Forwarded from The Opcode
Hey Opicoders
Big news. Today, someone from the community introduced Alphabet to founders and teams from several AI startups during an event. No invite. No setup from me. Just a person who believed in the project enough to talk about it in a room full of people building real things. That alone is something I did not expect this week.
And it gets better. I also got selected to represent Alphabet Programming Language at the Tesfa AI startup showcase. Real stage. Real investors in the room. Real partners. Real VIP guests whose names I cannot even share yet. On top of that, I will be pitching to Tesfa AI and the AAU Startup Center, which could open even more doors for the project.
If you have followed this channel for a while, you already know what Alphabet is. For those who do not, it is the project I have been building for years. A real compiled programming language. Not a toy. Not a translation layer. A full language with its own bytecode VM written in C++, its own compiler, its own package manager, its own browser IDE. And it works in 5 natural languages. English. Amharic. Spanish. French. German. Same code. Same output. Only the keywords change. People can build software in their own language.
I am not going to lie. I am nervous. Public speaking is one thing. Public speaking about a project you have poured your whole life into is another thing entirely. But I would rather feel this weight than feel nothing. I would rather be nervous about a real stage than comfortable about nothing happening. That is the bet I made when I started this thing.
So here is what I need from you, Opicoders. Moral support. Genuine engagement. When I post the pitch materials, when I share the demo, when I tell you the showcase dates, I need you to show up. Comment. Share. Send the link to one person who might care. That is how this works. Not from one person screaming into a channel. From a community that decides to lift one of its own.
I am excited to see more people start using Alphabet and experience how it can make coding easier by allowing them to build software in their own language. This is just the beginning. Stay tuned. More updates coming soon.
Thank you for being here.
Big news. Today, someone from the community introduced Alphabet to founders and teams from several AI startups during an event. No invite. No setup from me. Just a person who believed in the project enough to talk about it in a room full of people building real things. That alone is something I did not expect this week.
And it gets better. I also got selected to represent Alphabet Programming Language at the Tesfa AI startup showcase. Real stage. Real investors in the room. Real partners. Real VIP guests whose names I cannot even share yet. On top of that, I will be pitching to Tesfa AI and the AAU Startup Center, which could open even more doors for the project.
If you have followed this channel for a while, you already know what Alphabet is. For those who do not, it is the project I have been building for years. A real compiled programming language. Not a toy. Not a translation layer. A full language with its own bytecode VM written in C++, its own compiler, its own package manager, its own browser IDE. And it works in 5 natural languages. English. Amharic. Spanish. French. German. Same code. Same output. Only the keywords change. People can build software in their own language.
I am not going to lie. I am nervous. Public speaking is one thing. Public speaking about a project you have poured your whole life into is another thing entirely. But I would rather feel this weight than feel nothing. I would rather be nervous about a real stage than comfortable about nothing happening. That is the bet I made when I started this thing.
So here is what I need from you, Opicoders. Moral support. Genuine engagement. When I post the pitch materials, when I share the demo, when I tell you the showcase dates, I need you to show up. Comment. Share. Send the link to one person who might care. That is how this works. Not from one person screaming into a channel. From a community that decides to lift one of its own.
I am excited to see more people start using Alphabet and experience how it can make coding easier by allowing them to build software in their own language. This is just the beginning. Stay tuned. More updates coming soon.
Thank you for being here.
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Working on weekends feels smtπ€§πButπ
The wait was worth it !π
βοΈAfter so many hours of indexing overnight, my vector database Done with 1,375,327 chunks indexed.
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Then when the AI asked ,
Why are customers unhappy with credit cards?
It searched 1.37 million complaint chunks and came back in seconds with a clear, structured answer naming real companies, real issues, real evidence.
This is what all the waiting was for. π«‘
The next step is building the UI interface πͺπͺ with streamlit or Gradioπͺ
#DAY5 of the project
Enjoy the weekend βΊοΈπ«‘
The wait was worth it !π
βοΈAfter so many hours of indexing overnight, my vector database Done with 1,375,327 chunks indexed.
Every single customer complaint searchable by meaning in under a second.The patience paid off. β‘οΈ
Then when the AI asked ,
Why are customers unhappy with credit cards?
It searched 1.37 million complaint chunks and came back in seconds with a clear, structured answer naming real companies, real issues, real evidence.
This is what all the waiting was for. π«‘
The next step is building the UI interface πͺπͺ with streamlit or Gradioπͺ
#DAY5 of the project
Enjoy the weekend βΊοΈπ«‘
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Forwarded from Bytephilosopher
Good morning my habesha ppl βΊοΈπ«‘
It is new week .new Monday π€
Let's us start the week with great energy π and keep grinding πͺ
Day's are moving so fast.so Let's us make smt useful not to regret later.β¨
Have a nice weekend, new week and Monday. βοΈβ¨
It is new week .new Monday π€
Let's us start the week with great energy π and keep grinding πͺ
Day's are moving so fast.so Let's us make smt useful not to regret later.β¨
Have a nice weekend, new week and Monday. βοΈβ¨
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#DAY6 of the project
Let us make alive ππ to all process that is working behind the scene π.
Todayβs task is building a user friendly interface that allows non technical users to interact with my RAG system π I will use Gradio to build the web interface. π€
βοΈβοΈ keep moving
Let us make alive ππ to all process that is working behind the scene π.
Todayβs task is building a user friendly interface that allows non technical users to interact with my RAG system π I will use Gradio to build the web interface. π€
βοΈβοΈ keep moving
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π₯ππ Finally the project make it alive ππ
The UI lets the product manager to restrict how many complaints chunks to receive and also filter to specific product to receive for seeing the complaints.
What is left is adding some loading state and error indicator if exists.Then deploying on HuggingFace.ππ
#DAY6π«‘π€
The UI lets the product manager to restrict how many complaints chunks to receive and also filter to specific product to receive for seeing the complaints.
What is left is adding some loading state and error indicator if exists.Then deploying on HuggingFace.ππ
#DAY6π«‘π€
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Forwarded from BΟ
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Don't announce moves. Confirm arrivals.
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Forwarded from Codative π
The are the things I think the best to do in Uni time
- Grind as much as possible and hone your skill to the max
- don leave any opportunity local and international
- internships are the best fr specially international ones
- make good friends
- The last and the most important apply apply
- Grind as much as possible and hone your skill to the max
- don leave any opportunity local and international
- internships are the best fr specially international ones
- make good friends
- The last and the most important apply apply
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