Hustling for my ChatGPT Plus subscription’s continuity 😭😭

I build apps for the iPhone. @XCYohannes

This is so true😭😭

@devwitheyob
#TechVibe

tell me how this thing is used as a phone😳

@devwitheyob
#TechVibe #random

So fam, here’s the thing, I got a job on Upwork for OpenClaw/n8n automation to create, post, and manage ads automatically. Here is the job description. Please, if you are interested, contact me. I’m so busy right now, so maybe we can work together.

“Hi Eyob,
Hello Eyob. Samuel Tadesse recommended you for an OpenClaw setup. I’ll paste below the message I sent him.

I’m looking to finish setting up OpenClaw on my PC and create workflows for running social media ads. This includes using videos and photos I provide, along with B-roll and perhaps AI-generated content. Since I’ve never used OpenClaw before, I’m not even sure what it is capable of doing. Is it smart enough to perform this task? Also, how much do you charge?”

please since my friend recommended me and this is one of the first few upwork job contact me only if you have experience on n8n and openClaw, he wants someone experienced

@devwitheyob
#TechVibe #ooportunities #n8nAutomation

Why this thing happens a lot, this is my second time😭

@devwitheyob
#TechVibe

🎉 Big Achievement for Our IS Community! 🎉

Hello everyone!

We’re excited to share that a project by our fellow 3rd year Information Systems student Mebrie Awoke has been featured on Zulu Tech and has won 🥇 1st Place in the Zulu Tech Challenge! 🚀🔥

This is a great achievement and a proud moment for our IS community.

🔗 Check out the project here:
https://t.me/zulu_tech/5051

👤 Student: Mebrie Awoke
📢 Telegram Channel: @codewithmemo

Congratulations to Mebrie for this amazing accomplishment! 🎉👏

I’m just seeing this now. sorry guys, I didn’t win the challenge 🙃 but this is my classmate. glad for you, buddy, you deserve it! 🔥

@devwitheyob
#TechVibe

no way😭😭

@devwitheyob
#TechVibe #AIAgent

#Lesson_of_the_day

You look at the world today and see how life evolved into constant consumption. From the moment we wake up until we sleep our brains are fed nonstop data. Information is good but too much overwhelms the mind scrolling through social media floods us with countless bits of information in minutes leaving us foggy, drained, and unable to focus on the next task. If something is hurting your health, you have to stop doing it. Mental health matters more than endless consumption.

Mute notifications, set specific times to check social media, and don’t open your phone the moment you wake up or right before sleep. Give yourself calm mornings and calm nights. Step outside...touch grass... enjoy the things you loved in childhood and dedicate screen free time. Instead of only watching others live go out and experience life yourself. Create more memories create more than you consume

@tech_world_o1

The time has come 🔥

@selfmadecoder

Yey, I just created my first function today for lab exercises😁

@devwitheyob
#random

One thing I realized this week, if your mind is focused, even distracting places won’t affect you. But if your mind is restless, you’ll struggle even in quiet places.

@devwitheyob
#FocusedMind

Lately I’ve been struggling to stay focused and productive 😭. I spend a lot of time working, but it still feels like I’m not getting much done.
I remember when I was a second yr student, I could watch 5-6 hours of videos, coding, and even work on projects all in one day.

@devwitheyob
#FocusedMind

Article of the day

The Prototype Design Pattern is a creational pattern where new objects are created by cloning an existing object (prototype) instead of constructing them from scratch. The object exposes a clone() method that returns a copy of itself, usually copying its internal state. This is useful when creating an object is expensive or when you need many objects that are very similar.

In practice, you create a configured object once and then duplicate it whenever you need another instance. The client code just calls clone() without worrying about the constructor or complex initialization logic. This makes object creation simpler and can improve performance when objects require heavy setup.

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#DesignPatterns #ArticleOfTheDay

GC is responsible for automatically cleaning up memory. Instead of manually deleting objects, the runtime checks whether an object is still reachable in the program. It starts from special references called GC roots (like variables on the stack, active threads, or static variables) and follows all references. If an object can still be reached through these references, it stays in memory.

If the GC finds an object that no longer has any reference pointing to it, it becomes eligible for garbage collection. That means the runtime can safely remove it and free the memory. In simple terms: if nothing in your program can reach an object anymore, the GC considers it garbage and eventually clears it.

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#GC