One of the biggest challenges I face:

when trying to watch educational videos on YouTube is spending hours watching them only to realize I didn't get what I was looking for.

Additionally, when a video has 2,000 or 3,000+ comments, it’s very difficult to read through them to understand what viewers are saying about whether the video is actually good or bad.

To solve this, I built VideoTrust AI Chrome extension that analyzes the video and tells you whether to watch it or not.

It reads through the comments, checks every detail, determines what the video is truly about, and assigns a Trust Score:

70 – 100: Watch it
45 – 69: Maybe
0 – 44: Skip

It explains everything clearly for each video. I've built and tested this extension. give me your feedback!

@Techyada21

💻 100 Days Coding Roadmap 🚀👨‍💻

📍 Days 1–10: Programming Basics 
– Choose a language: Python / JavaScript / C++ 
– Learn syntax, variables, loops, conditionals 
– Write basic programs & challenges 

📍 Days 11–20: Data Structures 
– Arrays, Lists, Stacks, Queues 
– Practice using built-in methods 
– Start solving problems on LeetCode or Codeforces 

📍 Days 21–30: Algorithms Fundamentals 
– Sorting: Bubble, Merge, Quick 
– Searching: Binary, Linear 
– Time & space complexity (Big O notation) 

📍 Days 31–40: Object-Oriented Programming 
– Classes, Objects, Inheritance, Polymorphism 
– Apply OOP to build small real-world projects 

📍 Days 41–50: Intermediate DSA 
– HashMaps, Sets, Linked Lists 
– Recursion, Backtracking basics 
– Solve 50+ problems for logic building 

📍 Days 51–60: Advanced DSA 
– Trees, Graphs, Heaps, Tries 
– Dynamic Programming intro 
– Participate in contests (CodeChef, HackerRank) 

📍 Days 61–70: Web Basics (HTML/CSS/JS) 
– Build portfolio website 
– Learn responsive design 
– DOM manipulation with JavaScript 

📍 Days 71–80: Backend + APIs 
– Learn Node.js / Django / Flask 
– Create REST APIs, connect with frontend 
– Use databases like MongoDB / MySQL 

📍 Days 81–90: Projects & GitHub 
– Build 2–3 full-stack apps 
– Use Git, GitHub, README files 
– Deploy apps (Netlify, Vercel, Render) 

📍 Days 91–100: Interview & Capstone 
– Revise top 100 DSA patterns 
– Mock interviews, resume prep 
– Complete one big project and publish it 

@Techyada21
#From_fb

"... በመስቀሉ ገነትን ከፈተ ፤ በመስቀሉ መድኃኒትን አደረገ ፤ መስቀል ከሁሉ በላይ ነው ፤ እርሱን ተሸክመን እንመላለስ ..."
እንኳን አደረሳችሁ

@Techyada21

Slop UI is the UI that AI cooks up that looks off, where it’s not supposed to be, doesn’t serve a purpose or when a UI is too generic

@Techyada21

Been thinking about this lots and I think these are the primitives you need to build any of the latest AI powered products (Chatbots, agents...)

At it's super core, you just need the interface, model and harness. Personalizations, autonomy and safety are more of an improvement/advancement layer than a core foundation, they mostly allow you to build a more agentic system.

So pick any interface you're comfortable working with (site, app, bot, CLI), pick a model router (ScholarXIV router, Vercel AI Gateway, OpenRouter), and then start building the harness — which is basically making the AI model work smoothly in the interface of your choice. Think of the harness as a workstation for the model selected, it gives it resources and tools.

The advancement layers are mostly compliance and better UX changes. The more secure the product is, the more time you'll spend using it and the more context aware it is the smoother the experience is. So safety and personalization are the cherry on top.

#Thoughts
@Dagmawi_Babi

Hey fam, Here’s the GitHub Tricks cheatsheet
Hope you find it useful!
share this someone who wants

@TechYada21
#github #gitTricks

Advice I’d give my younger self:

1. The things you once thought were impossible can become real. Start with something small, stay consistent, and commit to it.

2. Don’t wait until you feel ready. You’ll learn a lot of what you need along the way. Starting is often what makes you ready.

3. Become really good at one technology, but don’t limit yourself to that technology. Think like an engineer. Focus on the problem and the best solution, not just the tech stack you already know.

4. Don’t be afraid to ask questions. Asking someone who knows more than you can save you hours, and there’s nothing wrong with not knowing something.

5. Don’t compare your chapter 1 with someone else’s chapter 10. Everyone’s path looks different behind the scenes.

6. Take your work seriously, but don’t take every mistake personally. You’re going to break things, make bad decisions, and sometimes have no idea what you’re doing. That’s part of becoming better.

7. Think long term. Some opportunities won’t pay off immediately, but the skills, relationships, and reputation you build can stay with you for years.

8. And most importantly, don’t underestimate what a few years of consistent effort can do.

Have a productive week!

@edemy251

In 2050 😁 senior developer tells story for vibe coders

@TechYada21
#vibeCoder #story

Introducing Jevia:

• adaptive, localfirst, outcome-based model routing for AI coding harnesses powered by Jev

website - https://jevia.dev
github - https://github.com/assistant-ui/jevia

AI has made it easier than ever to trust yourself, and lowered the barrier to building anything. But it's made it much harder for others to trust you.

ቫይታሚን M የሚባልም አለ ለካ

Vitamin money ማለት ነው።
Vitamin A ቢያጥረን ዳፍንት ነው
Vitamin B ከዋሽኮር ነው መሰለኝ

Vitamin M ሲያንስ ግን ያው HIV በሉት።

ለማንኛውም መከላከያው ጊዜንና እውቀትን ጥንቅቅ አድርጎ በመጠቀም ነው።

I finally learned to code which is Ctrl C and Ctrl V 🤣😁

@Techyada21
#from_fb

Farm.js v0.1.0 - Agent Native.

gramX

the wait is over...
here i present to you telegram with X UI and feel.

gramX is a FOSS(free and opensource software) Android app that shows the channels you follow on Telegram as a single feed, newest first, instead of a list of chats, exactly like an X.

you will find almost every Telegram feature tailored to X(twitter)'s UI and UX, just without the ads

you can dowload it from here on telegram or github release
star the repo: https://github.com/daveragos/gramx

Meet Our Special Guest — Eyob Simachew

Eyob is a backend-focused full-stack developer with 3+ years of professional experience, delivering high-quality solutions for personal clients, as well as local and US-based companies.

If you’ve come across his work, you already know. From his GitHub to his channel Tech Vibe, he consistently shares real insights on backend engineering, software best practices, and deep technical breakdowns through his well-known Article of the Day series.

What makes him different? He builds in public.

He shares his journey, his lessons, and even his real revenue transparently.

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