Don't do like this😁

#CampusLife #Programming
@AASTUSE

fakeItTillYouFundIt

#techinethio

Ten inspiring entrepreneurs shared their journeys, offering insights into their challenges and triumphs. Their stories, documented in this article, highlight resilience and innovation. AddisFortune
@Techinethio #Business #Innovation

Another Developer's Meetup is Coming 🔥
https://news.1rj.ru/str/chapidevtalks/1864

Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, China, and Egypt follow Ethiopia as the countries with the highest rate of retractions, according to the study, which was conducted by Achal Agrawal, a data scientist based in Chhattisgarh, India. Agrawal founded India Research Watchdog, a site that keeps tabs on scientific research conducted in India.

While some studies could have been retracted because of honest errors, the study suggests that “a good proportion” of retractions are due to some sort of misconduct.

Countries that had high retraction rates in the analysis period typically saw a sharp rise in their total publication output in the 5 years through 2023, the study found. Such a rise in output by a country without concurrent development in its research infrastructure is usually a sign of a large number of bogus studies that eventually lead to more retractions, the paper suggests.

“This calls into question the current incentive system which promotes quantity over quality,” the paper says.

@ethioware

DeepSeek

DeepSeek R1 is now live on Azure AI Foundry and GitHub

HTML/CSS → JavaScript → React.

Not in the reverse order😁

@edemy251

Hey fam! How’s everyone doing? 👀

We know we haven’t been as active lately life got busy (I mean, a dev has a life, right? lol ). But we’re back, and we've got something amazing lined up for you!

This Thursday, we’re bringing in an incredible CEO for a 🔥 session. You won’t want to miss this! Stay tuned for more details.

In the meantime, got life or code hard? 💻🚀

These Two Books makes you a hero in Linux. They cover all topics in linux OS.

1. Understand the basics of operating systems: Before diving into Linux, it's important to have a basic understanding of operating systems and their components.
2. Familiarize yourself with Linux distributions: There are many different Linux distributions available, such as Ubuntu, Fedora, or Debian. Choose one that suits your needs and interests.
3. Learn the Linux command line: The command line is a powerful tool for interacting with the Linux operating system. Start by learning basic commands such as ls, cd, pwd, and mkdir.
4. Master the Linux file system: Understanding the Linux file system is essential for working with files and directories. Learn about the root directory, home directory, and other important directories.
5. Get comfortable with package management: Package management is the process of installing, updating, and removing software packages on your Linux system. Learn how to use package managers such as apt or yum.
6. Learn a programming language: Knowing a programming language such as Python or Bash can be very useful when working with Linux. Start by learning the basics of a language and then move on to more advanced topics.
7. Explore the Linux community: The Linux community is a great resource for learning and getting help with Linux. Join forums, read blogs, and attend meetups to connect with other Linux users.

Here are some resources that can help you get started:

- TecMint: TecMint offers a free online course for beginners that covers everything from Linux basics to advanced topics .
- Linux Journey: Linux Journey is a comprehensive guide to learning Linux that covers everything from the basics to advanced topics .

I hope this helps you get started with learning Linux! Let me know if you have any other questions.

Source
(1) BEGINNER'S GUIDE FOR LINUX - Start Learning Linux in Minutes - Tecmint. https://www.tecmint.com/free-online-linux-learning-guide-for-beginners/.
(2) Home | Linux Journey. https://linuxjourney.com/

Amazon Lays Off 400 Employees as AI Takes Over Jobs

*Guys...it's happening already ✅
*Ai, robotics are already displacing people from jobs, right 🙈
*It's going to happen really fast in the developed world 🤗, and maybe, not so fast here in Ethiopia and Africa ✅, but eventually,it will happen ✅
The question is: How do we prepare❔ We must be intentional and strategic in adapting to this change. Developing skills in AI, robotics, and emerging technologies will be crucial.
@TechInEthio

Techኢት Podcast S03E06 🎙
Special Guest: Ashenafi Belete (CEO, HELDER TECHNOLOGIES)
Host: Tolosa
Date & Time: Feb 06, Thur @8:00 PM

🌟 Meet Ashenafi, this week’s special guest🚀

Ashenafi is a passionate and optimistic Computer Engineer, CEO, and Co-founder of Helder Technologies
Today, Ashenafi leads Helder Technologies, a company specializing in:
📗 Website and Mobile App Development
📗 Software Development
📗 Graphic Design
📗 Programming and IT Training

we’ll dive into:
🔸 Tech Startups in Ethiopia – Challenges, opportunities, and lessons learned.
🔸 Bridging Academia and Industry
🔸 Emerging Tech Trends – AI, software and digital transformation in Ethiopia.
🔸 Student Collaboration – Opportunities for internships, projects, and partnerships with tech ventures.
✨ "The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams." – Eleanor Roosevelt

🔊 Hear Ashenafi’s journey!
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Ah, let me tell you the tale of Ashenafi, From a curious university student to a trailblazing innovator, Alongside his passionate team, he harnessed AI & agricultural drones to detect nitrogen stress in crops—revolutionizing farming. 🌾🤖

Their groundbreaking work caught the Ministry of Innovation & Technology’s attention, landing them in the Top 10 projects in Ethiopia! 🏆 But they didn’t stop there—1st place at the Meripodcast Startup Competition and a Top 10 spot at Dashen Bank’s Kefita competition followed! 🔥

Don’t just catch the highlights—join us tomorrow
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Ever feel unproductive at your PC? It's all about focus(attention). Think like pushing a stopped car, it's tough at first, but once you keep pushing it will gain momentum, and then things get easier.
Apply this to coding: stay focused until you hit that flow state or gain momentum, and you'll get things done. Constantly switching between social media? You'll never find your rhythm and just end up wondering where the time went.
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