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Now August will endπ€§π€§
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Your mission is simple: identify a real problem in education and build a technology-driven solution that makes a meaningful difference.
You could create a student platform, learning hub, educational tool, teacher platform, study assistant, assessment system, collaboration platform, career-learning solution, or any other creative EdTech idea that makes education more accessible, engaging, effective, and impactful.
All submitted projects will be showcased in the Nexus Telegram channel.
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For all my Muslim families here and my friends too
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π UPDATES
- Fixed widget resizing on various devices.
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- Share streaks/sessions on social media.
- View friend details and start streak duels.
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@eyudevs || eyu.et
- Fixed widget resizing on various devices.
- Updated navbar and added share section.
- Share streaks/sessions on social media.
- View friend details and start streak duels.
- Reduced the app size by 50%
Check it out at gitstreak.eyu.et
@eyudevs || eyu.et
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Episode 5 is finally here! ποΈπ₯
This time, I sat down with Mohammed Ibrahim a.k.a Doughnut.
We talked about ExamBuddy, building AI products from Ethiopia, remote opportunities and the future of software development.
this one is packed with knowledge, honest conversations and plenty of laughs π
#SoftwareGuyPodcast #EthiopianTech #AI #Programming
https://youtu.be/tm3y6rnYyWY
This time, I sat down with Mohammed Ibrahim a.k.a Doughnut.
We talked about ExamBuddy, building AI products from Ethiopia, remote opportunities and the future of software development.
this one is packed with knowledge, honest conversations and plenty of laughs π
#SoftwareGuyPodcast #EthiopianTech #AI #Programming
https://youtu.be/tm3y6rnYyWY
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Note from my thoughts, continued.....β
I just recently opened Substack and I found this article that really hit me it's called "I want to do everything, so I do nothing" by Jemma Sbeg. Wanted to share some of the ideas from it, plus my own thoughts π
The whole article is about something a lot of us feel but never say out loud: having big dreams... but never actually chasing any of them. Not because we're lazy. Because we're scared.
She breaks it down into 3 fears that keep us frozen:
1. Fear of regret we're scared of picking one path and being stuck with it forever. But the more options we have, the harder it gets to choose (she talks about a jam study where people bought more when there were only 6 flavors instead of 24 too many choices just shuts the brain down).
2. Fear of failure we think if we fail, we BECOME a failure. Like it's permanent. But it's not it's just a moment. You try, it doesn't work, you try again.
3. Fear of being seen we're scared of people watching us mess up or change direction. But honestly, who cares?π€·ββπ€·ββ
The part that stuck with me most was who really cares if people judge you? π€·ββYou're allowed to try something, have it not work out, and just move on to the next thing. You're allowed to confuse people with your pathππ. If someone is watching you and judging you, that actually means your goals are big enough to be noticed. You're the one brave enough to try, while they're just watching from the side. Even if you fail in front of everyone, you're still the one who did somethingπ€ and that makes you the real winner.π₯π₯
Full Article Belowππ
I just recently opened Substack and I found this article that really hit me it's called "I want to do everything, so I do nothing" by Jemma Sbeg. Wanted to share some of the ideas from it, plus my own thoughts π
The whole article is about something a lot of us feel but never say out loud: having big dreams... but never actually chasing any of them. Not because we're lazy. Because we're scared.
She breaks it down into 3 fears that keep us frozen:
1. Fear of regret we're scared of picking one path and being stuck with it forever. But the more options we have, the harder it gets to choose (she talks about a jam study where people bought more when there were only 6 flavors instead of 24 too many choices just shuts the brain down).
2. Fear of failure we think if we fail, we BECOME a failure. Like it's permanent. But it's not it's just a moment. You try, it doesn't work, you try again.
3. Fear of being seen we're scared of people watching us mess up or change direction. But honestly, who cares?π€·ββπ€·ββ
The part that stuck with me most was who really cares if people judge you? π€·ββYou're allowed to try something, have it not work out, and just move on to the next thing. You're allowed to confuse people with your pathππ. If someone is watching you and judging you, that actually means your goals are big enough to be noticed. You're the one brave enough to try, while they're just watching from the side. Even if you fail in front of everyone, you're still the one who did somethingπ€ and that makes you the real winner.π₯π₯
Full Article Belowππ
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