I was learning about Big O notation today with the DSA learning community, and my epic friend came up with this creativity. 🤩

O(1) — Saitama: "Another enemy? Cool. One punch." 👊
O(log N) — Light Yagami: "Why check everyone when I can eliminate half the suspects each move?" 📖
O(N) — Tanjiro: "One demon at a time. No shortcuts."
O(N log N) — Shikamaru: "Troublesome... but let's solve this the smart way." ♟
O(N²) — Asta: "Fight one enemy... then fight everyone else too." 💪
O(2ᴺ) — Eren Yeager: "Every choice creates even more battles." ⚔️
O(N!) — Luffy: "Every possible route? I'll sail them all!" 🏴‍☠️

The Algorithm’s Reckoning and this one is my story; take a look at it. ;)

What's AI's job? Let me steal it from it. 😶

GPT = Generative Pre-trained Transformer. by the way

who's coming..:)

As long as your body is perfect, you have thousands of problems. But the moment your body is sick, you have only one... take care of your vessel.

#BookRecap
@code and thought

«⚠️ Content Warning: This post contains descriptions of animal behavior and reflections on violence that some readers may find disturbing.»

Today my cat decided to eat her kittens... "alive".

Yeah... that's what really happened today.

I stood there, completely disgusted. Then, after the shock settled, I found myself asking a much bigger question—not about cats, but about humanity.

A few days ago, there was news from a part of our country where dogs were being hanged and killed.

Around the world, people take another person's life for an ounce of money, power, revenge, or ideology. And these aren't creatures from another planet. They're people.

People who once laughed with friends.
People who shared meals with family.
People who had neighbors, classmates, childhood memories, and dreams just like ours.

Lately, I've been reading Man's Search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl, a Jewish psychiatrist and Holocaust survivor. -- (learnt a lot from the book will share the lessons in another post)

One thing that keeps haunting me is not only the suffering he describes, but the realization that humans were the architects of it.

Humans designed gas chambers.
Humans built concentration camps.
Humans perfected weapons capable of destroying entire cities.
History even records moments when people eat one another.

When you really study history, you realize something uncomfortable:

The darkest chapters of cruelty were not written by animals.

They were written by us.

And suddenly, I found it difficult to judge this little creature standing in front of me.

My cat doesn't possess morality.
She doesn't debate ethics.
She doesn't understand philosophy, religion, justice, or compassion the way we do.

Yet somehow, the species that does understand all those things has also committed the greatest acts of cruelty history has ever witnessed.

Maybe that's why this incident made me think less about animals and more about ourselves.

It also humbled me. Because it's easy to sit comfortably and say,
"I would never do something like that."

But the truth is...

None of us truly knows who we would become under unimaginable fear, starvation, war, or the threat of losing someone we love.

If my life—or the life of someone I deeply loved—depended on a terrible choice... I honestly don't know what my response would be.

And I pray to Allah that neither I nor any of you are ever tested with such a situation.

Maybe wisdom begins the moment we stop assuming we're incapable of evil and start recognizing how important it is to build character before life tests it.

Because history doesn't only teach us what humans are capable of.

It reminds us what we must constantly choose not to become.

"He who has a why to live can bear almost any how." — Viktor Frankl

#TodayILearned
@code and though

My sister is in Grade 12 this year, and as many of you know, there is a restriction on wearing the niqab. Students are stressing a lot about it. This is a critical issue.
As I always say, Ethiopia's politics and society are very complex, and religion is deeply integrated into many aspects of life. From my perspective, if you wear the niqab, don't let this stop you. Keep pushing toward the highest level of education. Strive to reach the peak of your potential, and never give up.
For men, work hard to become knowledgeable in finance and gain a well-rounded education, not just in one specific field. As I said before, let's also participate in politics. It is not haram.
Let's stay united and continue striving for excellence. Some people may want us to become self-centered or lose our faith, but we should remain steadfast, keep learning, and always aim to be at the top.

Just 10 more people to hit 1K :)

This is so cool :)))

✨ First post on Hamudi - حمودي ✨

Honestly… welcome 💙
This channel will be my small corner on Telegram where I share:
💭 Thoughts
📰 News & updates
💻 Tech stuff
🚀 Projects & ideas
🌍 Day-to-day moments
…and anything interesting worth sharing

No fake perfection, just real content, useful things, and good vibes ✨
Glad you’re here from the beginning 🤝

i invite each and every one of you to join here - he is my senior

Good morning! ✨☕️

Can you believe it's already July 1st?  Time moves faster than we realize.

If you've been procrastinating, moving a little slower than you'd hoped, or you haven't even started working on your goals yet...
Take a deep breath.
A new month is another opportunity from god to begin again.

imagine....

What could your life look like if you worked with 5–6 hours of absolute focus every single day? Hours of deep, intentional work.

How many books could you finish?
How many projects could you build?
How many problems could you solve?
How much closer would you be to the person you're trying to become?

This month, let's make it less about being busy and more about being effective.

Better focus.
Better speed.
Better throughput.

Let's make July count.
Who's locking in with me?

#Consistency
@code and thought

Please watch this during your break time; it's so funny😆

take your seat my peeps🪑

Prompting Frameworks

CO-STAR — Best for general-purpose prompting: Context, Objective, Style, Tone, Audience, Response Format. check this, this and this

AUTOMAT — Best for multi-step or complex tasks: Act As, User Persona, Target Action, Output Definition, Mode, Topic. check this

C.R.E.A.T.E. — Best for creative writing and content: Context, Result, Explain, Audience, Tone, Edit. check this, and this

PTCF — Best for business and professional writing: Persona, Task, Context, Format. check this and this

RISEN — Best for planning and detailed execution: Role, Instructions, Scenario, End Goal, Narrow Scope. check this and this

RTF — Best for fast everyday prompts: Role, Task, Format. check this and this

#LearningResources
@code and thought

So I asked ChatGPT to generate an image showing our relationship. It asked me to upload my photo for reference, and after years of thinking and generating, it gave me this. 😊

Then I asked Claude to do the same... to generate our image. 😭 Look at this.

Then I uploaded my image... without being asked... and Claude blessed me with this masterpiece 🙂‍↕️

https://reactbits.dev

React Bits is an open-source collection of carefully designed UI components that aim to enhance your React web applications.

This is not your typical component library, which means you won't find a set of generic buttons, inputs, or other common UI elements here.

Basically, these components are here to help you stand out and make a statement visually by adding a touch of creativity to your projects.

Something cool here; check it out if you are thinking of doing a creative and cool UI;)

#LearningResources
@code and thought

Home work - in your break time, of course.

Ask your most visited AI: "When should I not trust you?" Then keep asking with the answer it gives you in loops. I hope you will get something worth your time.