Tim Burke

@narutoimges Guy sensei🤩

Perfect timing… cold entrance

@onepiecei5drug @fulyanime He’s not😂😂

@fulyanime Sometimes i feel Garp is not a sane person😂

I need garp to explain what even was the point of this

@aqua_twting Light is super smart

I don’t think L would ever get to catch Light atp, this guy has all his moves planned with details so much he knew immediately that someone has got access to his room and tapped it with cameras 😭

Sanji would love this

@BO_Mayuri Why would you do this

Greatest one piece theory I've read in a while!

@RichCanny54 @Teeniiola They eat bread with beans

@Teeniiola Seeing these comments from Nigerians, I wonder how you people dey chop your beans for there ooo. Maybe u guys never dey even cook the beans b4 eating.🤣🤣🤣

Ghanaian lady shares to Nigerians how Ghana oil beans looks and how it’s usually served. As a Nigerian, will you prefer this to our own beans? 🤔

Thor is in Ghana

@Tewaa13 My favorite

Who remembers Gormiti?🤭

@strawhats Usopp got everything on point😂

11/10 crocodile impression cut short by angry mosshead

@Yamal_Xtraa Is that my goat I see?

📲 | Lamine Yamal via IG: "publi. my new camera."

@kwakuasanteb Ah???

The Ghana Audit Service has clarified that there was an error in the amount previously reported to have been received by Mr. Kpodo. The Service has further conceded that the report on which The Fourth Estate based its publication contained inaccuracies. Look at the damage they've done to this man? How does he recover? The damage is done. How far this story has gone, with his pictures, oh god!

@F_Edzeamey And he was still appointed…ei this country

This same person.

Some of the most “untouchable” figures in this country aren’t politicians,they’re senior civil servants who’ve mastered the system.Invisible, influential, and rarely held accountable. The most deeply entrenched corruption sits quietly at the top of the civil service.

Basically Frank Oliver Kpodo worked at the Ministry of Defence as Director of Procurement. For 29 months, that’s almost 2 and a half years, he was receiving over GHS14 million every single month in salary. He did little to no work. That’s GHS427 million total. To one person. To put that in context, the entire Ministry of Transport’s budget for the year is GHS151 million. This man collected nearly 3x that. Alone. In salary. And he’s not the only one. The Auditor-General found over 6,000 government workers collected GHS800 million in unearned salaries. But Kpodo alone took more than half of the entire amount. Experts say this doesn’t happen alone. Someone validates the payroll. Someone approves it. Someone looks the other way every month for 29 months. Now here’s the part that should make your blood boil: He’s still at work. Currently serving as Director of Finance and Administration at the Ministry of Lands and Natural Resources. Meanwhile we have hospitals with no beds. No medicine. No doctors. This is where the money goes. We are not angry enough o

A Stanford CS professor told his class something at the start of the semester that made half the students close their laptops. He said the skill that will separate the people who thrive in the next decade from the people who stall has almost nothing to do with coding. His name is Andrew Ng, and he has trained more machine learning engineers than almost anyone alive. Here is what he said, and why it changes how you should be learning right now. He said the bottleneck is no longer writing code. It is knowing which problems are worth solving in the first place. For thirty years, being a good engineer meant being able to build what someone else defined. In the world that is arriving, every engineer has infinite leverage to build almost anything, which means the person who picks the right thing to build now wins by orders of magnitude over the person who builds the wrong thing flawlessly. His framework for problem selection is deceptively simple. He calls it the three-question filter. The first question is whether the problem you are working on actually matters to someone who would pay for it or use it daily. Most students fail here. They work on projects that are interesting to them and nobody else, and then wonder why the portfolio produces no offers. The second question is whether the problem is still hard now that AI exists. If a single prompt to a hosted model solves it, the problem is no longer valuable to solve yourself. The interesting problems live in the gap between what AI can do alone and what it can do when combined with domain knowledge, careful system design, and data nobody else has access to. The third question is the one most people skip. Can you actually ship a working version in a week. Not a polished version. A crappy, embarrassing, actually-functional version. Ng said the number one predictor of which of his students ended up building something important was not talent. It was the willingness to ship something bad fast and then improve it in public. He said the students who kept tweaking in private for six months before showing anyone almost always produced worse final work than the students who shipped a broken version on week one and iterated based on real feedback. The people who are actually winning right now are not the ones with the best ideas. They are the ones who learned to pick problems that matter and ship solutions that barely work, before anyone else has even finished thinking about it.

@strawhats Yoho

Brook's attacks are so cool

@tunechistark Isaac newton

Excluding Jesus, who do you think would have the strongest Domain expansion among historical figures?

@qwame_frimpong Ah really?

Ghanaians are not even aware at the end of every month they give them groceries that can fill a small container shop.

@jimmysnewton @jeffwellz @ransfordddd 😂😂

@jeffwellz @ransfordddd If them go the excursion, make he explain to them what SOS dey mean for augusco🤣🤝

My boy say he go send ein kiddies go SOS, then make them go family excursion to Augusco. “Nana Akua come, this is where daddy was pounding faeces”

@kayySetor 😂😂😂

Someone shouted we get the shito from the chop box room and my boy mashing the kenkey remoulded it bro. Changed a whole state of matter for fragments of shito and the oil

Life was so crazy, one time we brought kenkey from the dining hall to our house. With no clear plan in mind. We had protein with no shito and had little sugar . We searched the whole house for shito. We didn’t get. My boy started mashing his kenkey.