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Comparison drains us because we measure our messy behind the scenes struggles against everyone else's polished highlight reels. When you tie your worth strictly to immediate results, every setback in your life or work feels like a personal failure rather than a natural part of growth. Wins and losses are just temporary experiences along the way, so stop comparing your raw draft to someone else's final edit and focus on living your own story.
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I built a 90-day Backend Mastery roadmap for developers who want to go deeper into backend engineering.
It covers 17 systems across Linux, networking, Docker, PostgreSQL, Redis, system design, distributed systems, Kafka, Kubernetes, cloud, CI/CD, observability, security, and more.
It includes curated resources, hands-on labs, checklists, and a day-by-day plan.
If you're serious about leveling up your backend skills, check it out:
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It covers 17 systems across Linux, networking, Docker, PostgreSQL, Redis, system design, distributed systems, Kafka, Kubernetes, cloud, CI/CD, observability, security, and more.
It includes curated resources, hands-on labs, checklists, and a day-by-day plan.
If you're serious about leveling up your backend skills, check it out:
backend-mastery.seefun.dev
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Wait what ? Is it foreal Github is not working ? π³ Let's Support Abel β€οΈ
Yeah github experiancing some sort of high error rates around 20% for web experiences and api traffic.
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π August winner: Lidia Kibret (@Binary_04)
Live portfolio. Real GitHub work. An honest, specific reflection on what she actually built this month.
That's exactly what this scholarship exists to reward.
Her ALX Data Science subscription starts this week π₯
To everyone who applied, thank you. I read every single one, and I emailed each of you personally with real feedback.
Next round opens next month.
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Live portfolio. Real GitHub work. An honest, specific reflection on what she actually built this month.
That's exactly what this scholarship exists to reward.
Her ALX Data Science subscription starts this week π₯
To everyone who applied, thank you. I read every single one, and I emailed each of you personally with real feedback.
Next round opens next month.
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so honestly speaking if you crack one idea that can work locally i bet you will find some other that will work for the abroad.
we usually got attract by US startup environment and we try harder to crack or to find one solution to a problem that were never existed. and we got attracted by the number people are posting.
So i really recommend you to start looking your own environment and find something that will work for the local market, i know it is hard that why it is not for everybody then you will meet a lot of people that will let you see more problem to be solved.
in my exprience i have seen many problem that needs to be solved in ethiopia for ethiopian market, but there are few people solving them. ofc if i tell you the problem to solve it will kill your creativity and the problem i see even might not aligned with your interest but if you really tackle the hardship you see the local market you definetely will know what to solve for the international market as well.
Also i really want you to try to involve and engage in networking event, it is something we can use to scale up our game.
we usually got attract by US startup environment and we try harder to crack or to find one solution to a problem that were never existed. and we got attracted by the number people are posting.
So i really recommend you to start looking your own environment and find something that will work for the local market, i know it is hard that why it is not for everybody then you will meet a lot of people that will let you see more problem to be solved.
in my exprience i have seen many problem that needs to be solved in ethiopia for ethiopian market, but there are few people solving them. ofc if i tell you the problem to solve it will kill your creativity and the problem i see even might not aligned with your interest but if you really tackle the hardship you see the local market you definetely will know what to solve for the international market as well.
Also i really want you to try to involve and engage in networking event, it is something we can use to scale up our game.
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Sometimes, cool projects just don't get enough attention. π
GhostMark is one of those projects that deserves to be discovered.
Built with Rust + WebAssembly, itβs an offline, privacy-focused tool for working with AI-related watermarks and metadata.
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π§ Ollama run 10B+ parameter models locally
π Batch Cleaning process entire folders
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Itβs more than a GitHub script thereβs a web app, CLI, extension, API, and local processing engine behind it.
Despite all that, it still seems surprisingly underrated. π
π https://ghostmarks.vercel.app
βοΈ https://github.com/kilopal/GhostMarkv
Creator: @Kilopal
Follow him on X: @kilopal_
Sometimes the projects that deserve attention aren't the ones already getting it. π₯
GhostMark is one of those projects that deserves to be discovered.
Built with Rust + WebAssembly, itβs an offline, privacy-focused tool for working with AI-related watermarks and metadata.
π¦ Rust + WASM
β‘οΈ Local/offline processing
π PDF, DOCX, EPUB, ODT & images
π Batch processing
𧩠Chrome extension
π» Rust CLI
π€ Local Ollama integration
π Developer WASM API
The latest v0.13 release adds:
π₯ SynthID Destroyer dynamic token perturbation
π§ Ollama run 10B+ parameter models locally
π Batch Cleaning process entire folders
β Homoglyph injection designed to affect AI-detection results
Itβs more than a GitHub script thereβs a web app, CLI, extension, API, and local processing engine behind it.
Despite all that, it still seems surprisingly underrated. π
π https://ghostmarks.vercel.app
βοΈ https://github.com/kilopal/GhostMarkv
Creator: @Kilopal
Follow him on X: @kilopal_
Sometimes the projects that deserve attention aren't the ones already getting it. π₯
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Episode 4 is finally here! ποΈπ₯
I sat down with Birhan Nega, a software developer with over 10 years of experience, entrepreneur, company founder and content creator.
We talked about his journey in tech, building a company in Ethiopia, working with international teams, discipline, remote opportunities, AI and what genuinely separates an experienced engineer from someone who only knows how to write code.
Watch the full episode here π
π https://youtu.be/w8SHWwDehS0
I sat down with Birhan Nega, a software developer with over 10 years of experience, entrepreneur, company founder and content creator.
We talked about his journey in tech, building a company in Ethiopia, working with international teams, discipline, remote opportunities, AI and what genuinely separates an experienced engineer from someone who only knows how to write code.
Watch the full episode here π
π https://youtu.be/w8SHWwDehS0
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Donβt let low engagement stop you from posting on X.
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Likes donβt always reflect the value of what youβre sharing.
Stay consistent, keep showing up, and keep building. The audience and momentum can come later. π€
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