Abdulmuiz Adeyemo

I did not become a builder by watching tutorials. I started there. But tutorials were not changing my life. What changed my life was this: I stopped learning around building. And started learning by building with AI. Here is the full story: 🧵

@magattew This is what kills lots of Nigerians

The aid industry raises money by showing the world images of African children with flies in their eyes and swollen bellies.  That money is supposed to help us. But those images do something else too. They plant a belief.  One of my employees, Yahara, told me she grew up thinking Africans were inferior because every magazine showed people like her looking pathetic while the world "saved" them. Aid didn't just fail to fix poverty. It taught an entire generation of Africans to feel small.

@waggydey4you Brand design

Elon funds don drop ooo.. Make I come enter Itam market restock kitchen 💔😂

@Mrbankstips Generational wealth must happen

I am a magnet for wealth, and abundance flows to me effortlessly from multiple streams. My health is my greatest asset. My body is strong, my mind is sharp, my spirit is unshakable. Money comes to me in expected and unexpected ways. I am financially free. I am building generational wealth. My children’s children will eat from the trees I plant today. I affirm. 🍀

@Iorel_X Things are going to be much better

🚨 X is redesigning the profile pages and it’s not just a visual refresh. Here’s what’s changing: • The Subscribe and DM buttons are moving below the mutual followers • A dedicated Reposts tab is coming soon to keep the Posts tab cleaner • Posts will no longer appear in the Replies tab • Reposts will no longer appear in the Posts tab This how it’s looking so far 👀

@Donvicudo Boss is jacked

I did not step a foot at the gym. If you like keep giving excuses.

@maxvayshia Would they?

Opay has saved us from ages of banking distress. They should get us a network provider and save us from the horror of all the current network providers. 🙏🏾

@KojoForex When money talks

Why do I feel like flying to London to go watch Kweku Smoke perform just because I can!!! 🤣🤷🏽‍♂️

@techdroider It draws attention to you

Using an iPhone in public is uncomfortable

@DukeDarls Life of a forex trader

@arthuryuzbashew I fully believe in myself

When I was 19 I was dreaming of making $1,000/month After 2 years, in the last 24 hours I made over $1,000 💰 It took me one failed agency, 2 broken startups and countless hours & days of work Believe in yourself guys

@john322226 Wtf is this company 😂

This America company is paying people $2000 just because they want to test their masturbation app now. I thought it was a joke until i mistakenly went to the site to apply.

@nikitabier @Rainmaker1973 @ViralRushX As it should be

You were suspended for platform manipulation. On April 11, we announced that a portion of creator revenue would be allocated to original authors of content. Immediately after, you stopped using Video Share, which you had been using for 3 years. Instead, you began to programmatically download-and re-upload other accounts' videos so that the system would credit them as original. The behavior alone was circumstantial. What made it conclusive: you uploaded another user's video with the watermark cropped out. You deliberately attempted to manipulate the payout formula. We don't pay people who cheat the program.

@elonmusk Grok got so easy to use

Paste screenshots into Grok Build

@itsSh0la How i live my life

Stay locked in Get paid Do like nothing entered Come outside Spend where others are spending Use your sense in the settings Go inside Stay locked in Find more money Put your head in the game A man gets debited everyday So you have to work everyday.

@ElitzaVasileva @dayonefoundry @tdinh_me Insane. Congratulations

Fun fact about my Product Hunt launch: Before launching, the legends @dayonefoundry and @tdinh_me told me that Product Hunt doesn’t move the needle much anymore. But I was very happy to prove them wrong! 😎 Since launch yesterday: → 600 new user registrations → 4,000+ unique website visits Graphs to prove it👇

@VadimStrizheus Yeah I'm also building @cliploopapp

@AbdMuizAdeyemo Yeah it’s the next wave of marketing

@zach_yadegari I'm working on doing the same with AI agents

Being the best CEO is really just about being able to get the smartest brains in a room together and then knowing when to use each one to make a decision.

@astro_greek Crazy man

PayPal went public in early 2002 and was acquired by eBay for $1.5 billion. Elon Musk’s payout was ~$250 million. After the sale, he approached his rival Max Levchin in the parking lot. Levchin, half-joking, asked: “You want to have a fist fight behind the school?” Musk, sitting on the curb, asked sadly: “Why did you turn on me?” Levchin explained he thought the company was dying and had no choice. Months later, they had dinner. Musk told him: “Life’s too short. Let’s move on.” He did the same with Peter Thiel, David Sacks, and other coup leaders. “I was angry at first. I even had thoughts of assassination,” Musk admitted. “But getting couped was the best thing that happened to me. Otherwise I’d still be at PayPal.” Then he laughed: “Of course, if I had stayed, PayPal would be a trillion-dollar company.” Source: Walter Isaacson's 'Elon Musk' (2023), chapter 13

@heyrimsha Researchers are damn crazy

A kid from Singapore who grew up training to be a concert pianist became one of the most important AI researchers alive, quit Google to start a frontier AI lab with 20 people and $60 million, built a model that competed with GPT-4 in a year, then walked away from the unicorn he created and went back to Google to lead the team that just won the International Math Olympiad with an AI. His name is Yi Tay. Almost nobody outside the AI research world knows it. Here is the story. Yi grew up in Singapore. He earned a classical piano performance diploma from Trinity College London in 2012 and almost became a professional musician. He went into computer science instead, did his PhD at Nanyang Technological University, and joined Google Brain as a research scientist. There were almost no Singaporean researchers in frontier AI at the time. He used to say he was on an uncharted path. At Google he became the co-lead of PaLM-2, the brain behind Google's entire AI stack. He invented UL2, a pretraining method now used across the industry. He invented Differentiable Search Indexes. His work shipped inside Google Assistant, YouTube, and Search. When ChatGPT launched in late 2022, Yi made a decision that shocked the research community. He left Google. In 2023 he co-founded Reka with researchers from DeepMind and Meta. The headquarters was in San Francisco, but the team was scattered across Asia, Europe, and the US. They had no big-tech backing. They had 20 people total. They had $60 million in funding. For context, OpenAI had around 600 people working on GPT-4. Google Gemini had 950 co-authors on the technical report. Reka had fewer than 5 people on pretraining. Yi lived nocturnally for 639 days. Five cups of coffee a day. Takeout twice. He gained 15 kilograms. He had a newborn baby. He worked across time zones his entire team was spread across. He built infrastructure from scratch in places Google had taken for granted. In May 2024 Reka Core debuted at number 7 on the LMSYS leaderboard. The only GPT-4 class model on the planet that was not trained by OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, or Meta. A 20-person company with 5 people on pretraining had just shipped a frontier model. Alibaba Cloud, NVIDIA, and Oracle became partners. The company hit a $1.3 billion valuation. Then in November 2024 Yi did something nobody expected. He walked away. He posted a quiet note on his blog titled "Returning to Google DeepMind." After 639 days of building one of the most respected frontier labs outside the big four, he went back to the company he had left. He wrote that he had learned more than he ever thought possible. He did not explain much else. Google made an extraordinary bet on him. They let him build something nobody else in the industry has, a DeepMind lab in Singapore. Yi runs it with Quoc Le. The team focuses on reasoning, reinforcement learning, and post-training for Gemini. It started with a dozen researchers. It now has over 300. Last summer, Yi's team led the effort that won the International Math Olympiad gold medal with Gemini Deep Think. The model solved IMO problems in a live competition, the kind that fewer than a hundred humans on Earth can solve under time pressure. His team also drove the work behind Gemini's ICPC 2025 gold medal. Yi still lives in Singapore. He still plays piano when he has time. He calls himself a global citizen who does not identify with any local AI scene. He has been at Google for nearly 14 years if you count the Reka detour. He says the Singapore lab is just getting started. A pianist from Singapore co-led the model that powered Google AI, left to build a frontier lab with 20 people and beat models trained by armies, walked back into Google, and is now running the team that just taught a machine to win Math Olympiad gold. The most influential AI researcher you have never heard of is sitting in a Singapore office right now, training the next generation of models that think.

@Habbyforex_ Insane

My life is truly a movie , never give up