Leo Design (Non - Design)

Oftentimes all you need in your life is for someone to take you seriously. Sometimes the person that needs to take you seriously is you.

I should have included these with the apk, sorry my mind is going all over the place😅. Presenting ClearPath 1.0 in all it's glory

If you're a Telegram Creator, please help this message reach everyone 🤪 The plan is to get rejected for all the reasons App Store Guidelines say are non-compliant features or UX flows as much as possible in the external beta review. That helps me avoid friction on the actual App Store submission. And it means it may take me a week or so to deliver the external beta (first version and build) for those of you who sent me email addresses. Meanwhile, you can fill in this form to be one of the Ledgerly Early Adopters: https://forms.gle/Q6TjQHfjm1xqf6Ux5

Eid Mubarak to all Muslims brother and sisters. May Allah accept our duas.

Soooo peeps You know how I’ve been trying to learn backend stuff? Yeah, well, instead of studying like a normal person, I procrastinated by actually building something.😭😭😂 I got completely sick of mindlessly scrolling through job channels where 99% of the posts are useless to me. So I coded a scraper bot called Bearly Employed. How it works: 🔘 You give it your keywords (python, remote, data, writer, whatever), and it constantly scours the channels for you. 🔘 The exact millisecond a post matches your keyword? The trap springs and slides the direct link straight into your DMs. No noise, no endless scrolling. 🔘You can use /pause to go into hibernation when you're sick of the rat race, and /resume when you need money again. Quick Reality Check: Since this is a beta test, I’ve only mapped three job channels so far, but you can use /request inside the bot to suggest more. Also, knowing my luck with technology (looking at you, car window😒😒), it’ll probably try to blow its own sides off. If you face any bugs or have feedback, drop a comment or spam me. Go set some traps and let me know if it breaks! @bearly_employed_bot

Introducing CF Focus — AI Blocker for Competitive Programming CF Focus is a Chrome extension designed for competitive programmers who want to improve real problem-solving skills without instantly relying on AI tools. The extension automatically blocks AI platforms such as ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and others whenever you open platforms like Codeforces and LeetCode Key features include: • Automatic AI blocking during practice • Progressive Hint Unlock system based on effort and time spent • Focus Sessions with optional Hardcore mode • Daily streaks, statistics, and focus tracking • Scheduled blocking and custom platform support • PIN-protected settings for self-discipline The idea behind the project is to encourage deeper thinking, longer focus, and stronger competitive programming skills. GitHub Repository: [ link ] - If you love it please give it a STAR ⭐ Chrome Extension: [ link ] - feel free to leave a review and rate it #bytephilosopherProjects #project1 @byte_philosopher

Our third video podcast is LIVE on YouTube and we're tackling "The Secret behind big wins". Featuring: Natnael Geteneh The Vibe: 🔥 + 💵 Watch here: YouTube Link Share to save your discipline and startup mindset. @cyber_Guardian5

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Slow down. Take your time. Enjoy the view. @leotriesdesign

been seeing a lot of cool phone pics lately, so I thought why not put them all in one place so i made a channel called pov.et where people share aesthetic POV photos taken only on phones from around the country You can join pov.et and drop your pics too 🙌 @natyiu0

Congrats Arsenal... Maychal yelem Arsenal just won a major trophy what's stopping you huh😂😂

You can't have an easy life and a great character - Jimmy Carr @leotriesdesign

Today I had a meeting with a senior Google developer who has worked there for more than 20 years, both as a permanent employee and freelancer. It was such an amazing experience, and I got a lot of valuable insights from him. Here are some life principles and lessons I learned: 1. Stay fit and take care of your health. At the end of the day, health matters the most. 2. Focus on building real skills first. Don’t just follow whatever trend the world is chasing. Work on something you truly enjoy, something you can spend hours on like it’s a game. Read books, especially research papers. If you are a junior developer, learn the fundamentals deeply. Use AI wisely to understand things from the ground level. 3. Communication skills are just as important as technical skills. Learn how to explain and present your knowledge. These days, your online presence matters a lot more than just a resume. Build visibility through platforms like GitHub and by sharing your work online. Also, attend workshops and meetups. But don’t just attend. make sure you connect with at least one person and keep in touch with them. 4. Have a spiritual life. Whether you are religious or not, always try to be good to others. You never know when your kindness will come back to help you. Another important point was this: Build projects that solve your own problems or local problems around you. It’s easier to understand problems you personally face. Then think about how those solutions can scale internationally. And about AI: Use AI as a mentor, not as something to completely depend on. Learn the basics well and use AI to simplify your learning and productivity. Finally, being a good developer means being a lifelong learner. Technology changes fast, and you must keep updating yourself. He started learning during the COBOL and FORTRAN era, and he still adapts to modern technologies today. So keep learning, keep building, and prepare yourself for the international market. Visibility matters. Real projects matter. Continuous learning matters. @byte_philosopher

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