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There is this people who seem obsessed with “being unique” for the sake of it, even if their ideas don’t make sense or add value. It’s like they think disagreeing with the majority automatically makes them smart or original, but really, originality isn’t just about going against the crowd; it’s about having thoughtful, meaningful ideas.

Just because most people agree on something doesn’t mean it’s wrong, and just because someone disagrees for the sake of being different doesn’t make them insightful. Sometimes it’s more impressive to critically analyze ideas and choose what actually makes sense, instead of just playing the “I’m different” card.

Honestly, this “uniqueness for show” thing is probably more about ego or wanting attention than actual innovation. It’s like trying to stand out in a crowd by waving a giant flag that says “Look at me!” instead of contributing something meaningful.

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I used to write short blog posts on Notion whenever I ran into errors or learned something new. Now that I’m building my portfolio, I’ve added those posts there too.

To be honest, I don’t even know if I’m writing “proper” blogs 😅 they’re more like learning notes. But if you’re interested, I can share the link and I’d really appreciate your feedback.

What do you think?

Here it is Link
I keep them short no one wants to read a full page lol. Open to any suggestions so tell me if anything’s wrong. 😊

wow 😳 we get our first star 💃🏽

So the owner of @beyondCodes just bought me a domain 😭❤️
From now on we’re using lozi.me
I swear this community is too kind.
Love you all 🫶

me at this point 👇👇👇👇

Day 3 of LeetCode.
An easy binary tree problem today. I was pretty busy, so I worked on inverting a binary tree simple, but still a good reminder to focus on fundamentals.

Me: I’ll join Onyx UI/UX course today.
EthioTelecom: you must be kidding 😂😭

Writing code is becoming cheap.
Knowing what code to write is becoming expensive.

This week, I kept seeing a lot of Moltbook posts, so I started watching videos and podcasts to understand it better.

One that really clicked for me was the Hard Fork podcast. I genuinely liked it, and they also have other episodes talking about clawdbot.

If you’re confused about clawdbot or Moltbook, I’d definitely recommend checking it out.

What I love (and honestly fear a little) about this idea is that we’re opening a path for AI to behave more like humans and just like humans, to cause damage too.

There is crypto. Now clawdbot come. In the coming years, we might see something truly mind blowing.

Lately, I’ve been getting really interested in AI. I even want to try clawdbot myself, but I can’t run them on my PC because of security concerns, and I don’t think I have many other options right now.

Still, understanding new technologies matters. As developers and tech people, knowing where things are going is just as important as knowing how to code.

#podcast

Day 4 of LeetCode.

A bit challenging medium problem Three Sum Closest
I understood the problem easily and even wrote the algorithm, but man…
the syntax and two-pointer details humble me 😅

after months of being away , were backkkk

https://youtu.be/IbwwlbuiuDI

Last night I decided to sleep early for once and get “good sleep”
My dreams immediately turned into a survival movie 😭💀
Yeah… I’m never fixing my sleep schedule again

I was really tired and bored today, so I started playing around with this thing I saw on X.
I didn’t follow the design exactly, but it was fun.

What I hate, though, is doing frontend on one screen.
And if there’s motion involved?
Absolute pain.

You guys aren’t actually trying to log in… right? 👀