α¨α α΅αα αααα΅ αα«αͺ αα α₯αα³ααα αα !
My biggest fear may I never remain just an advisorπ€
Note from my thoughts, continued let's call this α¨α‘α ααα΅ππ
Found another Substack that got stuck in my head this one by Sun's Orbit π
She's in a room full of people who've studied a topic for years, way more than her. She's asked what she thinks, gives an honest answer, and afterward can't stop wondering: why was I even in that room?
She talks about that one friend we all have βΊοΈπalways has the answer, always has three solutions ready. She admires that... but then catches herself becoming one. Collecting knowledge instead of using it. Then she drops the line that got me:
"What if I become someone who knows exactly what to do, but never does it?"
Not failure. Just becoming really good at preparing for a life she never actually lives.
What I'm taking from this: showing up beats being ready. You don't need to be the most qualified to deserve a seat at the table. Wait to "know enough" and you might wait forever while someone less ready just goes and does it.
My biggest fear may I never remain just an advisorπ€
Note from my thoughts, continued let's call this α¨α‘α ααα΅ππ
Found another Substack that got stuck in my head this one by Sun's Orbit π
She's in a room full of people who've studied a topic for years, way more than her. She's asked what she thinks, gives an honest answer, and afterward can't stop wondering: why was I even in that room?
She talks about that one friend we all have βΊοΈπalways has the answer, always has three solutions ready. She admires that... but then catches herself becoming one. Collecting knowledge instead of using it. Then she drops the line that got me:
"What if I become someone who knows exactly what to do, but never does it?"
Not failure. Just becoming really good at preparing for a life she never actually lives.
What I'm taking from this: showing up beats being ready. You don't need to be the most qualified to deserve a seat at the table. Wait to "know enough" and you might wait forever while someone less ready just goes and does it.
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Forwarded from Lid's Verse (Lidiya)
Telegram added new feature of welcome message which is only visible for people when they join your channel
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Forwarded from Nexus Tutorial
#Project #3
Title: Socratic Mentor
Project Description:
Socratic Mentor is a simple AI chatbot that helps students learn by asking guiding questions instead of giving direct answers.
Many students use AI to get answers without understanding the material. Socratic Mentor fixes this by guiding them step by step until they figure it out themselvesβbuilding real understanding.
It also has a hint system for when students get stuck, and celebrates with confetti when they solve problems on their own.
The MVP demonstrates how AI can be used not just to provide answers, but to create a genuine learning experience that fosters independent thinking.
Website link: https://socratic-mentor.onrender.com/
YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/yRHEOjubJ3E?si=0_SRYYaGG5QhYGpB
Title: Socratic Mentor
Project Description:
Socratic Mentor is a simple AI chatbot that helps students learn by asking guiding questions instead of giving direct answers.
Many students use AI to get answers without understanding the material. Socratic Mentor fixes this by guiding them step by step until they figure it out themselvesβbuilding real understanding.
It also has a hint system for when students get stuck, and celebrates with confetti when they solve problems on their own.
The MVP demonstrates how AI can be used not just to provide answers, but to create a genuine learning experience that fosters independent thinking.
Website link: https://socratic-mentor.onrender.com/
YouTube Link: https://youtu.be/yRHEOjubJ3E?si=0_SRYYaGG5QhYGpB
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Nexus Tutorial
#Project #3 Title: Socratic Mentor Project Description: Socratic Mentor is a simple AI chatbot that helps students learn by asking guiding questions instead of giving direct answers. Many students use AI to get answers without understanding the material.β¦
Let's show some love by giving reactionπ₯π₯
Forwarded from The Chill Coding Lounge (Henok)
While I blame myself, I won't take accountability and blame y'all for making me sufferπ
Enjoy [THE BULDAK EXPERIENCE]
Enjoy [THE BULDAK EXPERIENCE]
YouTube
The Buldak Experience
Third vid and I am subjecting myself to hell. Enjoy gang!
Edited by: @eyudevs , love you brodie
Edited by: @eyudevs , love you brodie
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Forwarded from Supernovae (Nova)
September πΌ
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Forwarded from Opportunity Alertsπ’
#Opportunity_Alertsπ£
πFree Introduction To Artificial Intelligence Program for High School and Undergraduate Studentsπ
β¨Are you eager to understand the inner workings behind training AI systems and the framework that drives machine intelligence? Bahir Dar University and CS Made Easy are bringing this collaborative learning opportunity to students who want to master the craft.
What you'll gain:
πΉDeep dive into the core framework of AI systems
πΉHands-on technical insight into training artificial intelligence
πΉDirect instruction from experts in the field
πΉCertificate of participation
πΉCompletely free online learning experience
Who can apply?
πΈHigh school students (excluding grade 12 students of the 2026/27 school year)
πΈUndergraduate students
πΈAnyone passionate about technology, programming, and artificial intelligence
πLocation: Online
π°Participation: Free
πRegister: https://forms.gle/AeQkQ1TLRS4mzMdG9
πDeadline: September 04, 2026
"If this isn't for you, please share it with others who might be interested."π
Follow usπfor more opportunities
@opportunity_alerts
πFree Introduction To Artificial Intelligence Program for High School and Undergraduate Studentsπ
β¨Are you eager to understand the inner workings behind training AI systems and the framework that drives machine intelligence? Bahir Dar University and CS Made Easy are bringing this collaborative learning opportunity to students who want to master the craft.
What you'll gain:
πΉDeep dive into the core framework of AI systems
πΉHands-on technical insight into training artificial intelligence
πΉDirect instruction from experts in the field
πΉCertificate of participation
πΉCompletely free online learning experience
Who can apply?
πΈHigh school students (excluding grade 12 students of the 2026/27 school year)
πΈUndergraduate students
πΈAnyone passionate about technology, programming, and artificial intelligence
πLocation: Online
π°Participation: Free
πRegister: https://forms.gle/AeQkQ1TLRS4mzMdG9
πDeadline: September 04, 2026
Follow usπfor more opportunities
@opportunity_alerts
Forwarded from GTB
Stark's official hackathon is the first official hackathon provided by the teams behind Stark and Voxide.
It is created to help the beautiful and very supportive community that has already been built, to help competitors showcase their skills and promote themselves, and to support our locally made products and give them the recognition they deserve.
This Stark Hackathon is also a token of gratitude to all the users of Stark.et who have been continuously supportive and active on the platform. It's also an opportunity to promote the continuous shipping and building that the community has been doing so far.
The hackathon is going to be held online on STARK CONTESTS, with a chance to spend the last day (announcement day) in person.
On the announcement day, the first half of the day will be dedicated to finalizing your projects, meeting other contenders, and getting ready to present.
Then, in the second half of the day, we will have amazing keynotes from our community leaders, judging time for the judges, presentations from the Top 10 contenders showcasing their solutions and projects, and so much more.
Event link will be announced soon.
#starkofficialhackathon
@miheretabtrysstuff
It is created to help the beautiful and very supportive community that has already been built, to help competitors showcase their skills and promote themselves, and to support our locally made products and give them the recognition they deserve.
This Stark Hackathon is also a token of gratitude to all the users of Stark.et who have been continuously supportive and active on the platform. It's also an opportunity to promote the continuous shipping and building that the community has been doing so far.
The hackathon is going to be held online on STARK CONTESTS, with a chance to spend the last day (announcement day) in person.
On the announcement day, the first half of the day will be dedicated to finalizing your projects, meeting other contenders, and getting ready to present.
Then, in the second half of the day, we will have amazing keynotes from our community leaders, judging time for the judges, presentations from the Top 10 contenders showcasing their solutions and projects, and so much more.
Event link will be announced soon.
#starkofficialhackathon
@miheretabtrysstuff
π½ It's ready here's what I've been cooking.ππ
Last week I sent money from my CBE account to my telebirr wallet.
The fee is 11 birr
I didn't know if that was normal or a ripoff and that's the real
problem: nobody tells you what you're actually paying. Banks bury the fee in a percentage, a tier, or fine print, and you find out the cost only after the money's already gone. Banks don't make it easy to know what you'll pay until after you've already paid it.
So I built Fair Fee: type in any amount, and instantly see exactly what every major Ethiopian bank and mobile wallet would charge you for that specific transfer and whether that fee is fair, or quietly ripping you off.
What I found when I checked my own transfer:
1. CBE charges a flat 57.5 birr for bank transfers same price whether you send 100 birr or 50,000 birr
2. Dashen Bank charges a fair percentage instead the price actually scales with what you send
3. For the same 2,000 birr transfer, the cheapest and most expensive banks differ by 14x.
Enter your own amount and see for yourself, for free:
π fair-fee.vercel.app
Before your next transfer, check what you're actually paying. It takes 10 seconds and could save you real money.
What's the highest transfer fee you've ever been charged? Let me know π
Last week I sent money from my CBE account to my telebirr wallet.
The fee is 11 birr
I didn't know if that was normal or a ripoff and that's the real
problem: nobody tells you what you're actually paying. Banks bury the fee in a percentage, a tier, or fine print, and you find out the cost only after the money's already gone. Banks don't make it easy to know what you'll pay until after you've already paid it.
So I built Fair Fee: type in any amount, and instantly see exactly what every major Ethiopian bank and mobile wallet would charge you for that specific transfer and whether that fee is fair, or quietly ripping you off.
What I found when I checked my own transfer:
1. CBE charges a flat 57.5 birr for bank transfers same price whether you send 100 birr or 50,000 birr
2. Dashen Bank charges a fair percentage instead the price actually scales with what you send
3. For the same 2,000 birr transfer, the cheapest and most expensive banks differ by 14x.
Enter your own amount and see for yourself, for free:
π fair-fee.vercel.app
Before your next transfer, check what you're actually paying. It takes 10 seconds and could save you real money.
What's the highest transfer fee you've ever been charged? Let me know π
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Simret.exe
π½ It's ready here's what I've been cooking.ππ Last week I sent money from my CBE account to my telebirr wallet. The fee is 11 birr I didn't know if that was normal or a ripoff and that's the real problem: nobody tells you what you're actually paying. Banksβ¦
Btw CBE is literally eating usπ€§π€§
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Simret.exe
Btw CBE is literally eating usπ€§π€§
What i found in their documentation was that they will eat 57 birr and above if u transfer to other bank acc πππ€§
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Forwarded from BΟ
ΙΎΤΞ±Ι³-Ops (BΟ
ΙΎΤΞ±Ι³ | Ψ¨Ψ±ΩΨ§Ω :))
Build in public. Ship in public. Earn in public. Inspire in public.
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