Lol

The guy who made the law in AAU for dress code including clean cut is assigned as my ethics teacher for this semester, what do y'all think 🤔

A rocket engine does this thing on a much larger and continuous scale. It mixes fuel and oxidizer, burns them to create extremely hot gas (often thousands of degrees), and accelerates that gas out the nozzle at speeds around 3,000 m/s. Each kilogram of gas ejected backward gives the rocket a small forward kick. Do this continuously for minutes, and those small kicks add up to orbital speeds.

I have posted the next part of ROCKETS: ZERO TO HERO series.
The link is below.
And this might be the boringest and textbook style formatting, tho the content is interesting and informative. 😁😁

https://telegra.ph/ROCKETS---2-04-15

Parts of a rocket

Really really was worth it!
Was so inspiring to be there👌

That's called networking 😂

🚀 We’re forming a DSA Learning community
(inspired by Blue Nile DSA community)

Staying consistent alone is hard, so we’re building a peer-driven community where small teams push each other to grow.

This isn’t a course or a place where someone teaches you everything.
Instead, you’ll be part of a team of 7, where you:

👨‍💻 Solve problems together daily
💬 Discuss approaches and learn from each other
🎤 Do weekly rotating presentations (1 person per day)
📈 Stay accountable and consistent

We’ll mainly use Python, working toward:
💼 Technical interviews
🏆 Competitive programming
🌟 Opportunities like A2SV

📅 Starts this summer

If you’re ready to stay consistent and improve with others, this is for you.

📝 Apply here: Registration Link

⚠️ Spots are limited since teams are small, apply early to secure your place 🔥

🚨 URGENT: An Ethiopian Dev is #1 in the World - We Need to Hold the Line! 🇪🇹

A 24-year-old solo developer from Addis Ababa just beat 10,000 global teams to reach the finals of the Amazon (AWS) AIdeas Challenge.
He built Ivy an offline-capable AI tutor for Ethiopian students on $80 Android phones.
Right now, Ivy is Ranked #1 Globally. But a massive corporate team from India is only 29 votes behind, mobilizing their universities to overtake us tonight.
We cannot let Ethiopia lose this. The US has Silicon Valley. India has Bangalore. Ivy has us.
Takes 30 seconds to make history:

1️⃣ Click the link below
2️⃣ Sign in (or create a quick AWS Builder ID with your email)

3️⃣ Hit the 👍 "Like" button on the article.
👉 VOTE HERE: https://builder.aws.com/content/3CQJ9SY2gNvSZKWd3tEq8ny7kSr/aideas-finalist-ivy-the-worlds-first-offline-capable-proactive-ai-tutoring-agent

I found this from linkedin and I agree:

Growth in tech is slower than people show online.
And that’s okay.
Sometimes you open social media and it feels like everyone is moving fast.
Someone just started…
and already built 5 projects.
Someone just shared a big win.
Another person just got a job.
And you look at yourself…
Still learning.
Still figuring things out.
Still trying to understand.
It can make you feel like you’re behind.
But here’s the truth…
What you’re seeing is only the highlights.
You don’t see the confusion.
The errors.
The days things didn’t work.
You don’t see the slow days.
The moments of doubt.
The times they felt like giving up.
Real growth is not loud.
It’s quiet.
It’s in the small things:
Understanding one concept today.
Fixing one bug tomorrow.
Trying again the next day.
It may not look like much…
But it’s adding up.
So if your journey feels slow right now…
You’re not doing anything wrong.
You’re just growing in real life — not on highlights.
Stay with it.
Because slow growth…
is still growth.

Can't wait to get rid of this uni stuff and be back to building

Learning how to learn is underrated

heyy guys how is it going

I am thinking to make @erzamrbot open source

show me your love by sharing since it is my first contribution to this community

also you can follow me on GitHub GitHub.com/ermizamr

The temptation to start something new when things get slow will kill your progress