Dorah Mangeni

Software developer.

[Sophie @sophyailen]

This is how i looked at God when I was a child even now too

[LLONER 🦅🪐 @eyojoel77]

i saw a girl on tiktok who said "accountability is so important to me. nobody's perfect, but don't try to flip the script and make my reaction the issue when your actions lit the match" i felt this to the core.

[Your Emotional Healing Coach @AfsaRosette]

Date ppl who are gentle with you bc love is ethical before it is emotional. That part gets skipped a lot. Attraction & chemistry can be loud but even trauma has chemistry too.

[Jay 💫 @Jayyakamii]

Being black in a corporate is funny because why am I more cool with the security guards and cafeteria staff than my actual coworkers? 😂😂😂

[Swanand @_swanand]

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[sysls @systematicls]

You don’t need to be an entrepreneur to have career compression. If you’re ambitious, high-agency and are a go-getter, you can absolutely have career compression in a corporate environment.

Contrary to beliefs, it’s not about titles, it’s about taking on projects that force you to learn beyond your years and to learn beyond your experiences.

Career compression is a function of your learnings. Your learnings are a function of exposure.

In every well established firm, there is a nicely paved road for the median employee to climb and feel a sense of progression, designed to not overwhelm someone looking for a traditional career.

Since your exposures in this path is capped, so will your learnings.

If you truly want to be radically far ahead of your peers, you will have to be bold and take on “impossibly difficult” projects beyond your years. Seek them out, find them, volunteer for them. If they don’t exist, create them - propose them.

When you learn how to do the impossible, you gain the necessary knowledge, worldview and skills for bigger and better things.

You don’t need to be an entrepreneur to do this - it may be the purest expression of it, but you can certainly do it anywhere.

[Nostalgia Central @luanwantsu]

some more of her omg!

[Dorah Mangeni @simplyharod]

Couldn’t have said it better. A moment of silence for executioners.

[Kitui’s Daughter 🇵🇾🇰🇪 @goaldigger_ke]

I have lost all fear of starting again. I can start again on a Thursday at 3 AM. I can rebuild at any age. I will uproot, replant, rebrand and reroute until I end up where I envision myself. That fear and shame of losing and trying again no longer has a home in me.

[soosoorandom @sluvity_____]

God is very intentional. Nothing about your life is random. Not the delays, not the detours, not even the waiting. He knows exactly what He's doing. Please learn to trust him more this year.

[Atrioc @Atrioc]

we are reaching levels of debt and gambling that are truly a wonder to behold

[Princess A @cessadelove1]

I didn’t fully understand what David meant in Psalm 27 when he wrote, “I remain confident of this: I will see the goodness of the Lord in the land of the living,” until I walked through a season where seeing it felt almost impossible.
He wasn’t writing from a place of comfort. David wrote that amid enemies surrounding him, uncertainty, and a season where everything felt like it was working against him.

Yet he made a declaration not a wish or a prayer request, but a confident declaration that he would see God’s goodness in this life, not just eventually, but here.
I think of that for every woman in a hard season right now, wondering if things will ever turn around or if the goodness is real for others but not for her.

It is for you. The goodness is real and coming into your actual life not just your faith life into your relationships, health, finances, peace, and the areas where you’ve waited longest.
Stay confident, not because you can see it yet, but because He said it. And what He says doesn’t return void. 🤍

[Mohammed Makulas @makulas1913]

تايب سكربت تتخلى رسمياً عن جافاسكربت. الإصدار القادم (7.0) تمت إعادة كتابته بالكامل بلغة Go، وسرعة الـ Compile تضاعفت 10 مرات.

لسنوات، كان الـ Compiler الأساسي (tsc) مكتوب بـ TS نفسها ويشتغل على بيئة Node.js.
هذا كان قرار استراتيجي ممتاز في البداية عشان يقنعون المطورين يتبنون اللغة، بس هندسياً؟ كان كابوس للمشاريع الضخمة.
الـ JavaScript بطبيعتها Single-threaded، ومقيدة جداً في عمليات الـ CPU المكثفة.

في المشاريع الضخمة، لما الـ Codebase يتجاوز مليون سطر، الـ Build time يصير كارثة. المطور يغير سطر كود في واجهة معينة ويروح يسوي قهوة لين الـ Type checking يخلص.

الانتقال للغة Go (Native port) نسف هذي المشكلة تماماً.
اللعبة هنا في الـ Multi-threading.
مترجم اللغة صار يستغل كل الـ CPU Cores في جهازك دفعة واحدة (عبر الـ Goroutines).
كودك الكبير يتقطع ويتم تحليله بالتوازي.
الـ Overhead حق محرك V8 اختفى من المعادلة.

التأثير مو بس في راحة المطور. في بيئة الـ Enterprise، هذا يعني أن الـ CI/CD Pipelines في السيرفرات بتخلص أسرع بكثير. فاتورة الكلاود لعمليات الـ Build رح تنزل بشكل ملحوظ للشركات.

[Princess A @cessadelove1]

My newest prayer is “Lord, settle it.” Settle my mind, heart, and spirit. Allow me to be anxious for nothing and fearful of zero.

[CG @cgtwts]

pov: you accidentally say “hello” to claude opus 4.7 and it eats 2% of your session limit

[Dorah Mangeni @simplyharod]

@jesse_vermeulen Run another explore agent for my side quests

[Dorah Mangeni @simplyharod]

@Flomerboy This is sooooo exciting but my brain can’t help but wonder about token usage here 😭

[Dorah Mangeni @simplyharod]

@claudeai Isn’t this what @google AI studio does as well?

[Noah @NoahKingJr]

Me to Claude: "Make no errors. DO NOT HALLUCINATE. YOU ARE AN EXPERT SOFTWARE ENGINEER "

[Josh @JD_Quotes2017]

As long as your intentions are pure, don't stress over anything or anyone. Trust that you will always end up exactly where you're meant to be, and that nothing is ever truly your loss.