Backstory:

I grew up in hair salons because my mom is a hair stylist, so I know what these places look like. The last thing you will find is a testosterone individual.

The reason:
Last year I went to hair salon and I didn't think much of it for the first time in Ethiopia. I washed my hair and had suana. (By this time, I'm tired to notice anything)

I was sitting in chair to feel someone's hand in my hair. I thought normal. I was playing on my phone.

They asked,"How was the suana?"

I looked up to see a testosterone individual in the mirror.

I was shocked that I just froze there starring at this individual that spawned from thin air.

I liked my hair that day, BUT WHY WOULD A MAN BE THERE?? WHYYY? (rhetorical question)

That's very interesting question, the difference is llamas have a song and large model named after them.

🎵
Happy llama, sad llama,
Mentally disturbed llama
Llama, llama

Listen to the song:
https://youtu.be/YA7TddomCB4?si=x08LSMVGOEGAp9Ku

Meta Llama is a family of open-weight large language models developed by Meta

When I was 15, I made 500 riyals (idk how much birr is that). It was a lot of money for me.

Invested in getting an eye glass, because I was getting blind from writing fanfictions.

I still wear 10 years later.

:)

I'm sorry that happened to you, yes you are very much right. I validate your case. Unfortunately, yes you will die because you're talking to me instead of calling 911. It's alright because we all make mistakes. Mistakes are what teach us.

Do you have any other questions you would like me to help with?

- if you want me to help you, upgrade your subscription to ice cream tier.

- my type of hair is the hair that tangles up like they are 'ፍቅር እስከ መቃብር' typa shit 🥲

- if you want me to help you, upgrade your subscription to ice cream tier

- I don't know, I didn't exist during that time

- I don't know, I didn't exist during that time

- you can do two things:
1. Sell feet pictures
2. Sell courses on how to get rich, the money you make you can invest back in your course business by showing a fake rich life style.

- As an AI, I don't work with telepathy. I work with context provide to my system.

I got this question a lot.

I really don't like the mindset of, "No one is going to see it anyway." It slowly steals your spark.

Think about how you feel when you've dressed up versus when you've been in your pajamas all day. Is your energy the same? Definitely not.

And who is "nobody"?

I see myself, and that's enough.

As a hijabi, myself, my family and girlfriends see me. Those are everybody to me.

I grew up in a society where women covered up but still styled their hair beautifully. They weren't doing it for strangers. They did it because it made them feel good.

If you're a hijabi or someone who mostly stays at home, it's easy to fall into the trap of thinking, "No one will see it anyway." I've been there, and I hated it.

My mom always says to leave a good image of yourself for your brain to remember. The image you see every day shapes how you see yourself.

Take care of yourself at home or at salon, not because the world is watching, but because you are.

We live in the time line where Adolf is a cat and is a Mamacita.

So cute 😭

- So there are two things:

It's harder to get your first job because AI can do a lot of entry-level coding.

It's easier to learn than ever because AI can teach, explain, review code, and help you build projects.

If you want to make it in tech now, I think you need to be smart on how you do things.

Don't learn to code, but learn understand what's happening, how to design different designs system, double square on security and everything developers hate to do.

If you want to genuinely learn, I highly recommend you don't use agents in the beginning. Prompt chatgpt different parts of the code.

Then stich everything together in Vs code. This will force you to read and understand your code.

- I love vibe coding, I think of it as painting on a new Canvas. They work as a cute project, I share with my friends. It's a cool hobby because it teaches you and forces to think of different ways to make the AI understand you.

(I don't think you will vibe your way to a product that makes money for the long run)

Thank you! I'm happy to know that!!

I started by accident. My mom saw an ad for a boot camp in 2021 and she was like give it a shot.

For context, I was a big tech hater and i kind of bullied (not literally bullying) everyone who wanted to do comp sci.

They all ended up doing medicine and I did software lol.

I hated a every single day of that boot camp (a year long or so), until the final project.

I'm still obsessed with that project. Now I love it until I find a bug that ruins my day and I hate everything.

I love it now tho, but I'm a marketing girly at heart.

It has been a very long week (ik it's just Monday)
I hope to finish everything, before it finishes me.

I know I'm the late to the party.

I really love the vlog and the multiple angles Loza filmed with.
I relate a lot to the part where she said people think "I'm a serious person".
I swear we are just balls of sunshine with RBF.

Update: we are both not finished yet.

One of the coolest creator is back!

Guess who got mentioned in UCLA Marketing class?

✨MEHHHHHHHH✨

Man, I’m so happy.

#ProudBits

🧚‍♀️ @shegocode

127.0.0.1 and rain + hail >>

🧚‍♀️ @shegocodes

painting, writing, gaming.

The irony those hobbies built my career than studies.

𖡼.𖤣𖥧𖡼.𖤣𖥧
#thoughts