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Forwarded from The Beno Logs
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In another news: I'm offically a college dropout π
successful startup incoming π
successful startup incoming π
Probably the most iconic post in this community.
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Forwarded from Fraol
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I built a programming language that speaks your language. Literally.
When I started learning to code, I wasn't just learning programming I was learning English too. Many times, I understood the logic but struggled with the language used to express it.That experience made me realize something:
Millions of aspiring developers understand programming concepts but face an additional language barrier because nearly every major programming language is built around English keywords.
So I built Alphabet.
A programming language written from scratch in C++17 with its own compiler, bytecode VM, debugger, type system, classes, inheritance, closures, pattern matching, exception handling, and more.
The difference?
You choose your language.
"#alphabet<en>" English
"#alphabet<am>" Amharic
Same program. Same execution. Different language.
Alphabet v2.3.5 is currently in active development and open source.
GitHub: github.com/fraol163/alphabet
@fraolteshome1
When I started learning to code, I wasn't just learning programming I was learning English too. Many times, I understood the logic but struggled with the language used to express it.That experience made me realize something:
Millions of aspiring developers understand programming concepts but face an additional language barrier because nearly every major programming language is built around English keywords.
So I built Alphabet.
A programming language written from scratch in C++17 with its own compiler, bytecode VM, debugger, type system, classes, inheritance, closures, pattern matching, exception handling, and more.
The difference?
You choose your language.
"#alphabet<en>" English
"#alphabet<am>" Amharic
Same program. Same execution. Different language.
Alphabet v2.3.5 is currently in active development and open source.
GitHub: github.com/fraol163/alphabet
@fraolteshome1
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Your work can be amazing and still get ignored if nobody sees it. :))
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Forwarded from Dagmawi Babi
also happy YC rejection day to everyone celebrating (including me) lol π
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I feel like @Robi_makes_stuff is the only person whoβs built a community project that people actually use and thatβs managed to stick around ππ₯
@selfmadecoder
@selfmadecoder
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so i wanna help you my followers to get better chances on platforms like LinkedIn and X to get more visibility and exposure to the right people.. if you want these things do these things
1. unfollow/remove (or ban local people from your profile if you have to)
2. use the βIβm not interested / not relevantβ button more when you see content you donβt want on your feed
3. post higher quality content, avoid relying too much on AI, or learn to use it well
4. post more, use the apps more, and engage more with the right audience
5. avoid falling for engagement farming and LARP content
6. do this regularly, every 1β2 months
do this and youβll see the difference.. itβs not Instagram, Telegram, or Snapchat .. you donβt need to feel bad about removing people. business and personal relationships are different things π
@selfmadecoder
1. unfollow/remove (or ban local people from your profile if you have to)
2. use the βIβm not interested / not relevantβ button more when you see content you donβt want on your feed
3. post higher quality content, avoid relying too much on AI, or learn to use it well
4. post more, use the apps more, and engage more with the right audience
5. avoid falling for engagement farming and LARP content
6. do this regularly, every 1β2 months
do this and youβll see the difference.. itβs not Instagram, Telegram, or Snapchat .. you donβt need to feel bad about removing people. business and personal relationships are different things π
@selfmadecoder
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I think she's more trying to show that Vietnam is experiencing rapid economic growth while we're staying where we were (or seeing no economic growth at all). Even though she said it in the past tense, her overall expression seems to imply that Vietnam is "on its way up" while we're still where we've been.
And this feels like more than just cherry picking. If we're talking about the economy, the comparison should include proper context at least looking at the past 5 years and considering the "on its way" part too. We're still behind, and there's a lot of work to do.
She could've provided more information and a broader context tbh the comment section a lot of folks think we're still on 77 and elon reacting to it made it worse π
@selfmadecoder
And this feels like more than just cherry picking. If we're talking about the economy, the comparison should include proper context at least looking at the past 5 years and considering the "on its way" part too. We're still behind, and there's a lot of work to do.
She could've provided more information and a broader context tbh the comment section a lot of folks think we're still on 77 and elon reacting to it made it worse π
@selfmadecoder
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Am I the only one who feels like Sam Altmanβs way of walking and acting is kind of similar to the guy who played Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network π or is that just me?
https://youtu.be/EDCwQe7P8T0?t=1275
@selfmadecoder
https://youtu.be/EDCwQe7P8T0?t=1275
@selfmadecoder
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