Yeab

Bro started YouTube before GTA6🎉

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Eid Mubarak 🎉

1 USD = 155 ETB. No one here is paying me 155x my effort, so I stopped working with local clients like 1 and half year ago. (same for @Natyiu0). If you trust your skills and have solid projects (not just AI to do lists), go to YC startups, find early stage founders on LinkedIn or X, and DM them. Twitter Premium helps and its worth it. If you’re good, you can land a $1k internship for 1–2 months. Go all in, and it can turn into a $3k–$4k full-time role. I’ve seen it happen. If you’re not there yet, build. 2–4 hours a day. One strong project every week for 4 weeks. Post on X (views don’t matter), then start DMing. Keep building, make projects more complex over time. Just make side projects a habit. Rewire your brain. @selfmadecoder

It's not all about achieving your goals, It's about the person you become to achieve them.

we just made our first sell for my Founder boillerplate .. lets gooo 🔥 Trust MRR link @selfmadecoder

Bro's trying not to celebrate my victory by celebrating it😂

I met Yeab today and gave him the royal Addis welcome by letting him win at chess 😎 He tried so hard but I graciously lost a few games just to keep his spirits up Today’s not about my victories it’s all about Yeab’s day 😁🎉

Introducing GurshaPlus, an Ethiopian version of Buy Me a Coffee, built by our very own Natnael Adane It’s a platform where creators can receive support from their community. Aaand If you enjoy the things I build or share, you can support me and give me a Gursha using the link below 💙 https://gurshaplus.com/mrnaty

Rat race feels real in Addis ngl

It is with great pleasure that I now give you the Official Public Beta for Lomi. This version is meant to be a public test for our remake of the prototype lomi we released last year. Play around with it, kill some guys and see how high you can score. There are analytics embeded in the game. You taking the time to play it already means a lot to us. In case you'd want to leave any further opinions, you can do so by using this link. Play along for a chance to have your name in the credits of the game.

I was at the barber the other day. The only thing he did right was to get me a haircut 😭

🚀 Introducing Dataset.ET The future of AI should speak Ethiopian languages. Today we are launching Dataset.ET — an open community initiative to build the largest dataset for Ethiopian languages. Why this matters: Most AI systems today barely understand Amharic, Afaan Oromo, Tigrinya, Somali, and many other Ethiopian languages. Without datasets, AI will ignore our languages. Dataset.ET is changing that. What we are building: • Speech datasets • Text datasets • Community-validated language corpora • Open infrastructure for Ethiopian AI How you can help: 1️⃣ Record sentences using our Telegram bot 2️⃣ Validate recordings from other contributors 3️⃣ Help expand datasets for Ethiopian languages No technical skills needed — just your voice and your language. 🤖 Start contributing: https://t.me/dataset_et_bot 🌍 Learn more: https://dataset.et 💬 Join the community: https://t.me/dataset_et Together we can teach AI to understand Ethiopia. 📢 Community leaders & channel admins:

If you run a Telegram group or community and believe Ethiopian languages should be part of the future of AI, we would really appreciate it if you could share this post with your community. Your support can help thousands of people contribute their language and voice to this initiative. Thank you!

You will remain the same until the pain of remaining the same is greater than the pain of change

We're moving out to Addis and definitely using Robi's blog

For the past 7 months, I have been working deeply on backend development — focusing on database design, microservice architecture, and implementing real-world systems using frameworks like NestJS and FastAPI. One important thing I’ve learned is this: once you truly understand backend fundamentals — such as database schema design, authentication (stateless and stateful), session management, audit logging, monitoring, and message brokers like Kafka, RabbitMQ, and AWS SQS — the choice of framework or programming language becomes less important. What matters most is understanding the core concepts and implementing them at least once. After that, switching frameworks or languages becomes much easier. That’s why I’m shifting my focus back to DSA and system thinking. Scalability comes from good database design, and performance comes from strong problem-solving skills. Over the next 3 months, I will: • Revisit DSA using Grind 75 • Share insights twice a week • Build one scalable full-stack project with real impact Instead of jumping from framework to framework, let’s master the fundamentals and build something meaningful. Stay tuned

We won. 🎉️️️️️️🎉🎉