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Looking back on your week -- what was something you're proud of?
All wins count -- big or small 🎉
Examples of 'wins' include:
- Getting a promotion!
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Parallel parking on the first try 🚗
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This, off top of my mind.
Good work @georgekobaidze! Either way, it's a win :D
Thanks! Oh by the way… just received another one😄
Yay (gave you a Gem) :)
You did.
I didn’t really deserve it, but thanks!😄
Gave you another 😊 congrats
Oh wow! That’s so generous of you! Thanks!🙏🤩
Well this is it. Thanks! And I didn't even open DEV for a couple of days. Also, I'm not well right now.
But thanks for this one.
Congratulations 🎉
Get well soon bro!
I have 2 achievements this week.
Got the Kubernetes badge 😍
And the best part... Reached 25K followers 🥳
Congratulations! 🎉
Well deserved.
Thank you! 😍
Congratulations Hadil 🎉
Thank you so much, Hemapriya 😍
Smooth start at the new role. I’m learning the business, and a project has been released with my QA testing.😆
Reached 10k followers today with the Progressive Disclosure series start
feels nice🎉
Posted a 5' short video that shows how to submit a prototype to the HackAVP, a local Hackathon I'm organizing here in New-Caledonia :
More about this Hackathon below :
🏆 #HackAVP, premier hackathon dédié à l'emploi dans la fonction publique en NCL
@jess , articles will be sumbitted on DEV.to : do you think it would be possible to get some DEV.to stickers to make some buzz around DEV.to ?
I’ve passed a coding interview using my methods with an international company 😀😊 There’s nothing like being told that I’ve done very well at the end of an interview!
Waiting for the final interview now!
I completed a big major change in shipping the webrtc into the libray I was contributing in from the February. I also cracked a short freelance work based on what I did and have been sharing on the Dev.to community as well
Another good read for the week I published.
Dev log #21 Hardening WebRTC-Direct and solving SCM leaks
For me, that would be publishing an article I have been holding back for the past two months on AI and higher education in low and medium-income countries. The article is about why I think the answer to AI in universities isn't bans or surrendering as most higher ed institutions in the west have been going about it and why i think low and medium income countries might have a shot at getting AI in higher ed right and why they should. Link here.
Plus, I came across a paper from Professor Jason Potts that really influenced and enlightened me on university as a platform, its history, the business they are in and how technology augments it. So, that was informative and very insightful as well. Link here.
Also, I later found out MIT's Ad Hoc committee wrote a report on AI use in teaching, Learning and Research training, and that validated I wasn't thinking about AI in university the wrong way necessarily.
I call these wins cause they expanded my thinking about AI, universities and EdTech in my side quest of bringing my offline study app to life.
For context, I have been thinking about AI and Education alot lately. Especially following my experiment with Gemma 4 and building an AI study companion off of it that works without both an internet connection and AI subscription for low and medium income countries, I wrote about my experience on that for the Gemma 4 challenge. App build still ongoing though.
My latest article on agentic economy IAM failures hit position five on the main page this week.
I coudn´t be happier! Thanks boys and girls
I appreciate the rigorous community discussion.
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