Bitnomad

@0xjude2007 If you need game setup, lmk

Cooked?

@0xjude2007 So ico guys are farmers

Bruuh

Finally finished this piece. Still learning, but getting better each time. Cook or cooked? 👀 Open to corrections. x.com/i/status/20501…

@nonso_sol That time you use to have engagement

Good old days How many Yaps did y’all secure?

It’s been a while since I shared my progress here. I took a break to reset and improve, but now I’m back 🫠 Next phase: I’ll be recreating others’ work to challenge myself and track my progress.

Day 1 of learning React

I've just completed a front-end coding challenge from @frontendmentor! 🎉 You can see my solution here: frontendmentor.io/solutions/inte… Any suggestions on how I can improve are welcome!

Day 16 of learning motion graphics x.com/KehnyKuyt/stat…

Day 13 of learning motion graphics x.com/KehnyKuyt/stat…

Day 3 of learning motion graphics

@callmidavid And it's not like he's going to stop at JS

I laugh in Ai

@callmidavid Don't change people's perspective. At the end of the day we'll know if you're the right person or not

@artrenoirs Yakubu

Kinda sick and weak See y'all tomorrow.

@Web3_Vinay Love your work.

🦖 Day 236 of learning blockchain🤖 Today was all about understanding the DEX workflow from the inside👾 Checkpoints from today 📍 • How user actions are routed through a proxy • How the proxy delegatecalls into DEX implementations • Flow of swaps, deposits, withdrawals, borrows, paybacks • How shared storage stays consistent across implementations • Where accounting updates happen vs where token movement happens • How callbacks fit into the execution lifecycle • Why ordering of operations matters more than it looks • How higher-level flows compose multiple low-level actions

Bitcoin is too volatile

@0xjude2007 Crazy times

Lfmaoo 😂 Not eligible for $ward Dem don chop me 3$🤧

Web3 post has reduced a lot. What remains is clout chasing

@Jhoie__ Can't wait

When Temu was about to launch in Nigeria, their ads were everywhere. On Instagram, X, YouTube. It was non-stop. Everyone talked about their marketing. But what caught my attention was something else: what did their data infrastructure preparation look like? So I built a simulation. I designed a synthetic event log with the kind of messy, realistic, high-volume event streams to model what a launch like that would actually put into production systems in Nigeria. Here's how I approached it: 1. I thought in events, not tables One row = one event Append-only logs Every event timestamped and tied to actual user behavior 2. I built intentional structure by ensuring every column had rules: Event type determines which fields can exist Tracking IDs are generated only when the shipping process starts Payment status depends on payment events Financial events only occur when the user is trying to make a purchase 3. I made a means to generate localized data so it can be unmistakably Nigerian: • Nigerian house addresses • Nigerian names • Phone numbers that started with "090", "080", "081", "070" This is Part 1 (the thinking and event modeling phase) of the project. Part 2 drops tomorrow.