I now start understanding why people do murder. Maybe they have a realllll reason to do it.
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Don't sleep on your ideas.
A few years ago, we had an idea for a digital Equb platform. We completed the documentation and were preparing to start development. Before we could launch, a digital Equb solution entered the market. We lost momentum and eventually moved on.
Recently, history repeated itself. We were working on another promising idea, and before we launched, similar services appeared through platforms like Lkfel and Tolo Payment on Telebirr Mini Apps.
These experiences taught me a lesson I'll never forget:
Ideas are valuable, but execution is everything.
Too many of us spend months trying to make a product perfect before showing it to the world. Meanwhile, someone else launches an MVP, learns from real users, improves it, and captures the opportunity.
If you're building something, start now. Launch sooner than you think you're ready. Fix bugs. Improve features. Listen to users. Keep moving.
Because the truth is simple: you're not the only person with that idea.
The market rewards execution, not intention.
A good idea launched today is worth more than a perfect idea that never sees the light of day.
A few years ago, we had an idea for a digital Equb platform. We completed the documentation and were preparing to start development. Before we could launch, a digital Equb solution entered the market. We lost momentum and eventually moved on.
Recently, history repeated itself. We were working on another promising idea, and before we launched, similar services appeared through platforms like Lkfel and Tolo Payment on Telebirr Mini Apps.
These experiences taught me a lesson I'll never forget:
Ideas are valuable, but execution is everything.
Too many of us spend months trying to make a product perfect before showing it to the world. Meanwhile, someone else launches an MVP, learns from real users, improves it, and captures the opportunity.
If you're building something, start now. Launch sooner than you think you're ready. Fix bugs. Improve features. Listen to users. Keep moving.
Because the truth is simple: you're not the only person with that idea.
The market rewards execution, not intention.
A good idea launched today is worth more than a perfect idea that never sees the light of day.
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Instagram dropping new features every week and expecting us to just figure it out like we're part of the dev team π We just got used to Instants and now Instagram said "here's Maps too" ππ
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Does Telegram Premium let you see who reacted to your channel posts? 'Cause I'm this close to getting it just to catch whoever keeps reacting with π on my posts. come on now.. what does it even meanπ
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You can dream but don't neglect the execution. - J. cole
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I know a person who worked hard to be where they are today.. but not me...
Some people will never be satisfied, no matter what you do. They're the same people who doubt you when you're trying, discourage you when you're struggling, and question every step you take. Yet when you finally succeed, they're the first to claim they were part of the journey. What's funny is that these people are never stranger they're often the ones closest to youπΈ
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Forwarded from biniyam Musema
πͺπΉ New open-source Dart package: ethiopian_birr
Format Ethiopian Birr the way it's actually used β in Amharic, not just "Br 1,234.56".
The main feature: amount-in-words in Amharic, for invoices, receipts, and cheques π
Birr.toWords(1234.56)β α αα΅ αΊα ααα΅ ααΆ α αα³ α α«α΅ α₯α α¨ααα³ α΅α΅α΅α΅ α³αα²α
Also does Amharic/Latin formatting, GeΚ½ez numerals (α²αͺα»α΄α¬), santim splitting, and ETB parsing. Pure Dart, zero dependencies, MIT licensed.
π¦ pub.dev/packages/ethiopian_birr
π» github.com/binimuse/ethiopian_birr
Feedback and stars welcome π
Dart packages
ethiopian_birr | Dart package
Format Ethiopian Birr in Amharic and Latin script, including Amharic amount-in-words, Ge'ez numerals, and ETB string parsing. Pure Dart, zero dependencies.
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Forwarded from Coolio
One thing I realized is that God makes you go through hardships so you can get closer to him.
So if you're someone going through a hard time right now, just know it happened for a reason and it's so you can get closer to him.
I don't care what your religion is but please take your relationship with God seriously.
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So if you're someone going through a hard time right now, just know it happened for a reason and it's so you can get closer to him.
I don't care what your religion is but please take your relationship with God seriously.
Adios β€οΈβοΈ
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