What was your win this week!?

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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
• Organizing your desk...or whatever else that may spark joy 😄

Happy Friday!

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[Thomas Bnt]

Since last week, I've got multiple profesionnal appeal and possible missions!

2025, me voilà ! 🥳

Thomas Bnt ・ Jan 7

#devchallenge #newyearchallenge #career #opensource

[Jess Lee]

Awesome to hear it!

[Thomas Bnt]

Yeaaah, that coool for a start of 2025!

[Sam Ben]

I participated in the agent.ai challenge by DEV.to. I created an AI agent that transform content into linkedin carousel. I wrote about it here: dev.to/sam_ben_786ddbe69e5992835/b...

[vblover programmer]

hello everyone.
I started new project that name is 'CodeLibrary' and can save any source code of some languages like Visual Basic, C#, C++, C, JavaScript
I want to add some other code languages too....

Download Link

[Vijay Koushik, S. 👨🏽‍💻]

This week was awesome! I dove into worker threads and, to put my new knowledge to the test, I built a whole project using them!

svijaykoushik / bytebroom

A lightning-fast, open-source tool to sweep away duplicate files and declutter your storage. Keep your files tidy with simple, secure, and efficient cleanup.

ByteBroom 🧹

ByteBroom is a fast, simple, and open-source duplicate file finder and cleaner designed to * easily* declutter your photos, documents, and downloads. Perfect for digital hoarders, photographers, and anyone drowning in duplicate files!

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✨ Key Features

• Lightning-Fast Scanning: Instantly find duplicates using file size, hash, and type comparisons.
• Effortless Cleanup: Simple one-click removal or manual selection for safety.
• Open & Transparent: Free, open-source, and privacy-focused—no hidden data collection.
• Cross-Platform: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux—easy setup for everyone.

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🚀 Quick Start

Installation

# Install globally (requires Node.js)  
npm install -g bytebroom  

Basic Usage

# Scan a folder for duplicates (e.g., cluttered photo libraries)  
npx bytebroom /path/to/your/folder  

# Fast mode (quick scan for large files)  
npx bytebroom ~/Pictures --fast  

# Delete duplicates (with confirmation prompts)  
npx bytebroom ~/Downloads --clean  

Advanced Options

# Exclude file types (e.g., RAW photos,

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It's a work in progress, but I'm making great strides! I'm already learning a ton about building CLI applications, which was exactly what I wanted to tackle next. I'm really excited about the progress I'm making.

[Jeffrey Martin]

Simple - I finally managed to get around to posting my Google Forms UX Questionnaire for a project I am developing and very passionate about. The nerves are setting in though as actually getting the responses is the difficult part. But, I pray and I work and great projects will survive.
If any one that may be a parent with a child in school, or a teacher them selves or even a life long learner follow the link to anonymously help the cause. 2 minutes Anonymous Feedback UX Research

Have a great weekend everybody!!!!!!

[mugdad]

hmm maybe a long list but i were bored and boom youtube time then found a linux guy talking about memos a opensource github project about taking memos in a fast way using webgui
ok what ever i said i want it so i learned that i can use docker and sperise i downloaded docker and it's pkgs so i hopped in with gpt 4o mini trying to learn a promt after promt i deployed my first container then the second third till i learned how to fix these errors how to remove run stop see the logs then i searched and search and now i got 4 1 is memos
2 is metube which is gui for ytdlp it's easy for people who want staight experince with no argument
3 photoprism which is know for manging photos also have ai in it
4 adguardhome but i had it directly on my laptop prevouisly so i enjoyed that in 2 days then i stopped .
today morning i were studying and a thing brings a thing saw someone talking about ai deepseek so i said let me try it so downloaded ollama and started going it was facinating experince now i have multi llms and it's my first time to intract with any i'm still learning now
my tip is stay bored
i know i'n too excited and typed my whole week log
until now everything i typed was stright without focusing in any grammar errors or trying to make it consise then i introduced the llm downbelow to fix it and make it better

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after i asked the deepseek coder v2 to fix and edit it for you guys this was his response
"Hey everyone! What a fantastic weekend I had exploring various
open-source tools and technologies! As requested when asked how my week
was, here's what I accomplished:

1. Exploring Memos: I dove into a fascinating project called
   Memos, which is a self-hosted memo
   board built using Go and Vue.js. It was quite an engaging experience
   setting it up on Docker, learning about its features, and configuring it
   to suit my needs.

2. Managing Containers with Docker: I expanded my skill set by
   deploying three more applications:
   Metube (a GUI for YouTubeDL),
   Photoprism (an AI-powered photo management
   tool), and AdGuardHome. Managing
   these containers was a bit challenging but ultimately rewarding, as it
   taught me about containerization, networking within Docker, and basic
   system administration.

3. Interacting with LLMs: I ventured into the world of AI by trying
   out DeepSeek Coder (ollama), an AI language model developed by DeepSeek.
   This experience was fascinating; I'm still learning about how to
   effectively prompt these models and exploring their capabilities in
   generating text, answering questions, and more.

4. Staying Curious: As always, the spirit of curiosity drove my
   engagement with new tools and technologies. Staying bored can indeed lead
   to unexpected discoveries!

Overall, this weekend was incredibly enriching, both personally as I
expanded my tech stack and professionally as I continued learning about
Docker, containerization, and AI. Thanks for asking!"

[Bruno Ciccarino λ]

I had two pull requests merged into the oh-my-bash framework

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