Nicodemus Ojwee Abooki⚓

The security forces under the direction and instructions of the Commander-in-Chief launched Operation 'Maliza Ufisadi' the other day. We shall expand this operation and apprehend all culprits. No one will be spared.

One day women might understand that being friendly with other guys makes their man look like a complete joke.

Again, if you’re building a FINTECH app, keep court case money somewhere o.

@mkainerugaba Ehhh 😅

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Terrible morning! A man jokingly drunk my porridge in a taxi.🙂‍↔️

Arriving early to book the best spot for dozing

The saddest thing in Kampala is how many people are trying their best and still struggling quietly.

Docker solved the 'it works on my machine' problem by making it not work on anyone's machine equally.

"You know, I was supposed to be @thengoleague chairman this season but my team needed me more on the pitch" Season 6 starts on 3rd May, 2026📌 #TNL6 #IAmBack

Tech bros that left coding to learn product design.

New season loading… Guess who’s back? The original admin. Let's get to work! #TNL6 #IAmBack

"Cum Deo nihil impossibile est" - Luke 1:37

Me adding data scientist to my resume after doing a 1hr python crash course

Temu delivery guy crossing the Strait of Hormuz to deliver my fake Rolex

On February 5, 2023, ₦2.9 billion disappeared from Flutterwave accounts. Not in one transaction. In 63 separate transfers across 107 accounts in 27 different banks. Each transfer... small enough to avoid triggering fraud alerts. By the time the system flagged it, the money was already moving through crypto merchants on Binance being converted to USDT. Nigerian traders who had no idea they were receiving stolen funds got their accounts frozen. Some are still in legal battles today. Flutterwave denied it was a breach. Then it happened again on March 1, 2023. ₦550 million. Same pattern. Again on March 14. Same pattern. Then October 2023, POS merchants exploited a vulnerability. ₦19 billion. 6,000 accounts across 35 banks. Then April 2024. Fourth breach in fourteen months. ₦11 billion possibly and ₦20 billion moved across five financial institutions over four days. Same technique as the first attack: keep every deposit just below the threshold that triggers a fraud flag. Africa's most valuable startup. Processing billions in transactions daily got breached four times in fourteen months. The lesson is not that Flutterwave is incompetent. The lesson is that fraud detection thresholds are public knowledge to serious attackers. If your fraud system flags transactions above ₦X....Attackers will send ₦X minus one. Repeatedly. At scale. Static thresholds are not fraud prevention. They are a ceiling that tells attackers exactly how high they can go. Behavioral detection like flagging unusual patterns, velocity, geography, device fingerprints is what actually catches this. Four breaches. Billions gone. Court documents public. Build like someone already knows your limits.

🚨 BREAKING: CHINA just released a Python framework for building AI agents. 100% OPEN SOURCE. It has visual agent design, MCP tools, memory, RAG, and reasoning. All built in. All working together. It's called AgentScope. You describe your agent system. It builds the architecture, wires the tools, and runs the whole thing. You come back and there's a working multi-agent pipeline. Not a prototype. Not a demo. The actual system. Not a wrapper. Not a chatbot builder. A full Agent-Oriented Programming framework that thinks in agents from the ground up. Here's what it does out of the box: → Visual agent builder so you design your entire system before writing a single line of code → Native MCP tool support, plug any external tool directly into any agent in your pipeline → Built-in memory so every agent remembers context, decisions, and history across sessions → RAG pipeline ready to connect your own documents, databases, and knowledge bases → Reasoning modules that let agents plan, reflect, and self-correct without human input → Multi-agent coordination so your agents collaborate as a system, not a pile of isolated API calls Here's how it thinks: You define your goal. AgentScope maps the agent roles. Each agent gets its tools, its memory, its reasoning layer. They coordinate. Results flow back up. You get a finished output. A single complex task might route through a planner agent, a researcher agent, a coder agent, and a critic agent, each doing its job, then converge into one clean deliverable. Here's the wildest part: AgentScope is built by Alibaba DAMO Academy. The same lab behind Qwen. They didn't assemble this from existing pieces. They designed the entire framework from first principles around how agents actually need to think, remember, and work together. Most frameworks give you building blocks. AgentScope gives you an architecture. The community has already started plugging it into data pipelines, research workflows, and full automation systems the team never planned for. 100% Open Source. Apache 2.0 License.

There is a gym in Naalya which has caused 3 of my clients file for divorce. If your wife starts working out from there, those bu gym boys and dance boys snatch her away.

@nikitabier Mine is still under review since last year.

iOS developers: How long is App Review taking for everyone these days? It is now taking longer to get our app approved than it is to build the actual features.

Honestly, if you want to secure a backend role in a fintech company that deals heavily with transactions, these are the things you must understand. If the company actually knows what they’re doing, their questions will revolve around things like: Idempotency – preventing duplicate transactions Concurrency control – handling multiple requests safely Database transactions (ACID) Distributed systems basics A lot of people underestimate this side of backend. But that’s just the surface… Bookmark and retweet so people can learn from this too