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TOMORROW IS THE DAY!
Our walk to support Eznet is happening tomorrow, and we’d love to see you all there!
Please try your best to come because your presence can make a real difference. By walking together, we’ll help raise awareness about Cerebral Palsy (CP) and support Eznet’s mission. Every step counts!
👕 Haven’t bought your T-shirt yet? No worries! You can still buy one at the event tomorrow!
🕗 Time: 8:00 AM (2 LT)
📍 Place: Adwa 00
Let’s show up, spread awareness, and make this walk meaningful! 💙
Who’s coming tomorrow? 👀 Tag your friends, share this with your communities, and let’s get as many people as possible to join us!

Good morning ☀️

My Thoughts on Vibe-coding — could be a bit harsh but I want you to swallow it well!

I present to you some narratives that I'm sure you're not aware of when it comes to vibe-coding to help you be more informed when you're working.

The header image is a picture from freshman year in AASTU, where I would spend most of my days in the library reading a lot tech related books from morning to night. Very fun memories. Enjoy reading!

#DBlogs #Blog #MyThoughtsOnVibeCoding
@Dagmawi_Babi

I’m doing something similar. Moving all channels from my main account to my alt so I can manage my attention and focus better.

And to all the channel owners here, I haven’t left your channels, I just switched accounts🫶

@fetescript

Good morning ☀️

Been collecting some really good essays and decided to put them all together in one document. It has 15 essays across 5 main parts:
📌Where AI and Software Are Heading
📌The Engineer in the Age of AI
📌Agentic AI
📌System Design
📌Craft and Career

Featuring great writers like Andrej Karpathy, Martin Fowler, Simon Willison, Paul Graham, and others.

📄 Read here: [Link]
And if you prefer reading on a hard copy like me, you can print the PDF. PDF version in the comments.

@fetescript

https://t.me/sofomar/222

Please give me 👍or ❤️ or what you want, the point is supporting me
Thank you Shukren!!!👍

Prepare for war in the times of peace.

@fetescript

Well, it depends on what you want to do and what genuinely interests you. I generally wouldn’t recommend studying software engineering if you're not interested in the discipline. The industry demands a lot of hard work, continuous learning, patience, and problem-solving. Technologies keep changing, competition can be tough, and the career may not turn out the way you imagined. You might not land the job you hoped for or earn the income you expected, especially early on. On top of that, the work environment can be stressful and sometimes toxic if you don’t learn how to manage it.

So, if you’re genuinely interested in the field but aren’t willing to put in the work, being negade is a better course😁.

Exactly👌