Leo Design (Non - Design)

It's just day one

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25 things i learned by 25 1. The way you talk to yourself in your head is SO important than anything else in life. 2. When you take ownership of everything that happens to you, and live life like its 100% in your control, you feel happier. 3. Pouring fat down the sink will clog it. 4. inversion is a powerful mental tool that breaks you out of downward spirals. 5. if you cant say something bad about your group, or you cant say something good about the other side, you're brainwashed. 6. Everything in life is negotiable, and the more questions you ask, the better off you'll be. 7. most people dont care about the code, they do care about the experience though 8. your upbringing is not your fault but choosing not to fix it after you have grown up is entirely your fault 9. being mean to some people is okay, needed even, you cant make everyone happy and the more you try, the more you fail at keeping anyone happy. choose your people 10. most of what you want is behind about 2-4 weeks of uncomfortability and unsureness. it gets easier after then. 11. get a bidet, feels much cleaner than toilet paper 12. you dont rise to the level of your motivation, you fall to the level of your systems ( atomic habits ? ) 13. its easier to be a person that does x than to try to do x every day ( doing something always is easier than the mental effort of convincing yourself to do it ) 14. nobody has it all together, literally on every scale of importance 15. its okay to put something you bought and didnt like in the trash instead of suffering forever with your shitty choice. 16. respect physics , we are a sack of flesh taped together on bones. and anything that has an SI unit that goes to mega and killo can kill you. as a former live leak watcher 17. nobody cares about ipv6, adoption is important than technical elegance 18. you can fix most things with a screwdriver set, duct tape, google & a soldering iron. you cant be poor and also not know how to fix things, pick a struggle. 19. gullible is not written on the ceiling 20. you shouldnt avoid something because its a cliché, sometimes they're actually a cliché because they're proven to work for a lot of people 21. dont take people at their words, take them at their actions 22. read more books, the better vocabulary you have, the harder you can roast people in random irrelevant internet chats. 23. dont wait until 2 days left till 25 to start writing your list of 25 things i learnt before 25 24. go to hackathons, most devs dont even think about business. 25. life is a beautiful experiment you take to define what you want yours to be. season 2 episode 5 here we go

your one prompt away 😎 from an app that talks back🐸 📱  Voxide 📱  Voxide 🔥 @voxide_ai

Tracked 4 hrs of work Won two chess games in a row and it's not even half day yet🤪 @leotriesdesign

ChillWHATTTTTT??????????😭😂😂😂

And I'm using Andy's emojis Sue me ☺️

I love my dad And I kinda know he atleast don't hate me(jokes aside lol😂). Ik we don't see eye to eye on everything ik we had an argument in the morning(true story) ik he can be an ahh sometimes but he still my father he cares for me an my sister even if it's in his own way. He had his own struggle and his own demons but he gave us everything he could I'm not saying he is perfect (tbh who is perfect really🤷‍♂️ maybe except mom) but he tried his best and I'm not a person to judge his actions and beliefs he have a reason why he thinks like he does right now but despite our arguments and fights I love my dad ( I have told him I hated him lol when I was a dumb teen but I think Ik lil better not to judge my father until I become one) One piece of advice I got form someone I don't remeber is Try to write down what you think your parents lack so you don't repeat those mistakes to ur kids. Writing seems kinda sus ngl but just keep score and be better.

Joining the Gymnation🏃‍♂️

Ngl it's catchy 😂😂

Relatable 🙂

I missed you guys too😿

It's not just you brother🥲

While I was away, we’ve been busy behind the scenes preparing to launch teftef So, what is teftef? teftef is an AI-powered career platform built to solve one of the biggest problems with job searching. Instead of jumping between different platforms and applying blindly, teftef helps you discover relevant opportunities, understand how well you match each job and make smarter applications all in one place. And now… we’re almost ready to launch! 👀 Join the waitlist to get exclusive early perks and be among the first to experience teftef. 👉 join the waitlist here #teftef @zaya_journal

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Introducing TldRecap (@tldrecap_bot)! A Telegram bot that summarizes group chat conversations using Google's Gemini AI. Lol, it's a redeployment of TldReply (@tldreply_bot). Since it hasn't been working for a while now, I figured I could try building it myself. But to my surprise, I found the whole repository as an open source project on GitHub. So, all I needed to do was deploy it with a new bot username. And so, I forked the repository onto my GitHub account. I created a Supabase project and copied the DATABASE_URL (I chose Connect → Direct Connection String → Session pooler (because "Direct connection" uses IPv6 and it failed to use it on Render, while "Session pooler" uses IPv4, and worked) → Connection string. I also opened the SQL Editor and executed the code found in the repository's file: src/db/schema.sql, creating the required tables. I generated an ENCRYPTION_SECRET environment variable using the OpenSSL command:

openssl rand -hex 32

used for encrypting API keys. I went to Telegram's @BotFather, and created a bot named TldRecap (@tldrecap_bot), and gave it the exact same list of commands as TldReply (@tldreply_bot). I copied the bot's TELEGRAM_TOKEN. So, with the above three environment variables and NODE_ENV=production, I was about to deploy it on Render. Gemini recommended that I choose Background Workers as the service type. But the problem with that was that it had no free tier, unlike the Web Service option. And the latter option needed to expose a port in order to work, which the upstream code didn't do. And so, I updated the forked code for that reason, and for an additional one: a health check API so that I can keep the deployment alive using UpTimeRobot. Free tier Render automatically spins down the deployment if it is idle for 15 minutes. But with UpTimeRobot, I can ping it every 5 minutes, keeping it constantly alive. The deployment failed because it wasn't installing the devDependencies. I had never encountered that kind of error before, but I found out that it was happening because the NODE_ENV environment variable was set to production. So, I had to edit the Render build command and make it as follows:

npm install --include=dev && npm run build

(Note the --include=dev flag.) It failed again due to tsconfig.json problems, and I fixed that as well. I added a commit that lets owners and admins having the "Remain anonymous" setting turned on set up the group. I also added another one that fixes a little formatting bug in the generated summaries. And so, the TldRecap bot (@tldrecap_bot) is completely working now. Add it to your group, set it up with your Gemini API key, and try out the /tldr command (e.g., /tldr 100 detailed). Enjoy! https://github.com/Abel-Tessema/tldreply-bot

📖 Meet WordBucket — a reading companion built to help you grow your vocabulary without interrupting your reading. One thing that always frustrated me (to ungodly levels of tweakery) was having to leave a book, article or document every time I came across an unfamiliar word. I'd search for the definition, lose my place, and by the time I got back, I'd often forget the word anyway. So I built WordBucket. With WordBucket, you can highlight a word and Bucketify it to instantly view its definition and save it for later. If an app doesn't support custom text actions, simply copy the word, pull down Quick Settings and tap Bucketify. ✨ What you can do: • Save definitions, pronunciations and examples from you favorite reader (or anywhere random) • Review words with active recall and spaced reviews • Track your progress with learning and retention statistics • See your strongest and weakest vocabulary • Enjoy eight paper-inspired themes with light and dark mode • Keep everything stored locally—no account required WordBucket is currently available for Android as a direct APK download (Sorry IOS peeps🥺). 🌐 Download: [WORDBUCKET] (Play around with the palette, it'll give you a preview of what you'll get yourself into🔥) The app is still evolving, and I'd genuinely love to hear your feedback, feature ideas or bug reports. Every suggestion helps make it a little better. #project (shameless plug😂)

Bruhhh ik this guy from linkedin days an awesome dude

I am going to start this channel with some terrible... but actually great advice. →  Steal (ስረቁ) Yep, every great designer ሌባ ነው! 😁 The clever ones? They don't get caught. ፀዴ design isn't born in isolation, it's a REMIX. You take a layout from here, A color palette from there, A micro-interaction from somewhere else... And it becomes something new, something better. If u steal from one source, that is a crime. But if u steal from many, that's smart! So basically today's advice is ስረቁ, ሌባ ሁኑ (in a good & smart way ofc 😁)