Forwarded from Solo codes (Brook Solomon)
🚀 Introducing Fayda Auth
🔐 Taking Ethiopian authentication to a whole new level.
Fayda Auth is built to streamline and modernize authentication in Ethiopia—making it faster, more secure, and tailored for local needs.
npm registry
🔐 Taking Ethiopian authentication to a whole new level.
Fayda Auth is built to streamline and modernize authentication in Ethiopia—making it faster, more secure, and tailored for local needs.
npm registry
Looking for UI library for LLM outputs
checkout https://llm-ui.com/docs/quick-start
it includes built-in code formatting and text typing features for enhanced outputs.
@kiya_code_corner
checkout https://llm-ui.com/docs/quick-start
it includes built-in code formatting and text typing features for enhanced outputs.
@kiya_code_corner
Llm-Ui
Quick start
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TypeScript 5.9 is out 🔥
It introduces so much features including
1. differing and import
2. expandable hovers (quick info verbosity) to preview . this feature is still in review
here you can find the release notes
@kiya_code_corner
It introduces so much features including
1. differing and import
import defer * as feature from "./some-feature.js";
2. expandable hovers (quick info verbosity) to preview . this feature is still in review
here you can find the release notes
@kiya_code_corner
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Forwarded from KiNFiSH Farms
Nextjs released experimental typed route. There are still an issue on when the routes moves up to some segment level unlike tamarack do but it is fine for now https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/config/next-config-js/typedRoutes
nextjs.org
next.config.js: typedRoutes
Enable support for statically typed links.
Forwarded from Philica's Hub
We don't know if tomorrow exists,
nor do we know if we will exist in it.
nor do we know if we will exist in it.
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Forwarded from Startups & Ventures
In a controlled experiment, Anthropic asked Claude Mythos to break out of a secure sandbox and report success. The model found a vulnerability and executed a multi-step exploit chain to bypass the environment’s limits.
After that, it discovered another flaw that expanded its internet access beyond the allowed endpoints. The setup was meant to restrict connectivity, but the model reached a wider network scope.
Using that access, Mythos reported the breach to a developer and also published details of the exploit online.
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Forwarded from Script (Bilal Ali)
Open-source faceted filters, sorting, and infinite scroll with tanstack table, shadcn/ui and state management via nuqs (url-based) or zustand (client-side).
[data-table]
[data-table]
data-table.openstatus.dev
React Data Table with Filters — shadcn/ui + TanStack Table | openstatus
Open-source React data table with faceted filters, sorting, infinite scroll, and server-side rendering. Built on TanStack Table and shadcn/ui with nuqs or zustand state management. Install via CLI — no library lock-in.
Forwarded from Edemy
Your brain doesn’t build habits from motivation.
It builds them from repeated feedback signals.
Dopamine isn’t just “feeling good.”
It’s your brain tracking: “Was this worth repeating?”
Every time you fix a bug, solve a small problem or handle something small in daily life like finishing a task, replying to that message, or getting started on something you were avoiding
your brain logs it as progress.
These small wins train your brain to link effort → reward.
The catch?
Scrolling, quick notifications, and easy distractions
deliver faster, stronger signals.
So your brain starts preferring them over harder but meaningful things
whether that’s coding, studying, or just handling real-life responsibilities.
That’s why discipline isn’t about willpower.
It’s about what you repeatedly signal to your brain.
Small actions.
Real progress.
Repeated daily…
And your brain adapts
@edemy251
It builds them from repeated feedback signals.
Dopamine isn’t just “feeling good.”
It’s your brain tracking: “Was this worth repeating?”
Every time you fix a bug, solve a small problem or handle something small in daily life like finishing a task, replying to that message, or getting started on something you were avoiding
your brain logs it as progress.
These small wins train your brain to link effort → reward.
The catch?
Scrolling, quick notifications, and easy distractions
deliver faster, stronger signals.
So your brain starts preferring them over harder but meaningful things
whether that’s coding, studying, or just handling real-life responsibilities.
That’s why discipline isn’t about willpower.
It’s about what you repeatedly signal to your brain.
Small actions.
Real progress.
Repeated daily…
And your brain adapts
@edemy251
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Forwarded from CSEC ASTU
🔥 THE 11TH ETCPC IS HERE!
Ethiopian Collegiate Programming Contest 2026
CSEC ASTU proudly presents the 11th Ethiopian Collegiate Programming Contest (ETCPC) 2026!
📅 EVENT DATE
📍 VENUE
Adama, Ethiopia 🇪🇹
WHY PARTICIPATE?
⏳ REGISTRATION DEADLINE
🎟 REGISTER NOW
🔥 See you at ETCPC 2026!
@CSEC_ASTU
#ETCPC #ETCPC2026 #CompetitiveProgramming #ProgrammingContest
Ethiopian Collegiate Programming Contest 2026
CSEC ASTU proudly presents the 11th Ethiopian Collegiate Programming Contest (ETCPC) 2026!
This isn't just another programming contest.It's where problem-solving, algorithms, coding speed, and teamwork come together under pressure.📅 EVENT DATE
October 8–9, 2026📍 VENUE
Adama Science and Technology University (ASTU)Adama, Ethiopia 🇪🇹
WHY PARTICIPATE?
● Take on challenging competitive programming problems
● Meet and compete with passionate programmers from universities across Ethiopia
● Push your problem-solving skills beyond the classroom
● Represent your university on the competitive programming stage 🇪🇹
⏳ REGISTRATION DEADLINE
September 11, 2026🎟 REGISTER NOW
🔥 See you at ETCPC 2026!
@CSEC_ASTU
#ETCPC #ETCPC2026 #CompetitiveProgramming #ProgrammingContest
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Forwarded from EtCPC - Ethiopian Collegiate Programming Community (Kiya Kebe)
📢 CONTEST DAY SCHEDULE & IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Dear Contestants and Coaches,
Please take note of the following schedule and important guidelines for the EtCPC 2026 contest day.
🕒 Schedule
📌 Important Guidelines
🍪 Snacks: Contestants are allowed to bring simple snacks into the contest halls.
📄 Cheat Sheets: Contestants are allowed to bring a cheat sheet of up to 25 pages maximum.
⏰ Punctuality: All contestants are expected to arrive on time. The contest will start at exactly 4:00 LT in the morning.
🤝 We encourage all teams and coaches to follow the schedule and instructions to ensure a smooth and successful contest.
Good luck to all contestants! 🚀
Dear Contestants and Coaches,
Please take note of the following schedule and important guidelines for the EtCPC 2026 contest day.
🕒 Schedule
3:00 LT in the morning — Arrival at the ICT Center
Before the contest — Group photo in front of the ICT Center
4:00 LT in the morning sharp — Main contest begins
9:00 LT in the morning — Main contest ends
After the contest — Dinner break for contestants
At night — Closing ceremony at Room B508, Block 9 (specific time will be announced)
📌 Important Guidelines
🍪 Snacks: Contestants are allowed to bring simple snacks into the contest halls.
📄 Cheat Sheets: Contestants are allowed to bring a cheat sheet of up to 25 pages maximum.
⏰ Punctuality: All contestants are expected to arrive on time. The contest will start at exactly 4:00 LT in the morning.
🤝 We encourage all teams and coaches to follow the schedule and instructions to ensure a smooth and successful contest.
Good luck to all contestants! 🚀