Hey everyone, Simon just created his new Telegram channel. If you’re interested in data science, make sure to join him @datawithsimon

🚨 Arifoch, it’s go time!

Registration & project submission for the Arifpay Hackathon 2025 is officially OPEN!

This is your chance to build with purpose, pitch with precision, and lead Ethiopia’s digital future.

✅ Submit your idea

✅ Form your team

✅ Integrate with Arifpay API

✅ Compete for cash prizes & mentorship

🔗 Register now: yenettacode.com/arifpay-hackathon

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📌 Scan the QR on the poster to get started.

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I had a fireside chat last night at stanford. And I was just thinking how wild it is that a st.mary extenstion dropout is doing a speech at stanford ;)

Recaps here - https://better-hack.io/#recap

I have been using Kiro for some time now, ngl it is surprisingly good at understanding your project’s requirements. Since it’s spec-driven, it doesn’t just jump straight into code — instead, it helps you think in terms of requirements, design, and tasks before moving to implementation. That makes it more structured than Cursor.

That said, I’ve noticed it lags a lot compared to Cursor. Cursor feels blazing fast, but the hallucination problem never really goes away there. Kiro trades some speed for depth and consistency — better specs, less nonsense, but slower feedback.

And honestly, I’m not trading Cursor’s smooth dev experience for that… at least not for now. If you’re curious though, you can join Kiro’s waitlist on their site.

we got a repost from the official three js, and a like from the creator(mrdoob)