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Is this the official sign of the birr? I’ve noticed many apps and websites using this sign instead of ETB or Br.

https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ethiopian_Birr(ብር)_currency_sign_.jpg

Today on my stand up meeting, I got this great advice.

“The most beautiful part of human intelligence is its not rigid. It’s has flexibility and adaptability. humans can adjust to new situations and think creatively.

Nomatter how the future unfolds, human intelligence will remain adaptable and flexible. Your tech stack is just a tool, and as a developer, you should be open to adapting, learning quickly, and being comfortable working with any technology.

This ability to evolve and stay versatile will set us apart in the future, no matter how the industry evolves.”

ChatGPT is down.
The tech industry right now

It's back! (40 minutes down time)
https://downdetector.com/status/openai/

The Burnt Toast Theory 🍞
The Burnt Toast Theory suggests that people often settle for less than they deserve because they’re unwilling to wait or put in the effort to achieve something better.

For example:
🥪 If you burn your toast/bread in the morning, the delay might help you avoid a car crash or traffic jam.
👟 The time you spend looking for your lost shoes or socks at dorm could save you from an accident or lead you to meet someone special on the street.
⏳ Being late for a class might mean you bump into someone who changes the course of your life.
☕️ Waiting in a long café queue could give you time to reconnect with an old friend.

So, remember: sometimes what feels like a negative event can turn into a positive outcome.

#BurntToastTheory #Random

@innvoate_aastu

I love Telegram bots! When I joined AASTU as a freshman, one of my side projects was to build a Telegram translation bot. Initially, I wanted to create an Amharic translator from scratch, but that wasn’t feasible, so I used APIs and focused on the bot. The bot features live translation using Telegram’s inline query.

Now, Telegram bots are reaching another level with web apps. Before moving forward, I’m open-sourcing all the old bots I’ve developed. I’ve merged everything into one bot: @horan_ai_bot.

It includes:
Free translation, Grammar fix, Media management (YouTube, TikTok downloader)

Think of it as multiple bots in one! The main client bot is built with Node.js, and the API bot (for YouTube, TikTok, Instagram downloader) is built with Python and Flask.

I’ve already open-sourced the client bot:
🔗 https://github.com/gemechis-elias/HoranAI

I’ll clean up the code for the APIs and open-source them soon. To host the bots and APIs, you’ll need a server that supports Node.js 20+ and Python 3.11.

@innovate_aastu

This client bot mainly help you to get organized code for user management (with backend Supabase), telegram bot inline buttons, inline query, and for grammar fix you only need to paste your OpenAI API Key.

This website needs an update.
It reminds me of Internet programming course where we were asked to build a website using only HTML (no CSS or frameworks allowed). We even used invisible tables to organize content into rows and columns! 🤣