Sometimes, I find myself pausing to consider how radically the era of software development has shifted. We have adopted AI into our workflows so deeply that the "old way" of writing code the manual, line-by-line construction of logic is starting to feel nearly impossible, or at least unnecessarily thing. It makes me wonder if we are experiencing a form of "learned helplessness" or a subtle "chatbot psychosis." It’s that creating sensation that you are incapable of solving a problem unless there is a prompt box waiting to catch your thoughts.

I often look back and ask mayself: How on earth did I build anything before 2023?

Fortunately, I have the evidence. I look at old applications I built years ago like AASTU Students App in 2021, now it help me as testament to my "past self." Back then, code was done by of granite. We wrote it line by line...we spent all day through Stack Overflow, copy-pasting snippets that failed 80% of the time, forcing us to actually understand the "why" behind the "how."

Yet, look at what we achieved. Before the era of LLM humans built the most complex systems on the planet we even built the AI itself. Millions of lines of hand-written code, integrated together by nothing but human persistence and logic. Those developers worldwide deserve a unique kind of honor...

Ultimately, I realize we aren't losing ourselves, we are simply doing what our species does best...which is adapting. The true beauty of human intelligence isn't found in the tools we use, It's in our uncanny ability to master a new reality and make it our own. We are not becoming weaker, we are becoming the orchestrators of a higher level of complexity.
@codeitlab

#AI #VibeCoding

https://claude.ai/settings/usage


claude is giving away some amount of reimbursement u might be eligible i got 20 usd u might get some check now.

Telegram's CDN and Custom lightweight protocol is So advanced that you can use telegram to check if your internet is working or not

It works well with weak internet because it uses a custom lightweight protocol called MTProto, which is highly efficient and resilient on low-bandwidth, high-latency, or unstable connections.

For popular content, Telegram encrypts files and distributes copies to regional CDN nodes worldwide. This brings data closer to users, reducing distance and improving speeds even in remote or congested areas, without the CDN being able to read the content.

The app also supports smart routing, easy proxies (especially MTProto proxies), and resumable downloads, allowing it to handle flaky networks better than most competitors.

Telegram was designed from the start for mobile and unreliable connections, making it snappy where other apps struggle and it works starting from 2G/3G network

#telegram
@codeitlab

Continued..As you know, telegram have roughly 30-40 engineers, But Durov hand-picks top programmers (often math olympiad winners, ACM ICPC champions, and elite competitive coders with sky-high ratings).

His brother Nikolai Durov, a brilliant mathematician and cryptographer, personally designed the core MTProto protocol, which make telegram efficiency on weak networks.

They have no HR department, no middle managers, no office. Durov acts as the sole product manager and developers communicate directly with him, making fast decisions, and avoid meetings/waste. This keeps everyone focused on high-impact coding.
They build everything from scratch that scale with minimal maintenance (lightweight protocol, distributed servers, automation, cloud infrastructure). Many routine tasks (support, moderation) run on bots and automation even before AI era.
#telegram

@codeitlabs

Lol

Ethiopia has been added to the supported countries for the Claude API. I just tested it and was able to use the model in my editor’s Claude extension and CLI without a VPN.

However, the main chat website (claude.com) still redirects to 'country not supported.' I expect it to be fully available in Ethiopia soon! 🇪🇹

https://www.anthropic.com/supported-countries

@codeitlabs

Save the date.
📅 May 6, AASTU OGH.

… “Make No Mistake!”

AASTU Tech Fest 2026: Meet Our Guest Creator Lineup! 🎉✨

As we promised, we are absolutely thrilled to announce the amazing content creators and digital innovators who will be joining us for the AASTU Tech Fest 2026! 🚀💻

Whether you are looking to learn about new tech, digital storytelling, or community building, you won't want to miss the chance to connect with these inspiring voices in the tech and digital space. 🌐📚

🌟 Featured beloved creators attending the event will be

👉Solo Codes
👉Eyu's Terminal
👉Sanyi Diriba,
👉Cyber guardian,
👉Ato Codes

📅 Event Details
Date: Wednesday, May 6, 2026 🗓️
Venue: Old Graduation Hall (OGH), AASTU 🏫
Time: 7:00 - 11:00 Local Time⏰

Come connect, network, and be part of the future of tech in Addis Ababa! 🤝🔮 We cannot wait to welcome everyone! 🎊🎈

It seems something big and new is coming from Babi… 👀

I don't like when you applied a job or internship and companies ghost you. It was really hard to manage all application process, especially when you have lot of applicant and positions.

Learning from our previous mistake, We have fully launched career portal talent.horan.et Every move is tracked, resume review, basic filtering like basic programming skill is filtered automatically.
Then it move to our tech recruiter, who work on this, every process (reviewing, shortlisted, interview, rejection) you will get email. and we can send offer anytime for all in this pool
@horan_technologies

Introducing ScholarXIV
• youtu.be/Zy_m1-px-fQ

For a long time research has been scattered, lacked powerful tools and had bad user experience. That ends today!

ScholarXIV is a next-gen research platform that comes with a set of powerful tools and features to make research a very insightful and an indepth experience.

ScholarXIV let's you build your own research library, curate papers and share them. It also let's users like, bookmark and comment on each and every paper.

But the most powerful feature is the AI research with sandboxes. This bring a whole new aspect of conducting research. The sandboxes let you generate files, run simulation and so much more.

ScholarXIV also has a proactive feature called Pulse. In Pulse your recently liked and bookmarked papers are converted into a quick and cross-research articles to save you time.

Checkout ScholarXIV.com (@ScholarXIV) for many more epic features like advanced search, paper selection, content analysis and much more.

#MyProjects #ScholarXIV
@Dagmawi_Babi