@avogroovy We don't play the same games; people can achieve their goals by simply not contributing to society
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Felix
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Felix
@fli_tx
Data | Software | Learning | Decentralization
Federal Capital Territory, Nig Katılım Kasım 2013
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Can we say MC Oluomo, Kunle Poly, Tony Kabaka, Asari Dokubo, Tompolo, Koko Zaria and other miscreants have high intelligence because they got what they want out of life? I have been thinking about it for a while since I first came across the quoted statement weeks ago.
Elewa FOR PRESIDENT@Promythious
@dayvidhII “the measure of your intelligence is if you get what you want out of life. I personally think this should be a solid criteria for IQ measurements”? How would you suggest we measure this ?
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Mixed feelings on the #StrangerThings5 finale, mostly meh. Vecna felt weak this entire season and the finale never reaches the scale or intensity you’d expect from a series ending. Your main villain is taken out in the first hour… and that’s how you end him? So easily? Nah, that didn’t sit right with me.
The emotional beats work mainly because we know this is the end, we’re going to miss these characters. That nostalgia does a lot of the heavy lifting. But beyond that, nothing in this episode really made me lose my mind.
Eleven’s arc played out exactly as expected, with no real surprises. And when it’s all said and done, the finale doesn’t leave a strong impact… except for the fact that it’s over forever and we’ll never see these characters again.
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@billycarpy This is it, a lot of the fouls which resulted in yellows, was about protecting the CBs.
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Would add: playing in front of Saliba and/or Gabriel is a performance-enhancing drug, and makes you more arrogant in duels, knowing it’ll be swept up if you err.
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Agreed on this. Simple game (and Reece was immense).
Would add: playing on a yellow makes you more conservative.
Jim Young@RealJimYoung
@billycarpy They won a ton of the second balls in midfield. Whether it was one more day of rest, easier run-up games, the home crowd, or a Maresca locker room talk, they seemed to have more energy and intensity
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*Pretends to be shocked*
Classic Dangote playbook. This seemingly minor policy shift will set off a chain reaction: fuel costs rise, transport costs follow, and inflation takes off. No need to spell out what that means for all your NSE holdings. Goodluck to everyone involved
Nigeria Stories@NigeriaStories
BREAKING NEWS: President Bola Tinubu has approved a 15 percent import duty on diesel and petrol.
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@cremechic11 @eldivine This should be enough for people to question the results from previous years.
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Jesu! Technical Glitch keh? In a whole 18% of the candidates!!!!
And what is that first sentence? How can you people be so nonchalant about the lives of our young ones?
JAMB@JAMBHQ
Man Proposes, God Disposes! It has been established that a technical glitch affected 157 centres out of the 887 centres in the 2025 UTME. This was basically responsible for the general low performance of the candidates scheduled to sit the examination in those centres.
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@ShoeGuyOtis Also this gives them a reason to deliberately make mistakes in registration
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LMAO
Minimum wage 77,000
NIMC correction 28,570
Oya now
Nigeria Stories@NigeriaStories
BREAKING: NIMC releases new prices for NIN modification services and Date of birth correction now cost N28,570
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Crypto represents the opportunity to build social graphs around net new primitives that connect one another.
Facebook = Your mutual friends
Reddit = Your topics
Twitter = Who you follow
LinkedIn = Who you work with
Tiktok = Your likes
Crypto = Your mints, trades, purchases...
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@scottjwillis @WisdomOfMimir We really don't have the personnel for the different ways they setup against us but I would back the manager to find a solution in the summer.
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Howe has done a great job tonight. Given Arsenal different looks than what they expected and it’s caused problems
h@htomufc
This game-plan with the 3rd CB stepping up on the spare man has been amazing from Newcastle. Man to man across the park, energy levels are TOP, 5-4-1 in settled defence but can still spring an aggressive press. I’ve seen Burn/Schar as their highest players OOP… crazy coaching.
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Harvard’s AI Research Experience free course book by @pranavrajpurkar covers the essentials and tips on doing research:
- VSCode, Git, Conda
- PyTorch, W&B
- AWS, colab
- LLMs and VLMs
- reading AI papers
- research progress and organization
this is a must read!
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I've always spoken against how much money drives everything in Nigerian culture. You guys don't get to make everything about money then think it won't show up in your society.
If you guys want to change it, start now to change it. Stop pretending it's someone else's problem.
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Africans have a cartoonish view of development. They sound like children parroting things you would expect from a 10 year old.
Prince J. ✞@JohnMarsAuto
This man and the Argentine president has proven that a leader who isn’t corrupt is fundamental to the growth of his country not an educated one.
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The day you people sit and realize that you can only marry one person at a time, all these things will not matter.
Why do you need a lot of guys to ask you out when you can only be with one?
At the bottom of this is insecurity.
Shayla💗.@thelifeeofshaay
As a darkskin girly I noticed I don’t get approached as much compared to my lighter skinned friends. And ever since I’ve noticed, I haven’t been the same.
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Nigerians have this strange belief that we hold some sort of moral superiority over western countries. If nigeria was truly ‘disciplined,’ it wouldn’t be in the state it’s in.
And why would you want to take away the option of better quality education for your children
Temi Of ATL🇺🇸🇳🇬@FavorGrace90
Many Nigerians are relocating themselves and their kids from the U.S. back to Nigeria so the kids can attend school there, especially those in elementary and high school. Later, they bring them back to the U.S. for college because they believe Nigerian schools focus more on discipline and resilience. It’s a bold move tho and not everyone can handle the adjustment
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Nigerian governors can’t supply water to your residence or your office.
They can’t manage the waste in your state.
They can’t run a decent public healthcare system even if they cared to.
They can’t run a decent public education system to save their lives.
What is the point?
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This cannot be a way of life.
Champagne DT@ChampagneDT
Want to get Naira? - Multiple POS operators Want to buy Dollars?- Multiple BDC operators - Citizens are being charged premiums for convenience and availability - Banks and debit cards are seen as alternatives for retail This model for financial transactions feels primitive.
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I posit that the single most important problem we have, as it has been since we crawled out of Eden, naked and alone, is this —— who will play God?
Almost every problem we have today is some variation of a coordination problem.
It is chronic Godlessness that is our fundamental problem and until Christ comes, all we'll do is make do with proxies: parents, priests, bureaucrats, governments, elites, AI.
Who will organize the world? Who will play God?
That is the question.
weisser@julianweisser
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