Kidus's Chronicles
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Look at you comforting others with the words you wish someone has said to you.
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This is pretty exciting when you want to create POC's of your ideas to see it come to life in an instant.
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AI Studio just dropped something wild, you can now generate a fully working Android app directly inside Google AI Studio.
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Hey guys 👋
Hope you’re all doing well!
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Let me know what you think if you try it!
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a catalog of things i've built
Not sure what made me want to do this today. Maybe I just needed to see it all in one place.
Here are the products and platforms I've worked on (half of it, not to spam you lol), as a builder, engineer, or both:
AI & Intelligence
ask.shega.co — AI-powered economic intelligence for Ethiopia
spokenly.kidus-yohannes.engineer — Premium AI transcription
mindbloom.kidus-yohannes.engineer — AI wellness platform for African youth
haven.kidus-yohannes.engineer — SOS and Safety platform for Women
Startups & Entrepreneurship
venturemeda.com — E-commerce acceleration for Ethiopian entrepreneurs
elevateher.venturemeda.com — Women entrepreneurship program
iceconnect.io — Tech community platform
Research
earthquake.kidus-yohannes.engineer — Ground motion selection using submodular optimization
Client Work
randd-group.com - Portfolio
dbrtechnology.com - In Progress
beclassic-photography.com - Photography company showcase
photos.beclassic-photography.com - Gallery
yonaell.vercel.app — E-commerce for a slow-fashion brand out of Addis
aastu.vercel.app
And some I can't share yet, still in the oven. A few of them are the ones I'm most excited about.
Some of these are products I own. Some I built for others. Some are still evolving, some are just live and breathing on their own.
The thread connecting all of them: I wanted every single one to actually work for real people in this ecosystem.
More coming. Always more coming.
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A gentler man
Maybe I am not who I should be,
and maybe I’ve broken more than I’ve built.
But as long as morning finds me again,
I will rise with it,
not unchanged,
but unwilling to stay the same.
I will try,
not loudly,
not perfectly,
but honestly.
Trying to soften what I’ve hardened,
to mend what I’ve torn,
to become a man who leaves less damage behind.
Not for praise,
not for forgiveness,
but because the world deserves less harm
than I have given it.
And if grace never finds me,
if my past refuses to loosen its grip,
then let my future still mean something.
Let me be the reason
someone else chooses kindness,
chooses patience,
chooses better.
So that no one has to walk
the same road I did.
And when I am gone,
let there be quieter storms,
lighter hearts,
and fewer wounds.
And maybe, just maybe
I will have become
a gentler man
than the one I once was.
Wrote this today.
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So last week I had an interview, technical one, it's a huge company and it has been a year since I worked with react, and i heard that the clients were kinda old school so they are going to ask silly and very basic questions like the data types in JavaScript, and I felt like I needed to prepare, so I made a site to prepare myself, and i thought what if this site will help other people to understand even the simplest concepts with an example of day to day life. Idk if its going to help but check it out.
https://frontend-prep.netlify.app/
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Repost from Yeabsira Logs
Made this fun bot to analyze channels in the dev community and tell you your personality, but also tell you which creator channel you vibe with the most.
Start the bot https://t.me/ChannelPersonalityBot
@YeabsiraLogs
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I spent the last few weeks transcribing Amharic audio for an AI company's training pipeline.
Good work. Honest pay. But somewhere in the middle of it, a thought kept nagging at me:
We're feeding someone else's model.
All that structured, labeled, human-verified Amharic data, it flows out of here and into a system built elsewhere, optimized for someone else's use case, and eventually sold back to us as a "localized" product.
What if instead, communities like ours, who are already doing the annotation work, started treating that data as an asset rather than a service?
We have Amharic speakers. We have linguists. We have engineers. We're already producing the structured data that models need to understand our language.
The missing piece isn't capability. It's ownership.
At some point the question stops being "how do we get AI to work for Africa?" and starts being "who trains the AI that works in Africa?"
Just a thought from the annotation queue.
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Gooooood morning beautiful people.
Rise and shine and ready to grind the day away.
