Forwarded from ጉጉት's Journey
here is what ive been working on for the stark hackathon
https://goat.gugut.studio/
and go and star the proj on https://stark.et/project/gugut-and-the-goat-300
https://goat.gugut.studio/
and go and star the proj on https://stark.et/project/gugut-and-the-goat-300
ጉጉት's Journey
here is what ive been working on for the stark hackathon https://goat.gugut.studio/ and go and star the proj on https://stark.et/project/gugut-and-the-goat-300
The krar music they used & the accent of the goat keeper 🔥
Check it out
Check it out
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https://emando.vercel.app/
who tf is this guy? (I thought i was the only one with this name)😭
Needed the domain name.
who tf is this guy? (I thought i was the only one with this name)😭
Needed the domain name.
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Firmware is a specific class of low-level software that provides direct control, initialization, and instructions for a device's physical hardware components.
Unlike application software (which runs on an operating system to help users perform tasks) or even the operating system itself, firmware is tightly coupled to the hardware it runs on. It acts as the permanent or semi-permanent translator between the physical components and higher-level software.
Best examples are UEFI or BIOS & storage controllers.
Unlike application software (which runs on an operating system to help users perform tasks) or even the operating system itself, firmware is tightly coupled to the hardware it runs on. It acts as the permanent or semi-permanent translator between the physical components and higher-level software.
Best examples are UEFI or BIOS & storage controllers.
Source: Gemini
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Tron | The Asylum
Firmware is a specific class of low-level software that provides direct control, initialization, and instructions for a device's physical hardware components. Unlike application software (which runs on an operating system to help users perform tasks) or even…
You might see frequent notifications to update firmware on your PC without actually knowing what it is (especially on linux).
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ዕድል ፈንታየን የምታቀና
ስፈራ በትር ስዝል ምርኩዜ
ተቀኘሁልህ ባሰብከው ጊዜ
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ስፈራ በትር ስዝል ምርኩዜ
ተቀኘሁልህ ባሰብከው ጊዜ
አባ ኪሮስ 🙏 08/02/2019
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Any website to Figma ❤️
you can now literally convert any full website into a fully editable figma design.
not just that,
but it's gonna be structured for you in a senior-level, professional hierarchy and layout.🤗
This is gonna be part of the official Livery kit too😎
Livery.site
you can now literally convert any full website into a fully editable figma design.
not just that,
but it's gonna be structured for you in a senior-level, professional hierarchy and layout.
This is gonna be part of the official Livery kit too
Livery.site
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Forwarded from Chapi Dev Talks
Your internet might be slow because of DNS, not bandwidth.
I tested DNS from home fiber and a Telecloud VPS in Addis, and the results were wild. 👀
• Telecloud's default DNS servers timed out.
• Google DNS (`8.8.8.8`) had high latency to many services.
• Cloudflare (`1.1.1.1`) delivered responses in just 4–7 ms for several tested services.
Using a Telecloud VPS? Try switching to Cloudflare DNS:
Your mileage may vary, but fixing DNS can make a noticeable difference.
Bandwidth affects how much data you move. DNS affects how quickly connections get started.
I tested DNS from home fiber and a Telecloud VPS in Addis, and the results were wild. 👀
• Telecloud's default DNS servers timed out.
• Google DNS (`8.8.8.8`) had high latency to many services.
• Cloudflare (`1.1.1.1`) delivered responses in just 4–7 ms for several tested services.
Using a Telecloud VPS? Try switching to Cloudflare DNS:
sudo mkdir -p /etc/systemd/resolved.conf.d/
sudo tee /etc/systemd/resolved.conf.d/dns.conf <<EOF
[Resolve]
DNS=1.1.1.1 1.0.0.1
FallbackDNS=9.9.9.9
EOF
sudo systemctl restart systemd-resolved
Your mileage may vary, but fixing DNS can make a noticeable difference.
Bandwidth affects how much data you move. DNS affects how quickly connections get started.
Forwarded from Robi makes stuff (Robi)
bro, how is there this much discourse about vibe coding.
vibe coding is a tool, you spec a problem out and you get code that solves the problem. going oooh you're dumb for vibe coding is a dumb way to look at things imo.
whats important is, did you build something cool ? and does the cool thing survive scaling, error tests, and all that.
like bro, if you never shipped something good with manual code, you arent shipping anything good with vibe coding. and just hating on vibe coding while you're vibecoding demo lela tarik.
just put the SASS in the bag man.
vibe coding is a tool, you spec a problem out and you get code that solves the problem. going oooh you're dumb for vibe coding is a dumb way to look at things imo.
whats important is, did you build something cool ? and does the cool thing survive scaling, error tests, and all that.
like bro, if you never shipped something good with manual code, you arent shipping anything good with vibe coding. and just hating on vibe coding while you're vibecoding demo lela tarik.
just put the SASS in the bag man.
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Forwarded from Natyiu (Naty)
i think a lot of the vibecoding debate comes down to craftsmanship bias.
i’m not a developer, so i can’t speak for you guys, but from the user side, i think some of you are missing the point. as a user, i don’t care if your app is built with flutter or react native. i don’t care how many MCPs, APIs, or fancy technical features you’ve added. i just want it to solve my problem and save me time.
craftsmanship matters, obviously. but if you’re so obsessed with how something is made that you forget who you’re making it for, what’s the point?
and yes, you’re gonna say you care about the non-technical user. but my question is, do you ? you spend most of your time reading technical blogs, engaging with developer communities, and getting feedback from other developers. are actual users, the vast majority of them, even participating in these conversations?
i see this with people around me too lol. guys, believe me, we don’t care how you built it as long as it works. i don’t know how many times i have to say this. i’m not saying vibe code an entire product in one shot and ship it without testing anything. but seeing developers with years of experience, who know what they’re doing, spending their time fighting over this is crazy to me.
meanwhile, non-technical people are building slop and making money from it. and whether you like it or not, you’re part of the problem too. if experienced developers spent less time fighting over tools and more time building better products, maybe people wouldn’t have to settle for slop in the first place.
i don’t support slop either. slop is slop because it adds no real value, not because of the tools used to make it.
i’m honestly tired of seeing the same debates everywhere. youtube, twitter, telegram. designers, developers, writers. everyone arguing about tools and craftsmanship instead of the people they’re supposed to be building for.
if you’re a developer who knows what they’re doing, use vibecoding to your advantage. make your workflow faster. build more. solve more problems. some of you need to go outside and let actual non-technical people try your products instead of demolishing and glazing each other all day lmao.
we’re here to solve problems, not impress each other with how we solve them. what am i missing here?
@natyiu0
i’m not a developer, so i can’t speak for you guys, but from the user side, i think some of you are missing the point. as a user, i don’t care if your app is built with flutter or react native. i don’t care how many MCPs, APIs, or fancy technical features you’ve added. i just want it to solve my problem and save me time.
craftsmanship matters, obviously. but if you’re so obsessed with how something is made that you forget who you’re making it for, what’s the point?
and yes, you’re gonna say you care about the non-technical user. but my question is, do you ? you spend most of your time reading technical blogs, engaging with developer communities, and getting feedback from other developers. are actual users, the vast majority of them, even participating in these conversations?
i see this with people around me too lol. guys, believe me, we don’t care how you built it as long as it works. i don’t know how many times i have to say this. i’m not saying vibe code an entire product in one shot and ship it without testing anything. but seeing developers with years of experience, who know what they’re doing, spending their time fighting over this is crazy to me.
meanwhile, non-technical people are building slop and making money from it. and whether you like it or not, you’re part of the problem too. if experienced developers spent less time fighting over tools and more time building better products, maybe people wouldn’t have to settle for slop in the first place.
i don’t support slop either. slop is slop because it adds no real value, not because of the tools used to make it.
i’m honestly tired of seeing the same debates everywhere. youtube, twitter, telegram. designers, developers, writers. everyone arguing about tools and craftsmanship instead of the people they’re supposed to be building for.
if you’re a developer who knows what they’re doing, use vibecoding to your advantage. make your workflow faster. build more. solve more problems. some of you need to go outside and let actual non-technical people try your products instead of demolishing and glazing each other all day lmao.
we’re here to solve problems, not impress each other with how we solve them. what am i missing here?
@natyiu0
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