Anybody tried this fruit (yeah its a fruit basically 😅)

Umm...yeah, I am bit concerned with the አፈሳ, getting nervous when those militias pass by
I know valar dohaeris but didn't expect it will be this early

I am considering "data annotation"

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What's the harm?
I will try it esti

So driving, huh😮‍💨😂

So I had this thought .."what if I get up and went to church(ሰዓታት)"
Yeah ..I decided to go.
Wish me luck with the afesa and stuff 😭😭

@RunProjectB tell my family that I love them🙌

Enkuan adresachu folks!

Just like that, ከበሮ memtat chaleku... literally overnight! 😅

Not for regular hymns though 🥲 just for ዚቅ and ቁም (for my non-Orthodox folks, these are sacred, structured liturgical chants).
Bicha it isn't a big deal but it kind is 🥲
Imagine Church Fathers sitting right in front of you... there’s that fear “What if I hit the wrong side or miss the rhythm?” 
The trick? Attention and deep focus 🥶
Bicha, it really was just... amazing night!

I swear one of these days I want to sit and understand what kinfish is farming 😭😅

sounded exactly as my therapist 🥸
fr this is really a crucial point

እንኳን አደረሳችሁ።

መዝሙር 45
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⁹ የንጉሦች ሴት ልጆች ለክብርህ ናቸው፤ በወርቅ ልብስ ተጐናጽፋና ተሸፋፍና ንግሥቲቱ በቀኝህ ትቆማለች።
¹⁰ ልጄ ሆይ፥ ስሚ እዪ ጆሮሽንም አዘንብዪ፤ ወገንሽን ያባትሽንም ቤት እርሺ፤

Maybe I might've have been 😅

the TRUTH

old hymns are just different 🥲

So Celery + Redis

I used Celery and Redis in one of my Django projects, but at first I didn't really understand why I needed both.
Here's the simple way I understand it now:
🔹 Celery = the worker that performs background tasks.
🔹 Redis = the middleman that holds the tasks and passes them to Celery.

For example, imagine an online store.
A customer places an order. Django saves the order and responds immediately.
But things like updating inventory and sending notifications can happen in the background.
So:

Django → Redis → Celery → background task

While Celery handles that work, Django can keep serving other users.
That's basically why Celery + Redis are useful. Simple, but it took me a while to understand.😅

The goal isn't necessarily to make the task faster. It's to keep the user from waiting while the task is being done.