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Until you lose your job, you'll realise it was never anyone's choice to be unemployed. Life humbles everybody eventually

What in the name of baiting is this😂😂😂

You really gotta run a strict program or your life will be a circus

See pass! Omo Bruno too bad!

Summer signings making an impact in front of goal ⚽️ @ManUtd

There are places we pass through in life… and there are places that become part of who we are. Manchester will forever be my home. To the city, the club, and every supporter, my sincerest thank you. These past four years have been unforgettable, filled with moments my family and I will carry with us for the rest of our lives. There simply aren’t enough words to describe the happiness and warmth we’ve felt here. Thank you for every cheer, every memory, and for making us feel at home from the very first day. Forever a Red Devil ❤️

May we never lose the drive to pursue the things we love no matter how bumpy the road is.

@channelstv @Pressman2040 I read your thread earlier.. The government has a different information..

Presidency Affirms Al-Manuki’s Killing, Says 2024 Report Was A Case Of Mistaken Identity channelstv.com/2026/05/16/pre…

I think AI is quietly creating a dangerous generation of software engineers. And nobody is talking enough about it. A lot of developers today can build things faster than ever before. But fewer developers actually understand what they are building. That’s the scary part. I recently noticed something while talking to students and engineers. People can now generate: 0. React components 1. APIs 2. backend architecture 3. SQL queries 4. Docker configs …within seconds. But the moment something breaks unexpectedly, many get completely stuck. Because debugging requires understanding. And understanding takes struggle. Earlier, when we used to build things manually, we would suffer through: 0. weird errors 1. broken deployments 2. dependency hell 3. state management bugs 4. performance bottlenecks At that time it felt painful. But that pain was actually building engineering intuition. AI removes a lot of friction. Which is amazing. But it can also remove the learning. And I think this is where the gap between “developers” and “engineers” will become very visible over the next few years. The developers who survive AI won’t be the ones who can generate code fastest. It will be the ones who can: 0. think deeply 1. debug systems 2. make engineering decisions 3. understand tradeoffs 4. simplify complexity Code generation is becoming cheap. Judgement is becoming expensive. That’s probably the biggest shift happening in software engineering right now.

The controversy surrounding this video is a function of our poor theology in this part of the world. People cannot literally understand why someone will still die after being prayed for by a pastor! We have projected the gospel of convenience for too long; the idea of a god that does everything as we want and not according to his perfect will. Either we die or live, we are the Lords! A man who dies in the Lord did not loose anything! Death is nothing! Cancer is nothing! Sickness is nothing! Christ is everything! If this prayer helped him to go through his difficult season with grace and hope, that would have been sufficient! Brethren, Christ is our everything! We are not disadvantaged! He is always faithful, always!

Authoring code by hand HAS GONE AWAY. Engineering module structure and architecture has not.

@jayhemz ORMs are very helpful but the so called database abstraction they are doing is still not 100 percent perfect...

I've always found Object Relational Mappers (ORMs) tiresome and prefer doing all logic within the SQL environment. Using ORMs just introduces unnecessary abstractions to the codebase. Could be more convenient short-term but long-term, is usually a hassle. Same applies to code-first vs database-first migrations. I think only psychopaths prefer code-first migrations. 😭 Na joke oo.

This is what people say when they are in a very small bubble. MOST companies are not yet fully digitized talk less of handing over software engineering tasks to an AI agent. Was in talks with an oil and gas firm who are still doing paper based approvals in 2026. This is a firm doing millions of $$ in revenue per day. People underestimate the opportunity out there, and choose to remain pigeonholed because of their unique experiences.

❤️❤️ Happy Mother’s Day ❤️❤️ Appreciation to mothers everywhere who brought us all into the world and nurtured their beloved children 🥰

One assist away from tying the Premier League's single season record. Captained Manchester United to Champions League qualification. Has the second most goals and assists in the Premier League this season. And now FWA Footballer of the Year. Bruno Fernandes 👑

Congratulations to @B_Fernandes8 for being voted the Footballer of the Year. The @ManUtd captain garnered 45 per cent of votes, 28 ahead of runner-up Declan Rice, while Erling Haaland was third. He is the first United player to win our award since Wayne Rooney in 2010 #FOTY2026 footballwriters.co.uk/editorial/brun…

i’ll just have to fold 😭

@mrlurvy For every graduate that spells corps as 'corpse', there are 500 more who speak and write so well... So wetin we dey talk.. Abeg

Is it the same calibre of graduates who spell Corps as ‘Corpse’ that should be trusted with high-skilled roles at Moniepoint? Is it not on this same app where supposed lawyers CONFIDENTLY mislead clients? If you are truly qualified, go ahead and apply for Moniepoint vacancies. If you are competent, you will be hired. Moniepoint is not some roadside store like Awero & Sons Nig. Ltd. Using salary structure as an agenda to cover up for incompetence is dead on arrival.

One day we will talk about HRs and some companies hiring process, because why is an HR or a team member with no domain expertise interviewing an engineer. They will be interviewing you using ChatGPT Later they will say there is no talent