a flexible note-taking application that allows you to organize your notes using non-exclusive tag-based categorization. Each note can have multiple tags, and you can dynamically filter notes. http://tagnote-two.vercel.app @eyu_terminal

Happy Monday ✨ #Mondayforus @byte_philosopher
Happy Monday ✨ #Mondayforus @byte_philosopher

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May our fasting be more than just a change of diet. As St. John Chrysostom reminds us, it is of little use to abstain from bi
May our fasting be more than just a change of diet. As St. John Chrysostom reminds us, it is of little use to abstain from birds and fish if we bite and devour one another with our words. Let us fast from anger, judgment, and pride just as strictly as we fast from food. May this season be about true repentance and a change of heart. Melkam Tsome to all! 🙏✨ #fathers@qalabit

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Introducing GITYAP Do you code more or yap more? Discover GITYAP, the platform that tracks how much you actually ship versus how much you talk about it. Challenge yourself, see your stats, and find out where you really stand. Live now: https://gityapper-web.vercel.app @dcodeer

መልካም ሰንበት❤️ በእርሱ የሚያምን ሁሉ የዘላለም ሕይወት እንዲኖረው እንጂ እንዳይጠፋ እግዚአብሔር አንድያ ልጁን እስኪሰጥ ድረስ ዓለሙን እንዲሁ ወዶአልና:: የዮሐንስ ወንጌል 3:16 @byte_phi
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በእርሱ የሚያምን ሁሉ የዘላለም ሕይወት እንዲኖረው እንጂ እንዳይጠፋ እግዚአብሔር አንድያ ልጁን እስኪሰጥ ድረስ ዓለሙን እንዲሁ ወዶአልና:: የዮሐንስ ወንጌል 3:16
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If you haven't received letter for valentines. Don't worry : The Apostel Paul has left several for you to read 2 corinthians 2:15 ☦ 💌 @byte_philosopher

How Saturday goes😭 @byte_philosopher
How Saturday goes😭 @byte_philosopher

Comrade on his own app. Enjoy the podcast. You may learn a lot. @byte_philosopher

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Welp here i am , in my own app 😁🫡
Welp here i am , in my own app 😁🫡

What does it always makes you keep pushing in life? @byte_philosopher

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Before your final year ends, or at least before you graduate, challenge yourself. Don’t just aim for the degree. Aim for proof of work. Have at least: 1. 2–3 solid, real-world projects (not just tutorial copies) 2. Real-world experience 3. At least one deployed project people can actually use 4. A GitHub that shows consistency, not just empty repos 5. Real problems you struggled with and solved 6. Experience working with APIs, databases, authentication, deployment .... University gives you theory. The market asks for experience. @edemy251

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