From REPLIT to stackblitz
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This year, (2018 E.C) one of the things I changed was my stances against ai.

I have fully embraced the age of ai, vibecoding and super prompting. Especially with fields that are not my expertise.

My friend and coworker has been cooking something to help people like me... cheap vibdcoders.

Brixa is on producthunt... lets bump him a bit!! Upvote and share!!

https://www.producthunt.com/products/brixa-io

TLDReply
@tldreply_bot

A Telegram bot that summarizes group chat conversations using Google's Gemini Al.

It's been a min since I finished it, but it was being tested and furnished in the creators group. But now it's finally out.

Usage
- you(admin) add it the group
- run /setup and the bot will goude you from there and also you can use the /help command to get full info
- it only requires a Gemini api key(which will be encrypted when stored, so dont worry) which you should send to the bot

And after all this, you just have to run /tldr in the group and get summary of the group chat up to 2 weeks.

Features

📝 Smart Summaries: Get concise summaries of group discussions using AI
⏰ Time-Based: Summarize the last hour, 6 hours, day, or week (max 7 days)
💬 Reply to Summarize: Reply to any message to summarize from that point
📅 Auto-Summarization: Messages are automatically summarized before deletion (48 hours)
📚 Summary History: Summaries are kept for 2 weeks before permanent deletion
🔒 Per-Group API Keys: Each group uses its own Gemini API key
🔐 Encrypted Storage: API keys are encrypted at rest
⚙️ Customizable: Customize summary style, filters, and scheduled summaries
🌐 PostgreSQL: Uses PostgreSQL for reliable data storage
🗑️ Auto-Delete: Messages are automatically deleted after 48 hours


You can get the whole detail about the bot on https://github.com/daveragos/tldreply-bot

Keep Gooiinggg

it's Monday, once again

Never stop dreaming big

~ Nia

maintained by @day_dreamers1

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Hmm restart solves everything

Slken meta meta ladergw nbr😂

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Family, quick update on the Buna Gabzugn project! ☕️

Coding on a phone is already "Extreme Sport" 😅. But trying to do it on Replit today was a nightmare. I kept getting errors for files I had already deleted. The cache was messed up. Basically, Replit was acting up.

My friend literally told me: "Stop fighting broken tools." 😂

So, we packed our bags and moved to StackBlitz.
Guys, it is a game changer. It’s faster, smoother, and actually works on mobile without crashing every 2 minutes.

Progress report:
We successfully built the Funding Levels UI. You can now select "አንድ ቡና" (One Coffee) or "ምሳ በኔ ነው" (Lunch is on me), and the UI handles it perfectly with smooth animations.

Next step: Connecting the Telebirr payment gateway. Things are getting serious! 🔥

Learning process: Errors are annoying, but fixing them is part of the job. We keep moving! 🚀

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Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni

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What gets me about Michelangelo isn’t the ‘genius’ label people throw around ... it’s the way he actually lived.

This man was so dedicated it was borderline unhealthy 😭. Like, he really slept in his damn clothes for days because he didn’t want to waste time getting ready. His boots were on for so long the skin literally peeled off when he finally took them off ...that’s a true story.

when he was working on the Sistine Chapel ceiling? Bro didn’t even want the job. He kept saying ‘I’m a sculptor, not a painter,’(he would get mad if you called him a painter before sculptor and beat yo ahh) but the Pope basically forced him. And instead of half assing it, Michelangelo spent four years on his back, paint dripping into his eyes(some say that he lost partial vision) , barely eating, barely talking to people .. just grinding.

He even wrote in a letter that his beard was pointing to the sky😂😂, his spine was messed up, and he felt like an old man even though he was in his 30s.

Another real thing: he used to roam the quarries himself, picking out his marble like he was choosing a soulmate...He said he could ‘see’ the statue trapped inside the stone and it was his job to free it.

the Pietà? He carved that when he was only 24. Twenty. Four. I REPEAT TWENTY FKIN FOUR And when people started saying someone older must’ve made it, he snuck into the church at night and carved his name into the sash. Only time he ever signed anything , out of pure pride and spite 😭.

That’s what I love about him. He wasn’t perfect, he wasn’t peaceful ... he was tired, messy, stubborn, passionate, dramatic… a real human being who just refused to stop creating.

And all of that actually happened.

And then there’s me… sitting here in 2025, crying my whole ahh out because with all this technology, all these shortcuts, all these ‘advancements,’ I still struggle to finish one simple task.

Sometimes I catch myself wondering what someone like Michelangelo would’ve done if he lived in our century , with everything we have now. Would he go even crazier with his art? Or would he look at us and be like, ‘Y’all really giving up already?’

I swear, thinking about that man’s dedication makes me feel both useless and inspired at the same time.

if you care about something enough, you don’t just do it, you live in it. You bleed for it. You become it.

The best biography of Michelangelo IMO

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good night 🫡

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Fight 🪘💪🔥 , push through

The time is Now 🫡🫡🫡

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Consistency!

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