Let me tell you something funny π
My pc wasnβt charging, so I gave it to some guy to fix it. When I got back, they were trying to erase the OS and update the software. The thing is, I never deleted the GRUB terminal because I used to dual-boot, and they thought it was some kind of software issue when they get the terminal when they turn on the pc. Theyβd been trying to fix the software this whole time ππ
I just saved my pc from getting fried π
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My pc wasnβt charging, so I gave it to some guy to fix it. When I got back, they were trying to erase the OS and update the software. The thing is, I never deleted the GRUB terminal because I used to dual-boot, and they thought it was some kind of software issue when they get the terminal when they turn on the pc. Theyβd been trying to fix the software this whole time ππ
I just saved my pc from getting fried π
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#TechVibe #MyPC #random
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One small thing that shows how thoughtful DHH really was when creating Omarchy
When we connect to a server through SSH and close our pc or disconnect from the internet, we usually have to reconnect and enter the password again, I was really annoyed by this.
But with Omarchy, it actually keeps the session alive. You can reconnect and just continue where you left off. How cool is that
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#TechVibe #Omarchy
When we connect to a server through SSH and close our pc or disconnect from the internet, we usually have to reconnect and enter the password again, I was really annoyed by this.
But with Omarchy, it actually keeps the session alive. You can reconnect and just continue where you left off. How cool is that
@devwitheyob
#TechVibe #Omarchy
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Bytebytego_Big_Archive_System_Design_2025.pdf
206.6 MB
My friend shared this book with me to learn system design, might help.
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#TechVibe #book #SystemDesign
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π’ Abyssinia Bank Vacancy β Fresh Graduates
Position: Trainee E-Learning Designer & Developer
π Qualification: BSc in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, Electrical & Computer Engineering, or related fields
πΌ Experience: No experience required
π Deadline: September 11, 2026, 5:00 PM
β οΈ Important: Please apply only through the official Bank of Abyssinia career portal. Avoid third-party application links.
π Official Application Portal: Bank of Abyssinia Career Portal
Stay alert and verify vacancy information before submitting your personal documents.
Position: Trainee E-Learning Designer & Developer
π Qualification: BSc in Computer Science, Software Engineering, Information Systems, Electrical & Computer Engineering, or related fields
πΌ Experience: No experience required
π Deadline: September 11, 2026, 5:00 PM
β οΈ Important: Please apply only through the official Bank of Abyssinia career portal. Avoid third-party application links.
π Official Application Portal: Bank of Abyssinia Career Portal
Stay alert and verify vacancy information before submitting your personal documents.
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OpenClaw 2.0 is here, and this is not just a small version bump. They rebuilt a LOT of things from the setup experience and browser UI to memory, skills, automations, security, and even multiplayer collaboration.
Definitely worth checking out if you're building with AI agents.
The full release notes are here π
OpenClaw 2.0 release notes
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Definitely worth checking out if you're building with AI agents.
The full release notes are here π
OpenClaw 2.0 release notes
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Guys, make sure you have private contributions enabled on GitHub. One of my friends randomly asked me why I wasn't active on GitHub. I was like bro what π I literally work on different projects all the time.
Then he showed me my profile on his phone, turns out I had private contributions turned off this whole time. GitHub was showing like 1k contributions, but I actually had around 7k ππ
So yeah, go check your settings. You might be hiding a whole lot of contributions without even knowing it.
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#GithubContributions #github
Then he showed me my profile on his phone, turns out I had private contributions turned off this whole time. GitHub was showing like 1k contributions, but I actually had around 7k ππ
So yeah, go check your settings. You might be hiding a whole lot of contributions without even knowing it.
@devwitheyob
#GithubContributions #github
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Stop wasting tokens with casual, ambiguous prompts!
Meet promptHelper β an open-source tool that transforms rough ideas into model-specific prompts tailored for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek.
Why do you need this? Foundation models don't think the same way:
β’ Claude responds best to XML tags
β’ OpenAI models require explicit schema definitions
β’ DeepSeek needs rigorous chain-of-thought structure
β’ Token Saver strategy compresses prompts by 30β50% to cut API costs
What's inside? 10 AI Models supported
12 Dedicated Domains (Dev, Business, Data, Writing...)
Real-time token metrics & validation
Local prompt library with one-click copy & export
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!
Try it here:https://prompt-helper-sable.vercel.app/
Drop a βοΈ on GitHub if you find it helpful!
Meet promptHelper β an open-source tool that transforms rough ideas into model-specific prompts tailored for Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and DeepSeek.
Why do you need this? Foundation models don't think the same way:
β’ Claude responds best to XML tags
β’ OpenAI models require explicit schema definitions
β’ DeepSeek needs rigorous chain-of-thought structure
β’ Token Saver strategy compresses prompts by 30β50% to cut API costs
What's inside? 10 AI Models supported
12 Dedicated Domains (Dev, Business, Data, Writing...)
Real-time token metrics & validation
Local prompt library with one-click copy & export
Would love to hear your thoughts and feedback!
Try it here:https://prompt-helper-sable.vercel.app/
Drop a βοΈ on GitHub if you find it helpful!
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One thing I realized this summer, I take Abrhot's internet (especially when I pull an all-nighter) for granted π
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#internet #random
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As it has truth in it most of it is a marketing bullshit it certainly level up the bar but the top engineers will definitely will be there to shape the overall software development
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Yes, those two "good" engineers retained their job, but that is still a reduction in 10 - 15 jobs, and those holding these jobs weren't necessarily "bad/low quality engineers."
The competitive advantage here is that in the coming years, 80-90 percent of developers will be simply users (as Hussain said). They will no longer understand the codebases and eventually won't even read the code. So, only a small percentage of people left who actually care about the system and care enough to design it very well will be the ones who get crazy amounts of opportunities.
Don't get me wrong; today's AI models are really good. Any junior to mid-level developer can create platforms and systems with AI. But what happens if we need to change something after 6 months? The developer simply doesn't fully understand the code. The AI won't have enough context, it has to read the whole codebase, and when it fixes it, it will create whole different bugs. Scale this in big projects like Netflix and other large organizations, so who will develop those systems? AI?
Additionally, from an economic perspective, imagine how much energy will be needed to run all these advanced agentic workflows. It is unsustainable unless they find a reliable way to do that. So, just imagine every new prompt will cost more money than the previous one.
That's why I'm a little bit optimistic about it. We just have to be real engineers rather than vibe coders. And look, I'm not saying you can't get something done as a vibe coder, but when it comes to big projects and complex systems, it won't get us there.
@devwitheyob
#AI #debates #TheFuture
Don't get me wrong; today's AI models are really good. Any junior to mid-level developer can create platforms and systems with AI. But what happens if we need to change something after 6 months? The developer simply doesn't fully understand the code. The AI won't have enough context, it has to read the whole codebase, and when it fixes it, it will create whole different bugs. Scale this in big projects like Netflix and other large organizations, so who will develop those systems? AI?
Additionally, from an economic perspective, imagine how much energy will be needed to run all these advanced agentic workflows. It is unsustainable unless they find a reliable way to do that. So, just imagine every new prompt will cost more money than the previous one.
That's why I'm a little bit optimistic about it. We just have to be real engineers rather than vibe coders. And look, I'm not saying you can't get something done as a vibe coder, but when it comes to big projects and complex systems, it won't get us there.
@devwitheyob
#AI #debates #TheFuture
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