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@isaidmeow_ @sentry Absolutely nobody!! 😂

@bwirehq @sentry Nobody warns you about the 2am production calls haha

"Software engineering is fun" Until they forget to tell you the part where @sentry wakes you up at 2am because production decided to misbehave. Now you’re debugging under pressure, hoping customers don’t notice before you fix it. Then you finally sleep by 6am… Only to wake up again because a payment provider API is slow. Some days, software engineering is fun. Other days, you’re sleeping with one eye open because the system depends on you.. mehn

@Abdul_crypt @sentry Be careful what you wish for! 😂😂 But seriously bro, that’s the right mindset. You’ll get there, keep shipping and learning... What kind of stuff are you working on right now?

@bwirehq @sentry I actually want to be so good to the extent I experience this

I usually follow a light SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) approach before building... Not the complicated one though, just enough to understand What problem am I solving? Who is it for? What should the first version actually do? What can wait? What could break later? So I research enough to get the clarity, build the smallest useful version, then keep improving from real feedback...

How long do you spend on product research before you start building? Do you thoroughly study the product first, or do you start building immediately and keep iterating as new ideas come up?

@Abdul_crypt @Akintola_steve You're welcome

@bwirehq @Akintola_steve Learnt something. Thanks for this

What’s the difference between HTTP and HTTPS? Or are they basically the same thing?

@isaidmeow_ The real winners will be the ones that quietly become daily habits.. Excited to see what sticks!

The consumer AI space right now Reminds me of social media in 2005 Everyone can see smth massive is happening But nobody has figured out what actually sticks... We think we have

@isaidmeow_ Feels like it 😂

@bwirehq X is pushing engagement bait?

For the past 2 days, my timeline has mostly been showing posts that people I follow commented on, even though I don’t follow the accounts that made the posts I barely see regular random posts anymore. Is this a bug or some new timeline behavior? It’s honestly annoying.

@pxLeviathan Thank you 😊 I make them using prompts in chatgpt.

@bwirehq Nice content 👌. I most especially like the visuals. How do you make them?

One funny thing about building products is that your laptop will lie to you 😅 I once worked on a product where users could upload and view images/videos. While testing, everything was okay. People around me tested it , and nobody really complained. So we pushed to prod. 🧵

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating 🌙

@isaidmeow_ Is this a sign to touch grass ?

Solo travel is elite Better than most self help books tbh When there’s no one else to lean on... You just start figuring out what you actually think What You like, what you don't Everyone should do it at least once

It's even harder to choose the right domain. Every domain you like is always taken

@Akintola_steve Hmm, tell me something i dont know 🤔

Do you know that microservices are overrated for most African startups regardless of what you’re building ?

@only1davx Deep and well articulated ❤️

@isaidmeow_ Bro is messing w me rn 😤

asked ChatGPT to send me a selfie and i’m crying 😭 Prompt on thread 🧵 Post your result 😗

@Kappaemme1926 Kappaemme, always in motion. 💪

CODEX SKILL THAT CREATES A REAL PHONE APP IN LESS THAN 10 MINUTES! I made a Codex skill that turns a prompt into a mobile app running on your actual phone. No Xcode setup. No TestFlight. No App Store waiting. Just: Codex + Expo Go + QR code. I built a workflow that lets Codex create and iterate mobile apps live: -> create an Expo/React Native app -> start the phone preview server -> generate a QR code -> open the app on a real iPhone or Android -> edit the code with Codex -> see changes refresh live on the phone -> build real mobile screens, not generic landing pages -> useful for MVPs, app ideas, demos, prototypes, internal tools -> one-command install Install: npx --yes codex-phone-lab 100% open source. Repo in Bio.

Humans can have a real emotional connection with AI, Yes.. I mean, humans bond with anything, even a book 😂... The feeling can be real because humans attach meaning to comfort and being understood... But the relationship part is not fully mutual... AI can respond like it cares, but it doesn’t experience love or attachment the way we do It was trained to simulate those things, not to feel them... So yes, the connection can be real for us But we should be careful not to mistake intelligent responses for shared emotion... it’s already happening tho...Some people are in love with their ChatGPT 😂

Debate : can human have real connnection/relationship AI?

pretend ur 11 and this a youtube search bar

@Akintola_steve I use rabbitmq alot

Message broker ? A message broker is basically the middleman between services. Instead of services talking directly to themselves and slowing everything down, they drop messages into a broker. The broker then stores, queues and delivers those messages to the right consumers. That’s how “Large scale” systems handle async jobs without blocking users or crashing under heavy traffic. Examples: Uber ride events, Netflix notifications, Paystack webhook processing, WhatsApp message delivery. Popular tools: Kafka, RabbitMQ, Redis Streams, AWS SQS. Without message brokers, retries become messy, services become tightly coupled and traffic spikes start choking the entire system.