I’m in 90+ Telegram creator channels, and honestly… that’s where I get most of my updates now.

Even trending stuff—like that boxing thing that happended yesterday-I saw it there first, then went to search what it actually was. These days, Telegram creators aren’t just about tech. They kind of mirror what’s happening in the real world.

If you’re not really into watching traditional news, you might enjoy this space.

@byte_philosopher

https://v0-modern-reading-website.vercel.app/

for people who want to join iCog and not sure what to study, This is what I remember from what I took on the test and others too.

These are all the channels I know if it helps.
[ Link ]

@byte_philosopher

God, I forgot a lot. I tried to update it, so check it out. I am sorry if you aren't here, because I can't have more than 95 chats; it needs premium access. But I love all your content.

@byte_philosopher

finally🎉🎉

@byte_philosopher

We 600🎉

Glad for having y'all❤️
@byte_philosopher

can't wait to read this book after exams. We go through deep in the ML concepts soon.

@byte_philosopher

I was offline for a while, but when I just checked my Telegram, bruh, the amount of texts I get is god-tier.

Anyways, I am very happy that most creators get some subs. honestly, I didn't expect the folder to have this much effect. But yeah, I am really happy.

To those of you who aren't in this folder, it's not because you aren't good, but because I can't add more than 95 channels (it need premium account).

I also tried to update the folder well. So yeah, share it and use it. I am so glad for having you all here.

@byte_philosopher

This is very cool, guys please check it out

[ link ]
@byte_philosopher

This is an amazing event; I didn't come across competitive programming challenges in ALX. Don't forget to give it a try. At least you'll meet so many people and learn from them how they build those skills. (Kinda of knowing the roadmap easily)

@byte_philosopher

Today I saw someone I knew as a medical student at Tikur Anbessa… now he’s studying psychology and doing programming on the side. Honestly, it surprised me.

It made me think — these days a lot of people see dropping out as a shortcut to success. But I don’t think it works like that.

Success is more about discipline, managing your time, and actually knowing what you want.

Right now coding feels “trendy,” like how everyone used to want to be a doctor. But jumping in without direction won’t take you far.

If you don’t have a clear plan, dropping out isn’t the answer. Build your discipline first, focus on your education, and grow your skills.

Then when the right opportunity comes, you’ll know what to do.(yeah if necessary dropping out)

Desipline first not hype

@byte_philosopher

This is so shocking

@byte_philosopher

People don’t just hire skills - they hire visibility.

Just build in public.

🏔️ TECHIES TOUCH GRASS 🌿💻

I officially posted my first ever vlog on YouTube! 🎬 We traded our monitors for the mountains at Entoto Park to prove that developers actually know how to survive the outdoors.

Highlights:

🥾 The Hike: Swapping keyboards for hiking boots.

🫶The Vibes: Lunch, networking, and a very intense Truth or Dare.

🏹Activities: paint ball, pool, and archery.

The outside world has pretty great graphics! Hit play to see us disconnect from the code and connect with the squad

https://youtu.be/5n4y2zkB71E

@tech_world_o1

Building a Habit needs:
- Understanding Your Condition
- Establishing a Reading Routine
- Developing Articulation and Communication Skills
- Acquiring One New Concept Weekly
- Maintaining Consistency

By @Luna_moonmam from today's @birhan_nega discussion live stream.

@byte_philosopher

The FE and BE beef is going crazy. Meanwhile, I don't have a side. I support both lol😂

@byte_philosopher

Why am I not seeing anything on the back end side?👀

@byte_philosopher