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@ToheebDotCom

On the core pulse of the web.

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👋 Hello, web. Introducing Base CSS v2: 🔥 The web's first multipurpose classless stylesheet, with the most semantic rules, for complete customization and personalization of a web page. See screenshots, and demo link, below, for comparisons. 1. Base 2. Water 3. New 4. Sakura
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AI will be great at generating non-interactive assets: images and videos. As for User Interfaces, the best it can do, by itself, is a good-looking poor UI.
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Tony Spiro@tonyspiro·
Exactly right. The CMS isn't just for the client, it's the layer your AI agents need too. If you're generating pages with AI and there's no structured content layer underneath, you have no source of truth to query, update, or audit. The headless approach solves both problems at once.
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John D Saunders@johndsaunders·
I will tell y'all this now: YOU CANNOT PASS AN AI WEBSITE TO A CLIENT. Not yet, at least. YOu need a CMS like @webflow or go headless with #SanityCMS layered on top. They need to be able to make updates quickly and efficiently. I'm not saying to stop using LLMs, MCPs and all the other alphabet we all lvoe to augment it, but you need a repatable database.
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If I tell you that we've been coding web designs the wrong way, since forever, would you believe me?
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Mattan Ingram@mattaningram·
@leyeConnect Figma uses its own design language and renderer. This makes it inherently worse at converting to code than a design tool that uses HTML/CSS. No matter how good AI gets it can’t get around Figma’s limitations and translation. No 3D transforms, no z-index, no tables. Need new tool.
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whatever@stephenaaay·
You think life revolves around being Hausa, Igbo or Yoruba, Fulani and Nupe Abi? My both parents are from kaduna state. Southern kaduna to be precise but they have nothing in common not the language they speak, their indigenous food or fashion. You people will sit down where
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We don't even have up to 20 ethnicities in Nigeria.

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@dnaira_ @stephenaaay Ethnicities tend to integrate political boundaries. For example, a while ago, the Ooni of Ife went to Brazil to further unify the Yoruba heritage. See what I mean? A people spanning different counties and continents. Nigeria has a lot of tribes, but ethnicities? I doubt.
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@dnaira_ @stephenaaay We are not debating existence, and validation. Small or big, we matter. The point of discourse is the size. Like a country and a continent. Both ethnicity and tribe refers to a group of people, yet, by definition, ethnicity has an implied larger scope than Tribe.
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@dodoo_darling Few hours ago, I thought of you, and your rebrand. No statements. Nothing. Boom, you appeared on my timeline. Okay, X.
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Dodoo /doe:doe/@dodoo_darling·
I can’t ascertain if there are 500 or 250 languages. But look into how many languages are in Plateau, Nasarawa, and Kaduna alone. I can tell you from experience that the languages in Plateau and Nasarawa are NOT dialects. They are actual languages.
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I don’t believe we speak up to 500 languages in Nigeria. Different dialects ?, yes. But over 500 languages is total cap. All the South western states speak Yoruba, diffferent variations ,yh but I doubt there’s no where a Yoruba person will go in southwest and not be able to communicate asides some parts of ondo that speak ijaw or the egun speaking communities in ogun state and Lagos & I’m sure this probably applies to people from the south east too. My former security guy in abk is from borno (north east), he said they speak a language called “shuwa Arabic” but he communicates well with another bikeman from sokoto. (North west) so where did the over 500 languages come from.

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A.Y.O@YusufAsunmogejo·
Using accountability in the afterlife as a punchline completely misses the structural nature of justice and contracts. Let me give you a relatable analogy. If you build a massive infrastructure project or you enter a long term investment, your final audit and major payout only happen at the very end when the work is fully complete, not while you are midway through the project. The concept of an ultimate accountability day after death is not a marketing loophole to avoid giving "testimonies" to the living; it is the logical necessity for cosmic justice, which ensures that oppressors who escaped earthly punishment and victims who never saw restitution are finally processed under a flawless ledger. Your claim that the system is flawed because the dead cannot return to tweet their reviews is like a student demanding to see their graduation certificate before they have even sat for the final exam. At least think before you talk Alabi.
Alabi@the_Lawrenz

Religion go promise you say your reward dey for heaven because they know say after you don die, you no go fit come back to share testimony to the living 🤣🤣🤣

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@Avou_Bakar @YusufAsunmogejo @James_et_al values that require knowledge we don't and can't have, we say, like Op do say, Allah knows best. And if we say that, we should have the humility to acknowledge that we may be wrong.
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@Avou_Bakar @YusufAsunmogejo @James_et_al Like I said, we can live by those shared values that shapes our lives for good. For the other values that makes people of these religions see themselves as superior to the others, as enemies to the other, ...
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@Avou_Bakar @YusufAsunmogejo @James_et_al But they do not. Which means some or most are wrong. Now, we can argue that ours is the right one, and every other human's own is wrong. Or, we live by values. Good, practical, and verifiable values that could be from others' religions.
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@Avou_Bakar @YusufAsunmogejo @James_et_al Irrespective, that analogy is wrong. As for religious books, they are for guidance, as you said, relative to a people, and region. They are not the final arbiter of truth. If they were, thousands of religious books, from different ends of life, will speak in one voice. 1/2
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@Joe_brendan_ Not all digital, though. Not writing. Not coding true websites.
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Joseph Brendan@Joe_brendan_·
Two Set of People That Will Lose Out In This AI Era 1. The denier. the one who refuses to recognize that AI is the new way to do anything that's digital now. 2. The catchup pro. The one always wanting to learn every new AI release. The one refusing to focus on one thing
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@Avou_Bakar @YusufAsunmogejo @James_et_al You could say but the difference is still there. A student, who is yet to graduate, can still resort to a review of the certificate of a colleague, who has graduated. The student can look around, and get a graduate. But...
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