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My name is Chapi and am a developer.
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I talk post my thoughts about tech here.
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Sup guys! Just wanted to give you a heads-up that I might not be super active for the next few days. My schedule’s a bit chaotic right now, and I need to get myself back into a routine 😁. I’ve been all over the place this past week, so if I post its good thing but if not, this is why.
Also, some good news! I got free access to the @GebetaMaps API key, and they’re letting me build the hackathon project I missed out on because of work stuff. I might do a livestream where I go through their docs and build the app/game. I’ll set up a time and let you know when it’s happening.
Stay tuned! ✌️
@selfmadecoder
Also, some good news! I got free access to the @GebetaMaps API key, and they’re letting me build the hackathon project I missed out on because of work stuff. I might do a livestream where I go through their docs and build the app/game. I’ll set up a time and let you know when it’s happening.
Stay tuned! ✌️
@selfmadecoder
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CPU Architecture
I just wrote a short, easy-to-understand article about CPUs: their history (going all the way back 75 years), and where they are now. No technical stuff or jargons, anyone can get it.
Here's what it covers:
• Pre-modern computers
• Modern computers and the CPU
• Cache memory and the fetch-decode-execute cycle
• What makes a computer fast or slow? (This section includes overclocking, CPU cores, and cache memory again for extra clarity.)
I just wrote a short, easy-to-understand article about CPUs: their history (going all the way back 75 years), and where they are now. No technical stuff or jargons, anyone can get it.
Here's what it covers:
• Pre-modern computers
• Modern computers and the CPU
• Cache memory and the fetch-decode-execute cycle
• What makes a computer fast or slow? (This section includes overclocking, CPU cores, and cache memory again for extra clarity.)
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CPU Architecture
You’re probably someone who’s trying to understand programming and computers. You might even own a computer, but do you really know how it…
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we have an update btw 😁 @selfmadecoder
Just so you guys know, I have a huge interest in research. But I don't want to pursue it for the sake of a degree or money—just out of genuine interest. I believe that’s how innovation is achieved: through curiosity, passion, and persistence. It comes from a willingness to fail, not from trying to satisfy lecturers or chasing a 4.0 GPA. True research isn't motivated by financial gain but by the desire to explore. Unfortunately, this kind of freedom to fail is something AAU's electrical engineering classes don't always allow. 😁 .. even tho id it allows me one should be financially free to think abt something beyond him self
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we have an update btw 😁 @selfmadecoder
For those of you who are surprised, know that I haven’t attended any classes this year. It’s not like I dropped out yesterday or last week—I dropped out at the beginning of this year.
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Hey everyone! Here’s the Portfolio Builder project I’ve been working on: https://github.com/yeabnoah/Frame.
It’s built with Next.js, HonoJS, PostgreSQL using Prisma ORM, shadcn with Tailwind CSS, and Better Auth. The project has two main parts. First, there’s the dashboard (/dashboard), where you or any dev can sign in to manage content—add personal info, projects, your tech stack, articles, and more. Then there’s the portfolio viewer (/main), where you can view your portfolio or someone else’s by passing their user ID as a parameter.
It’s pretty much done, but I’ve hit a snag recently. I can’t seem to set cookies in the browser after a successful login. I’m using subdomains for both the backend and frontend, and the issue only happens in the deployed version. It’s been annoying, and I’ve spent way too much time on it already.
If you’re up for a debugging challenge, feel free to check it out and send a PR. Would love the help! 😊
@selfmadecoder
It’s built with Next.js, HonoJS, PostgreSQL using Prisma ORM, shadcn with Tailwind CSS, and Better Auth. The project has two main parts. First, there’s the dashboard (/dashboard), where you or any dev can sign in to manage content—add personal info, projects, your tech stack, articles, and more. Then there’s the portfolio viewer (/main), where you can view your portfolio or someone else’s by passing their user ID as a parameter.
It’s pretty much done, but I’ve hit a snag recently. I can’t seem to set cookies in the browser after a successful login. I’m using subdomains for both the backend and frontend, and the issue only happens in the deployed version. It’s been annoying, and I’ve spent way too much time on it already.
If you’re up for a debugging challenge, feel free to check it out and send a PR. Would love the help! 😊
@selfmadecoder
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GitHub - yeabnoah/Frame: frame is an open source portifolio builder for developers where developers can add and manage their information…
frame is an open source portifolio builder for developers where developers can add and manage their information, project, articles and more from the their dashboard - yeabnoah/Frame
For anyone out here thinking AI is gonna solve all your problems—nah, I don’t think so. Don’t believe me? Go ask any of these fancy LLMs to help you make money, like “buy a house” level money. But here’s the catch—tell it you hate working, you just wanna chill all day, scroll TikTok, eat, sleep, repeat. Oh, and make it clear you’re over all that “work hard, save money” advice.
Now guess what it’ll tell you? “Go manifest it, bruv.” 😂🙆♂️
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Now guess what it’ll tell you?
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Do you guys use Native-wind for your react Native app .. because i really hate using styles in React Native app ... I'm so in love with tailwind that i don wanna write styles anywhere.
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Do you guys use Native-wind for your react Native app .. because i really hate using styles in React Native app ... I'm so in love with tailwind that i don wanna write styles anywhere. @selfmadecoder
so with that said I'll build a Native-wind based React Native UI library for anyone to Build easy made Ui components for their Next react native mobile project
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so a little while ago @selfmadecoder built a mobile app for a various Bible verses based on different categories. I was using the app actually, and always wanted to have it as a simple site so that i can get access to it on my pc too. i created the repo back then but didn't get the time to implement it. so this weekend I gathered verses, and made a verses site. Features:
- Categorized Verses: Browse through a variety of categories such as love, hope, joy, kindness, and more to find verses that resonate with you.
- Verse of the Day: Start each day with a thoughtfully selected verse to inspire and uplift your spirit.
- Random Verses: Discover new insights and encouragement by viewing random verses from the Bible.
Here's the site link:
- https://verse-hub-one.vercel.app/
It's open-source too
[GitHub Repo]
#MyProjects #VerseHub #Bible
- Categorized Verses: Browse through a variety of categories such as love, hope, joy, kindness, and more to find verses that resonate with you.
- Verse of the Day: Start each day with a thoughtfully selected verse to inspire and uplift your spirit.
- Random Verses: Discover new insights and encouragement by viewing random verses from the Bible.
Here's the site link:
- https://verse-hub-one.vercel.app/
It's open-source too
[GitHub Repo]
#MyProjects #VerseHub #Bible