Forwarded from AAU Software Engineering community (Aquaphile π¨ββοΈ)
π Remote Internship Program
π’ Oasis Infobyte
π Remote
π Students & Fresh Graduates
β³ Duration: 4β6 Weeks
π What You'll Do
β’ Work on live industry projects
β’ Collaborate with mentors
β’ Build practical, job-ready skills
β’ Showcase creativity and innovation
π© How to Apply
β’ Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwL_cwk_k0YzMS9iUz_onHs2VBNAKet3hgSrrUuEKrC_s6sQ/viewform
π’ Oasis Infobyte
π Remote
π Students & Fresh Graduates
β³ Duration: 4β6 Weeks
π What You'll Do
β’ Work on live industry projects
β’ Collaborate with mentors
β’ Build practical, job-ready skills
β’ Showcase creativity and innovation
π© How to Apply
β’ Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfwL_cwk_k0YzMS9iUz_onHs2VBNAKet3hgSrrUuEKrC_s6sQ/viewform
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Finally the final day comes ππ
Writing a report is actually the most overwhelming . But it helps me to exercise how can I express my technical work to non technical teams in plain english to easily present the work and the problem I solved to them.
The only thing left in this project is presentation to all up and downs and the fruit that appears at the end.π
#DAY6 of the RAG project
Writing a report is actually the most overwhelming . But it helps me to exercise how can I express my technical work to non technical teams in plain english to easily present the work and the problem I solved to them.
The only thing left in this project is presentation to all up and downs and the fruit that appears at the end.π
#DAY6 of the RAG project
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Don't forget to rest , and
Thank God α α°αα α΅ααααπππβΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈ
Good night fams π€π€
Thank God α α°αα α΅ααααπππβΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈβΊοΈ
Good night fams π€π€
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Forwarded from BΟ
ΙΎΤΞ±Ι³-Ops (BΟ
ΙΎΤΞ±Ι³ | Ψ¨Ψ±ΩΨ§Ω :))
Shoutout to everyone building something nobody believed in yet.
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#Day7
I still canβt believe how quickly this week passedπ€§π€§. Looking back, this project has been one of the most valuable real-world experiences Iβve had so far.π€πΎ
At first, even opening those huge CSV files felt intimidating. The technical terms sounded overwhelming, and everything seemed far more complex than I expected. But once I started learning, experimenting, and taking things one step at a time, those βheavyβ concepts gradually became easier to understand.
The long nights, the debugging sessions, and the moments of confusion specially around Day 4 πππwere all worth it. Today, being able to confidently say βit worksβ and present the work Iβve built feels incredibly rewarding.
Beyond the technical skills, this project taught me something even more important: the courage to try. It reminded me not to be afraid of new challenges, to keep building, and to keep learning. It also help me to remind a simple lesson: donβt leave things for later. Later, the coffee gets cold, opportunities pass by, and unfinished work stays unfinished. Showing up, doing the work, and sharing it on time says a lot about who you are.
This isnβt the end. Tomorrow, Iβll be starting another project. π€π½π€π½π€π½I donβt know exactly what Iβll learn or what challenges are waiting for me,πππ but one thing remains the same Iβm always eager to learn new things, adapt quickly, and keep growing.
On to the next challenge. ππ«‘π«‘
I still canβt believe how quickly this week passedπ€§π€§. Looking back, this project has been one of the most valuable real-world experiences Iβve had so far.π€πΎ
At first, even opening those huge CSV files felt intimidating. The technical terms sounded overwhelming, and everything seemed far more complex than I expected. But once I started learning, experimenting, and taking things one step at a time, those βheavyβ concepts gradually became easier to understand.
The long nights, the debugging sessions, and the moments of confusion specially around Day 4 πππwere all worth it. Today, being able to confidently say βit worksβ and present the work Iβve built feels incredibly rewarding.
Beyond the technical skills, this project taught me something even more important: the courage to try. It reminded me not to be afraid of new challenges, to keep building, and to keep learning. It also help me to remind a simple lesson: donβt leave things for later. Later, the coffee gets cold, opportunities pass by, and unfinished work stays unfinished. Showing up, doing the work, and sharing it on time says a lot about who you are.
This isnβt the end. Tomorrow, Iβll be starting another project. π€π½π€π½π€π½I donβt know exactly what Iβll learn or what challenges are waiting for me,πππ but one thing remains the same Iβm always eager to learn new things, adapt quickly, and keep growing.
On to the next challenge. ππ«‘π«‘
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Forwarded from WTM Ethiopia
π AWS She Builds Mentorship Program 2026 β Applications Now Open!
Women in tech, this is an opportunity worth exploring.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has opened applications for the 2026 AWS She Builds Mentorship Program, a free 12-week mentorship initiative designed to support women in technology through personalized guidance, career development, and professional growth.
π Application Deadline: June 30, 2026 (11:59 PM PDT)
π Program Duration: September β November 2026
π° Cost: Free
Through the program, participants are matched 1:1 with AWS mentors who provide support, insights, and guidance to help navigate career growth in the tech industry.
Whether you're starting your tech journey, transitioning into a new role, or looking to advance your career, this mentorship program offers valuable access to experienced professionals and a global community of women in technology.
π Apply here:
https://us-east-1.signin.aws/platform/d-9067642ac7/login?workflowStateHandle=a0aff3fb-a469-4f9d-bae6-98cb9b8556b1
#WomenInTech #AWS #AWSSheBuilds
Women in tech, this is an opportunity worth exploring.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has opened applications for the 2026 AWS She Builds Mentorship Program, a free 12-week mentorship initiative designed to support women in technology through personalized guidance, career development, and professional growth.
π Application Deadline: June 30, 2026 (11:59 PM PDT)
π Program Duration: September β November 2026
π° Cost: Free
Through the program, participants are matched 1:1 with AWS mentors who provide support, insights, and guidance to help navigate career growth in the tech industry.
Whether you're starting your tech journey, transitioning into a new role, or looking to advance your career, this mentorship program offers valuable access to experienced professionals and a global community of women in technology.
π Apply here:
https://us-east-1.signin.aws/platform/d-9067642ac7/login?workflowStateHandle=a0aff3fb-a469-4f9d-bae6-98cb9b8556b1
#WomenInTech #AWS #AWSSheBuilds
Forwarded from Kidus's Chronicles
I had an intensive technical interview 3 weeks ago. One thing I learned, if you don't know something, it's better to be honest than to fake it. Some of what I was asked, I'd heard of but didn't deeply understand. And I got the job. The interviewer appreciated the honesty and the hunger to learn. Although I had to re-evaluate myself as well since most of it was a live coding session and I actually did really well there.
I'll also be working US timezone, officially joining the TMOC crew π
Reminder: not knowing something isn't a failure. There's always time to learn. Always. NEVER too late.
I'll also be working US timezone, officially joining the TMOC crew π
Reminder: not knowing something isn't a failure. There's always time to learn. Always. NEVER too late.
Forwarded from MissCoder /niya.dev β¨ (MCβ¨)
CodeLore V0 is outttt π₯
Hey everyone π
I've been working on something called CodeLore, and v0 is finally out π
CodeLore is a place where programming concepts are explained using stories, chaos, and weird analogies so they're easier to understand and remember.
You can:
β Read lores from the community
β Write and publish your own
β like the good ones
β Search by topic or tag
β Share them anywhere
β Install it as a mobile app
Built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind, Framer Motion, and Supabase.
Honestly, this started as a personal project to store the creative analogies I come up with while learning.
Later, I thought it would be cool to make it available for others who want a place to save and share their own explanations.
If you're someone who likes getting creative while learning, give it a try π
https://code-lore-flax.vercel.app/
I'd be happy to hear your feedback and suggestions π
#projects
Hey everyone π
I've been working on something called CodeLore, and v0 is finally out π
CodeLore is a place where programming concepts are explained using stories, chaos, and weird analogies so they're easier to understand and remember.
You can:
β Read lores from the community
β Write and publish your own
β like the good ones
β Search by topic or tag
β Share them anywhere
β Install it as a mobile app
Built with React, TypeScript, Tailwind, Framer Motion, and Supabase.
Honestly, this started as a personal project to store the creative analogies I come up with while learning.
Later, I thought it would be cool to make it available for others who want a place to save and share their own explanations.
If you're someone who likes getting creative while learning, give it a try π
https://code-lore-flax.vercel.app/
I'd be happy to hear your feedback and suggestions π
#projects
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Ladies and gentlemen π«‘π
π«‘πNew challenge has been given!
I will work on a full Data Engineering Pipeline that scrapes Ethiopian medical Telegram channels and turns raw messy data into clean, actionable business insights!
Who is this for? Pharmacies, health regulators, researchers, and data analysts who need to understand the Ethiopian medicine market but don't have time to read thousands of Telegram posts manually.
The system will answer real questions like:
π Which medicines are trending?
π° How do prices vary across channels?
What products appear most in images?
π What are the weekly posting trends?
This week I will be learning ELT pipelines, dbt, more on PostgreSQL, YOLO image detection, and FastAPI.
π #DAY1
#DataEngineering #ELT #dbt #YOLO #FastAPI #TelegramScraping
π«‘πNew challenge has been given!
I will work on a full Data Engineering Pipeline that scrapes Ethiopian medical Telegram channels and turns raw messy data into clean, actionable business insights!
Who is this for? Pharmacies, health regulators, researchers, and data analysts who need to understand the Ethiopian medicine market but don't have time to read thousands of Telegram posts manually.
The system will answer real questions like:
π Which medicines are trending?
π° How do prices vary across channels?
What products appear most in images?
π What are the weekly posting trends?
This week I will be learning ELT pipelines, dbt, more on PostgreSQL, YOLO image detection, and FastAPI.
π #DAY1
#DataEngineering #ELT #dbt #YOLO #FastAPI #TelegramScraping
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Forwarded from BΟ
ΙΎΤΞ±Ι³-Ops (BΟ
ΙΎΤΞ±Ι³ | Ψ¨Ψ±ΩΨ§Ω :))
You will never win at anything, if you are afraid of taking chances.
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Forwarded from Luna's pathwayπ€ (Luna)
I once heard someone speak about "α΅αα΅α α₯α αα΅αα³"
For a long time, I thought life was about crossing bridges and avoiding walls.
Then I grew older and I realized that a wall is not always an obstacle.Sometimes, it is the destination.
A bridge exists to be crossed. It connects one reality to another. One version of ourselves to the next. Many people in our lives are bridges. They appear for a season, change our direction, teach us a lesson, and leave us standing somewhere we could never have reached alone.
But a wall is different.
β’ A wall asks us to stop.
β’ To remain.
β’ To build.
The walls of a home are not prisons; they are what make belonging possible. Without walls, there is no shelter. Without boundaries, there is no identity. Without limits, there is no meaning.
Perhaps this is true of relationships too.
Some people are bridges. They help us discover who we can become.
Some people are walls. They become the place where our wandering ends. Not because they confine us, but because they give our lives shape.
β’ A family is a wall.
β’ Trust is a wall.
β’ Commitment is a wall.
Love, at its deepest, is a wall we willingly build around two souls not to keep the world out, but to create a place where both can belong.
The paradox of life is that we need both.
Bridges remind us that we must grow.
Walls remind us that we must root ourselves somewhere.
A life made only of bridges becomes endless wandering.
A life made only of walls becomes stagnation.
Wisdom is knowing when to cross and when to stay.
And perhaps the greatest relationships are those rare ones that become both a bridge that transforms us,and a wall that finally feels like home.
For a long time, I thought life was about crossing bridges and avoiding walls.
Then I grew older and I realized that a wall is not always an obstacle.Sometimes, it is the destination.
A bridge exists to be crossed. It connects one reality to another. One version of ourselves to the next. Many people in our lives are bridges. They appear for a season, change our direction, teach us a lesson, and leave us standing somewhere we could never have reached alone.
But a wall is different.
β’ A wall asks us to stop.
β’ To remain.
β’ To build.
The walls of a home are not prisons; they are what make belonging possible. Without walls, there is no shelter. Without boundaries, there is no identity. Without limits, there is no meaning.
Perhaps this is true of relationships too.
Some people are bridges. They help us discover who we can become.
Some people are walls. They become the place where our wandering ends. Not because they confine us, but because they give our lives shape.
β’ A family is a wall.
β’ Trust is a wall.
β’ Commitment is a wall.
Love, at its deepest, is a wall we willingly build around two souls not to keep the world out, but to create a place where both can belong.
The paradox of life is that we need both.
Bridges remind us that we must grow.
Walls remind us that we must root ourselves somewhere.
A life made only of bridges becomes endless wandering.
A life made only of walls becomes stagnation.
Wisdom is knowing when to cross and when to stay.
And perhaps the greatest relationships are those rare ones that become both a bridge that transforms us,and a wall that finally feels like home.
πSecond Day of The Project.
Today I Scraped 1000 messages from 5 Ethiopian medical Telegram channels automatically. Built a full data lake with JSON files partitioned by date and images organized by channel.
The hardest part? Finding the real Telegram usernames some channels were bots, some had wrong names. Real engineering is about solving these small but tricky problems! πͺ
Now on Next Part : Data Modeling & Transformation!
Raw data is messy and untrustworthy. My job now is to turn that chaos into clean, structured, analysis-ready tables using:
π PostgreSQL as the data warehouse
π dbt to clean, transform, and test the data
βοΈ Star Schema the gold standard for analytical databases
#DAY2
#DataEngineering #DataWarehouse
Today I Scraped 1000 messages from 5 Ethiopian medical Telegram channels automatically. Built a full data lake with JSON files partitioned by date and images organized by channel.
The hardest part? Finding the real Telegram usernames some channels were bots, some had wrong names. Real engineering is about solving these small but tricky problems! πͺ
Now on Next Part : Data Modeling & Transformation!
Raw data is messy and untrustworthy. My job now is to turn that chaos into clean, structured, analysis-ready tables using:
π PostgreSQL as the data warehouse
π dbt to clean, transform, and test the data
βοΈ Star Schema the gold standard for analytical databases
#DAY2
#DataEngineering #DataWarehouse
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