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@firaflash 👨‍💻 curious dev
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Instructor: Why are you using ES Modules instead of CommonJS?
Others: 👨‍💻 “Because it’s the modern JavaScript standard…”
Me:
“Because import looks cooler than require()😏” lol
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When you pull up to a vibe coders house and ቡሄ ስትጨፉር
እዛ ማዶ አንድ Mac, ሆ

እዚ ማዶ አንድ Mac ,ሆ

የኔማ እንትና, ሆ

ባለ unlimited token 😆


Anyways Happy Holiday jemaw 🎆🧨
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Forwarded from Pavel Durov (Pavel Durov)
💎 Telegram has applied for the .gram domain zone.

If the application is approved by ICANN, a billion Telegram users could get their own second-level domains.

🖥 For example, @durov would get durov.gram, and @monk would get monk.gram.

Users would be able to set up their interactive websites hosted by Telegram — just by typing one prompt
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Slick ahhh Ai
@Gemini stilling other model's data to train its self with our consent lol
When fine-tuning on public datasets isn't enough so you ask for competitor logs direct from the user💀
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Melkam Beal Jemaw 🔥
Monthly budget closed from singing buhe songs right now 😎
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for-coder
Melkam Beal Jemaw 🔥 Monthly budget closed from singing buhe songs right now 😎
Next time I'll set up a payment gate way for fast transaction and easy access to large asset 🤣🤣
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Something I read lately has been going through my mind:
“The moment the centipede🪱 started thinking about which leg to move first, it stopped walking.”

That’s the idea behind the Centipede’s Dilemma something that happens naturally can become difficult once every step is brought under conscious scrutiny.
Sometimes, overthinking becomes the obstacle. The more we obsess over optimizing every step, perfecting every detail, and predicting every outcome, the harder it becomes to simply take the next step.
Maybe the goal was never to optimize every movement.
Maybe the goal was just to keep moving.
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Lock in fn!💪
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Yesterday, I met an interesting elderly man, Mr. Getachew Taddese, an author of the book “የህፀፅ ቅብብሎሽ.”
We ended up talking about the differences between Boomers, Millennials, Gen Z, and Gen Alpha, and one thing he said really caught my attention.
He talked about how older generations sometimes look at younger people and immediately think:
“The new generation doesn't know how to behave properly.”

But sometimes, that judgment comes simply from the way we look and present ourselves our hair, clothes, body types, lifestyle, and the things that are different from what they grew up with.
Honestly, I found his perspective interesting. After talking with him, I realized that he genuinely cares about understanding and connecting different generations, rather than just criticizing the younger ones.
He also told me about his project “የትውልድ ድልድይ” (Generation Bridge), which focuses on reducing the gap and misunderstandings between generations.
It was one of those random conversations where you meet someone for a few minutes and somehow leave with something to think about.
Maybe we don't always need to agree with another generation. Maybe we just need to understand where they're coming from.
🎥 የትውልድ ድልድይ መልቲሚዲያ
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Forwarded from Bytephilosopher
ፍልሰተ ሥጋሃ ለእግዝእትነ ማርያም ወፍልሰተ ሥጋሁ ለቅዱስ ጊዮርጊስ ወጊጋር መስፍነ ሶርያ

በወርቅ ልብስ ተጐናጽፋና ተሸፋፍና ንግሥቲቱ በቀኝህ ትቆማለች።
መዝሙረ ዳዊት 45:9


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መልካም ሰንበት ⛪️ ❤️‍🩹
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In just a matter of days, the internet falls in love with a scallion-headed soldier😆😆
Respected place dmo 🤣
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