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@iamkingdevv Great numbers ahead 🚀

carrely.app got its first paying customer over the weekend. $0 → $0.73 MRR Huge milestone 🔥

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@fpsdesign_ Barcolaa!! Impressive designs 💯🔥

Still human.

This is still open Kindly repost so the right people see this

@jimohladam03 @GBarca_ Leave that attention seeker 0 ball knowledge

@GBarca_ Be like this egbon no sabi wetin he dey talk ? In those 8 goals 3 of them got us to where we are today! Those assist when pedri was injured, he went from being an attacker to an Orchestrator!

Every attacker got 10+ goals aside from one.

I just built and shipped my first startup. carrely.app This is one of the most interesting and important things I’ve done in my life (yes, I mean it!), and here’s why A while back, I realized AI already knows a vast amount of stuff, but there’s no good way to curate and deliver that knowledge in a way that actually fits the learner. If you could turn that knowledge into something structured, visual, immersive (even stereoscopic), and hands-on, instead of static courses or random videos from people who don’t know you, learning could change completely. Right now, learning means jumping from one video or book to another just to find the “right” explanation. To understand something new, you need a known reference, and finding that reference is the real drag. Combine that with what we know from learning psychology (attention, active recall, spaced repetition, etc.), and you unlock a system where anyone can learn almost anything. That’s what education for the future should look like. That’s what led us to build @Carrelyapp : an AI-powered, social learning platform The hardest part of building @Carrelyapp wasn’t the code. Yes, there was a lot behind the scenes, preparing for scale, optimizing lookups and indices(my bank card is hooked up to cloud billing ) handling edge cases, all while juggling school and work. Crazy stuff(I do not recommend ). But AI can generate solid code if that’s all you need. The real challenge was design, and not just visuals. I mean designing the MDA: giving users real agency, building a functional economy, balancing what should cost what, shaping user experience, driving retention, and making sure the product actually delivers value. We built this product for ourselves, and others like us, who want to learn effectively. Check it out, I hope you enjoy learning on it. carrely.app I’ve quite literally spent my car money on building this startup, so let’s make it worth it, abeg🤣🙏🏽 PS: I made this as short as I possibly could

@iamkingdevv Hand uppp 🙋🏽

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Update: We’ve been deep in work on ensuring end-to-end security on @Carrelyapp and curating solid course content since this week. Everything’s looking good so far. Hopefully, we wrap things up and ship in time for launch day 🚀

What happened to a front three of Ferran, Lewan and Yamal

@Sim1Teacher @APEXFEED01 @BarcaUniversal So, does that mean the rule isn't consistent?

You can clearly see that the defender didnt know the ball was pass to him thats why he decided to restart the play. Chelsea against Burnley this season same happend and it was not give as a penalty. Its in rare cases like Club brugg vs Villa that refs gives a penalty. Take your L

🚨 Rule 16 of the International Football Association Board confirms that Musso kicking the ball to Pubill meant the ball was in play. He grabbed the ball with his hands, so it was a clear penalty. It is not up to discussion, and we will never forget it. Forget all other calls, even by just awarding this, Barça would have likely played the semi finals. It's one of the biggest scandals in Champions League history.

@tobyasky Barcelona 3-1 Atletico PSG 2-0 Liverpool Goal scorer: Lewandoski

Today’s predictions. Another champions league day. Winner gets £15 (30k naira). You have to predict correct score of both games, and one goal scorer in any of the games, just one. Barcelona v Atletico Madrid PSG v Liverpool As usual, If you win, and you don't want the money, you can ask me to give someone else that you choose. Let’s just have fun. It’s not worth cheating, no usage of burner accounts or multiple predictions please, not worth it. I saw people predicting multiple times previously, I just simply disqualified them because it’s not worth it. This is for fun purposes, no need to cheat

@Ayor_rebirth Shoot

Gun to your head, sell one 💀

@amara_is_weird "I just finished this exam. Provide clear and accurate solutions to all the questions so I can fact check my answers".

Blurrrr😹😹

Me realizing I am now a World Cup winner since “all men”.

@pbtips_ Leao

Name a player who isn’t Brazilian but has Brazilian flair

I'm normal. Trust me

Me when I see a cockroach after having a bad day

@tobyasky Aston Villa 2-0 Leeds United Chelsea 1-1 Burnley

It’s been a month I had my prediction games. Okay let’s win some money today and have some fun. Winner gets £10. You have to predict the correct score for both games. Aston Villa v Leeds United Chelsea v Burnley If you win, and you don't want the money, you can ask me to give someone else that you choose. Let’s just have fun.

@highburyking1 @Templegaurd You and the AI need to "think harder"

I followed the debate, and honestly, a lot of you have a flawed way of judging who a good passer really is. Passing isn’t just about accuracy or how beautiful it looks. The true art of passing lies in the intelligence behind the decision. If I play a long ball that’s difficult to control, yes, I’ve completed a pass but it’s a poor one. If I pass to a teammate surrounded by four opponents, that’s 100% accuracy but terrible timing and awareness. If I deliver a flashy, defence-splitting pass but put my teammate in a tight, high-risk position, it’s still accurate but it’s bad decision-making. This is where Lionel Messi stands out. I’m a Cristiano Ronaldo fan, but Messi surpasses every passer of the ball, past or present. Mesut Özil comes close. Kevin De Bruyne as well. Toni Kroos too. But Messi’s passes carry intelligence. He releases the ball into spaces where you either have one defender to beat or none at all. He minimizes risk, maximizes advantage, and often puts the receiver in a position where finishing feels natural. His passes don’t just find a teammate, they create space, control the tempo, and tilt the odds in your favour. That’s the difference between completing a pass and mastering the art of passing.