r/TunisiaTech

Hey there im planning to build an app using AI but im wondering if claude pro is enough or there are better ai models for this task ! If you already have an experience with claude pro it’s a pleasure if you give me your honest POV and also i want to know more about credits !
THANKS Y’all

Hello everyone,

I got an offer from a dubai based company to work as a backed developer, However I feel like I was lowballed with a 6K monthly salary, no relocation assistance expect for paying for my visa.

For context I have almost 5 years of experience, and I make about 4800TND monthly.

The package is :

• 6K AED/Month
• health insurrance
• 30 days of leave
• visa expenses ( excluding flights)

The job is onsite, no remote no hybrid, I want to write a counter but honnestly i don't think that jumping to 10AED would of been my preferred outcome.

Is it a normal salary am I just unaware of the salaries range in dubai ? is it possible to live / save from that.

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Hello everyone, I’m 27 and currently earning around 2,600 TND/month. I’m lucky enough to live rent-free, and I’m trying to keep my expenses as low as possible. At the moment, I spend around 1,600 TND/month, and I’m investing about 1000 TND/month in the Tunisian stock market (Bourse). (Next 5 months im investing 500tnd and 500 paying a debt)

I currently have around 10,000 TND invested in bvmt, and I also own a motorcycle that I’m planning to sell for around 4,000 TND.

I’m now thinking seriously about buying a car, and I’d really appreciate advice who have bought used cars, especially automatic cars.

My two options are:

Option 1: Buy a 28–35K TND used automatic car (i dont care about cars if its not 200k$ car all the same for me, no old bmw, golf or sports car* i want an old man car who doesn’t let his kids touch it )

- Buy in around 5 months+

- Use my savings/investments(i believe to 50+% higher at that time) + motorcycle sale as part of the down payment

- Take a loan of around 15–20K TND

- I estimate the loan would be around 500 TND/month for 5 years

- Add roughly 300–400 TND/month for fuel, insurance, maintenance, etc.

- So the car could cost me around 900 TND/month in total

Option 2: Wait longer and buy a ~20K TND car cash

- Sell the motorcycle for ~4K

- Keep saving/investing

- Wait until I can afford a ~20K+ manual car without taking a loan

The reason I’m considering the more expensive automatic car is that I have a fairly long commute and spend a lot of time in traffic. I feel like having an automatic would make daily driving much easier and less stressful.

My biggest concern is maintenance and reliability. I’ve heard many stories in Tunisia about people buying used automatic cars that end up having expensive gearbox or other mechanical problems, especially when the previous owner didn’t maintain the car properly.

I’m not planning to rush the purchase. I’ll take my time, look at multiple cars, and bring a trusted technician with me before buying. I also know the Tunisian used-car market can be full of scams and overpriced cars, so I’ll be very careful.

Financially, I also find it difficult to stop investing. I’m trying to live as minimally as possible and continue investing every month. I’m wondering whether taking on a ~500 TND/month loan makes sense when I could eventually buy a cheaper car in cash.

I’m also considering covoiturage once I have the car, which could help offset some of the costs.

So, for people who have actually bought a used car in Tunisia:

- Would you take a 28–35K TND automatic car with a 15–20K loan, or wait and buy a ~20K manual car cash?

- Are automatic cars really that expensive/risky to maintain in Tunisia?

- What automatic models would you recommend or avoid?

- What should I absolutely check before buying a used automatic?

- Is spending ~900 TND/month on a car reasonable in my situation?

And if anyone is interested in the Tunisian stock market/Bourse or wants to discuss how I budget and invest, feel free to ask.

Let’s share advice and experiences. 🇹🇳

Slm, BAC INFO (13.71), i was assigned to isi mahdia ing system info (CE) and i didn't really plan for reo since i had this option at the bottom last but it doesn't matter now.
My other option is ISSAT mateur (CS) ik it's shitty but i wasn't living in heaven anyways i'm just indoors 24/7.

Why i'm reconsidering my choice is mainly because of how scary physics seems to me (11.5 mou9artan bi algo 17.75) and afraid I'm doing something different because my passion for anything electrical-related is just new to me, i was interested a bit after bac and supported by a series i watched.

I can basically list all the reasons below so embrace yourself for another 12 lines:

**the MAIN reasons why I'm afraid of CS:**

-the OVERLOAD of CS graduates every year.
-too many freelancers ig (if i do cs ill be one tbh).
-current jobs are just prompting and fixing.

pros:
-no physics and it's easy
-it's fun

**the MAIN reason why i'm afraid of CE:**

-physics
-no freelance sad
-will i be able to go back to raw cs???
-i'll prob have to put in actual effort

pros:
-building is so cool
-now projects can be built irl too yoo
-you actual learn more than CS

Now i'm going to say something so stupid i don't hate software but i think most software nowadays makes everything so complicated or provides too many features that you won't need and for that i still use whatsapp alone fuck you reels.
i would love to hear your opinions btw..
cause i'm so lost :)

Is there anyone here who got Erasmus mundus scholarship for master's (EMJM)? Can you tell us about the application process and your qualifications that got you there?

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Salam alykom,

My little sister is bac SC inshallah next year , she is high achiever mashallah and I wanna gift her a laptop for her studies even for university.

I was thinking about the Dell Pro 14 , but I found it a bit expensive ? Can you suggest any other PCs or I should go for the Dell ?

Thank you,

First im a windows user using my msi gf gtx 1650 and 16 ram with 512ssd , so im a junior software engineer and im trying to upgrade to macbook , recently i see the macbook neo but doesn’t much my requirements so what u suggest guys

this may sound silly ama 3ndi zouz mleyn o mn7bch n7othom cash m5obiyin , i know its a very small amount ama mn7bch n7othom hakk , so whats the best way to invest and/or keep the value of my money ? please help

I’m a Tunisian IT engineer, 38 and a father, building a small network of motivated people.

The idea is simple: we meet, exchange ideas, share knowledge, and build useful products together when there is a good fit. No pressure, no job promises everyone remains independent.

If you enjoy creating real tech products and growing with good people, let’s connect.

i know most people see jinn and they get affected by them not just wizards or excorssists i mean most people do see them whenever they pass by they have their eyes open i heard repetition of ayat el nor helps to acheive that is that true ?

Hi everyone, I have a question for people working or studying in AI/ML.

How strong does your math actually need to be to become good at machine learning? Do you need an advanced level of math in general, or are the basics enough for most ML engineers, while deeper mathematics is mainly needed for researchers?

I’m also wondering where to properly learn and practice the math used in AI/ML — especially linear algebra, calculus, probability, statistics, and optimization.

A lot of AI/ML courses I’ve seen either skip the math or explain it at a very basic level, so I’m looking for resources where I can actually understand it deeply and solve relevant problems.

Any books, courses, websites, or learning paths you would recommend?

Hey guys, for those who managed to get a job in big tech, an internship abroad/paid internship, or an alternance while studying:

What do you think helped you the most?

Projects? LeetCode? Networking? Referrals? Internships? Just applying a lot?

Would love to hear real experiences, especially from Tunisians who went through it.

M27 and I’ve been working as SAP support for 4 years.

My current salary is 2,700

I’m planning to look for a job abroad and I’m trying to decide between two paths: continuing toward an SAP consultant role or switching to web development.

Bonjour à tous. Je suis un élève de bac math 2026 et je viens d'être affecté a l'INSAT cycle préparatoire intégré MPI. Mon score de médecine dépasse toutes les facultés de médecine sauf FMSo. Je suis très inquiet quant au marché d'emploi qui concerne les ingénieurs et surtout le domain d'informatique. Venant d'une famille modeste, me réorienter en FMT serait-il le parcous plus sécurisé vers un meilleur futur ?
NB: J'apprécie les deux domaines, et je suis bon en mpi tout comme en SVT. Je valorise avant tout créer une bonne situation de vie dans le futur.

MERCI A TOUS!

Hey,

What are the most practical and effective ways to invest around 70k TND in Tunisia right now for IT engineer in mid 20' to grow capital and protect against inflation?

Open to any ideas, experiences, and advice on what has worked well or what should be avoided. Thanks!
(Posting this here because it’s closely tied to tech salaries, career growth, and managing income)