naïm
@naimelayadi.com
yo 🌴 front-end developer - fluent in react, next, typescript and motion 🔺 available for work -> linktree.com/encore.naim 🌍 @etymology.today
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Gotta install Twitter again.
Staying current requires signal.
I don’t see as much @evanyou.me , @tannerlinsley.com , @bacon.bsky.social etc. here.
Mostly political noise.
For example, here I see 1 “Vite Plus” reference, there it’s a firehose + Theo streaming about it. 🤷♂️
Staying current requires signal.
I don’t see as much @evanyou.me , @tannerlinsley.com , @bacon.bsky.social etc. here.
Mostly political noise.
For example, here I see 1 “Vite Plus” reference, there it’s a firehose + Theo streaming about it. 🤷♂️
March 15, 2025 at 3:54 AM
Gotta install Twitter again.
Staying current requires signal.
I don’t see as much @evanyou.me , @tannerlinsley.com , @bacon.bsky.social etc. here.
Mostly political noise.
For example, here I see 1 “Vite Plus” reference, there it’s a firehose + Theo streaming about it. 🤷♂️
Staying current requires signal.
I don’t see as much @evanyou.me , @tannerlinsley.com , @bacon.bsky.social etc. here.
Mostly political noise.
For example, here I see 1 “Vite Plus” reference, there it’s a firehose + Theo streaming about it. 🤷♂️
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Hello everybody, I am once again looking for a new job as a full stack developper, full time or freelance.
I am most experienced in all that is React for the frontend, and python for the backend & devops, But I am always open to learning new languages.
Here is my portfolio : fredkiss.dev
1/5
I am most experienced in all that is React for the frontend, and python for the backend & devops, But I am always open to learning new languages.
Here is my portfolio : fredkiss.dev
1/5
Fred KISSIE
Software Engineer, amateur chef, amateur cyclist and twitch streamer
fredkiss.dev
March 15, 2025 at 1:12 AM
Hello everybody, I am once again looking for a new job as a full stack developper, full time or freelance.
I am most experienced in all that is React for the frontend, and python for the backend & devops, But I am always open to learning new languages.
Here is my portfolio : fredkiss.dev
1/5
I am most experienced in all that is React for the frontend, and python for the backend & devops, But I am always open to learning new languages.
Here is my portfolio : fredkiss.dev
1/5
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with ramadan coming up next weekend, I wanted to work on a small web app to celebrate this month
so I built sounds-of-suhoor.vercel.app
users can easily share and discover sounds from around the world, whether it's quiet streets, the call to prayer or the clinking of dishes!
so I built sounds-of-suhoor.vercel.app
users can easily share and discover sounds from around the world, whether it's quiet streets, the call to prayer or the clinking of dishes!
February 27, 2025 at 11:09 AM
with ramadan coming up next weekend, I wanted to work on a small web app to celebrate this month
so I built sounds-of-suhoor.vercel.app
users can easily share and discover sounds from around the world, whether it's quiet streets, the call to prayer or the clinking of dishes!
so I built sounds-of-suhoor.vercel.app
users can easily share and discover sounds from around the world, whether it's quiet streets, the call to prayer or the clinking of dishes!
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02.03.2025
Codswallop ("codswallop")
English
"Nonsense or rubbish; something that is absurd or without value."
Learn more on: https://etymology.today
Codswallop ("codswallop")
English
"Nonsense or rubbish; something that is absurd or without value."
Learn more on: https://etymology.today
March 2, 2025 at 1:23 AM
02.03.2025
Codswallop ("codswallop")
English
"Nonsense or rubbish; something that is absurd or without value."
Learn more on: https://etymology.today
Codswallop ("codswallop")
English
"Nonsense or rubbish; something that is absurd or without value."
Learn more on: https://etymology.today
with ramadan coming up next weekend, I wanted to work on a small web app to celebrate this month
so I built sounds-of-suhoor.vercel.app
users can easily share and discover sounds from around the world, whether it's quiet streets, the call to prayer or the clinking of dishes!
so I built sounds-of-suhoor.vercel.app
users can easily share and discover sounds from around the world, whether it's quiet streets, the call to prayer or the clinking of dishes!
February 27, 2025 at 11:09 AM
with ramadan coming up next weekend, I wanted to work on a small web app to celebrate this month
so I built sounds-of-suhoor.vercel.app
users can easily share and discover sounds from around the world, whether it's quiet streets, the call to prayer or the clinking of dishes!
so I built sounds-of-suhoor.vercel.app
users can easily share and discover sounds from around the world, whether it's quiet streets, the call to prayer or the clinking of dishes!
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🙈 CLOSE YOU EYES. Can you imagine the web w/ no images? Well, 32 years ago TODAY, the email that would change the web for ever was sent.
🎉 The proposal to add images to the web was posted to the mailing list by Marc Andreessen, and the wheels were officially in motion. Super short thread w/ link 🧵⬇️
🎉 The proposal to add images to the web was posted to the mailing list by Marc Andreessen, and the wheels were officially in motion. Super short thread w/ link 🧵⬇️
February 25, 2025 at 7:22 PM
🙈 CLOSE YOU EYES. Can you imagine the web w/ no images? Well, 32 years ago TODAY, the email that would change the web for ever was sent.
🎉 The proposal to add images to the web was posted to the mailing list by Marc Andreessen, and the wheels were officially in motion. Super short thread w/ link 🧵⬇️
🎉 The proposal to add images to the web was posted to the mailing list by Marc Andreessen, and the wheels were officially in motion. Super short thread w/ link 🧵⬇️
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etymology.today now features a 3D globe, allowing you to properly visualise locations important to the word's etymology history!
مقهى is a great example of that: a word that emerged in the Middle East, and then travelled all the way to Europe, to become "cafe"!
مقهى is a great example of that: a word that emerged in the Middle East, and then travelled all the way to Europe, to become "cafe"!
February 21, 2025 at 3:10 AM
etymology.today now features a 3D globe, allowing you to properly visualise locations important to the word's etymology history!
مقهى is a great example of that: a word that emerged in the Middle East, and then travelled all the way to Europe, to become "cafe"!
مقهى is a great example of that: a word that emerged in the Middle East, and then travelled all the way to Europe, to become "cafe"!
is there a way to connect with more people that are outside of the US on bsky? right now it really feels like my entire discovery feed is US-focused and I really wish to hear about more diverse stories!
February 10, 2025 at 3:10 AM
is there a way to connect with more people that are outside of the US on bsky? right now it really feels like my entire discovery feed is US-focused and I really wish to hear about more diverse stories!
today's word encapsulates my life for the last 5 months while traveling around the world
08.02.2025
Dépaysement ("depaysement")
"The feeling of disorientation or unfamiliarity when in a new environment."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
Dépaysement ("depaysement")
"The feeling of disorientation or unfamiliarity when in a new environment."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
February 8, 2025 at 6:00 AM
today's word encapsulates my life for the last 5 months while traveling around the world
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Sorry, it’s not you, this is actually making my mental health worse and the algorithm doesn’t seem to work even though I repeatedly indicate it to “show less posts like this”.
February 8, 2025 at 2:54 AM
Sorry, it’s not you, this is actually making my mental health worse and the algorithm doesn’t seem to work even though I repeatedly indicate it to “show less posts like this”.
today's and yesterday's words were pretty good 🤩
there's only one thing missing: the word is not written in its original script 😓 I need to fix this!
there's only one thing missing: the word is not written in its original script 😓 I need to fix this!
01.02.2025
Moksha ("moksha")
"Liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth (samsara) in Indian religions."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
Moksha ("moksha")
"Liberation from the cycle of death and rebirth (samsara) in Indian religions."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
February 1, 2025 at 2:14 AM
today's and yesterday's words were pretty good 🤩
there's only one thing missing: the word is not written in its original script 😓 I need to fix this!
there's only one thing missing: the word is not written in its original script 😓 I need to fix this!
when working remotely, it always feels like I have a hard time keeping track of what tasks I'm supposed to do on the daily to remain healthy. so I decided to create "alibi" (might change the name later idk)
it's right there: alibi-sooty.vercel.app
it's right there: alibi-sooty.vercel.app
alibi
your remote work wellness tracker
alibi-sooty.vercel.app
January 31, 2025 at 10:17 AM
when working remotely, it always feels like I have a hard time keeping track of what tasks I'm supposed to do on the daily to remain healthy. so I decided to create "alibi" (might change the name later idk)
it's right there: alibi-sooty.vercel.app
it's right there: alibi-sooty.vercel.app
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31.01.2025
Serendipity ("serendipity")
"The occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
Serendipity ("serendipity")
"The occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
January 31, 2025 at 1:42 AM
31.01.2025
Serendipity ("serendipity")
"The occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
Serendipity ("serendipity")
"The occurrence of events by chance in a happy or beneficial way."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
I have actually decided to refine the prompt so that it appeals to more people. Less cultural, scientific or artistic words and more everyday words from any language!
Today: biscotto (biscuit)
Today: biscotto (biscuit)
11.01.2025
Biscotto ("biscotto")
"A small, often round, piece of bread or cake, typically sweetened and baked."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
Biscotto ("biscotto")
"A small, often round, piece of bread or cake, typically sweetened and baked."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
January 11, 2025 at 1:45 AM
I have actually decided to refine the prompt so that it appeals to more people. Less cultural, scientific or artistic words and more everyday words from any language!
Today: biscotto (biscuit)
Today: biscotto (biscuit)
I think I finally managed to have a satisfying result! Before yesterday the AI model would have a hard time not picking words that had already been picked before or words whose themes had been recently picked.
Took quite a bit of prompt engineering but got there!
Took quite a bit of prompt engineering but got there!
08.01.2025
Tari ("tari")
"A traditional form of storytelling through music and dance, often performed during festivals and celebrations."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
Tari ("tari")
"A traditional form of storytelling through music and dance, often performed during festivals and celebrations."
learn more on: https://etymology.today
January 8, 2025 at 1:59 AM
I think I finally managed to have a satisfying result! Before yesterday the AI model would have a hard time not picking words that had already been picked before or words whose themes had been recently picked.
Took quite a bit of prompt engineering but got there!
Took quite a bit of prompt engineering but got there!
does anyone know about an app that allows you to easily input timelines of your trips in a fun and visually-attractive way? like google earth but for trips
January 6, 2025 at 10:29 AM
does anyone know about an app that allows you to easily input timelines of your trips in a fun and visually-attractive way? like google earth but for trips
created a new website: animations.naimelayadi.com
every day I'll add a new unique, fun, flashy or interesting animation made with @motion.dev
search for animations, preview them and copy their code!
(I'll make sure to update the animations whenever motion.dev updates or @citizenofnowhe.re posts!)
every day I'll add a new unique, fun, flashy or interesting animation made with @motion.dev
search for animations, preview them and copy their code!
(I'll make sure to update the animations whenever motion.dev updates or @citizenofnowhe.re posts!)
animations | new day, new animation
A collection of unique and interesting animations built with motion.dev
animations.naimelayadi.com
January 2, 2025 at 4:41 AM
created a new website: animations.naimelayadi.com
every day I'll add a new unique, fun, flashy or interesting animation made with @motion.dev
search for animations, preview them and copy their code!
(I'll make sure to update the animations whenever motion.dev updates or @citizenofnowhe.re posts!)
every day I'll add a new unique, fun, flashy or interesting animation made with @motion.dev
search for animations, preview them and copy their code!
(I'll make sure to update the animations whenever motion.dev updates or @citizenofnowhe.re posts!)
I created this: etymology.today (because: why not!)
every day, a new word with an interesting, fun or mysterious etymology is picked. let's learn more about worldwide words, languages and scripts!
created using @vercel.com @nextjs.org @aisdk @motion.dev @tailwindcss.com @v0.dev @supabase.com
every day, a new word with an interesting, fun or mysterious etymology is picked. let's learn more about worldwide words, languages and scripts!
created using @vercel.com @nextjs.org @aisdk @motion.dev @tailwindcss.com @v0.dev @supabase.com
etymology.today | new day, new word
Every day, a new word with an interesting, fun or mysterious etymology is picked. Learn about worldwide unusual etymologies!
etymology.today
December 27, 2024 at 11:05 AM
I created this: etymology.today (because: why not!)
every day, a new word with an interesting, fun or mysterious etymology is picked. let's learn more about worldwide words, languages and scripts!
created using @vercel.com @nextjs.org @aisdk @motion.dev @tailwindcss.com @v0.dev @supabase.com
every day, a new word with an interesting, fun or mysterious etymology is picked. let's learn more about worldwide words, languages and scripts!
created using @vercel.com @nextjs.org @aisdk @motion.dev @tailwindcss.com @v0.dev @supabase.com