Radiance Obi

@delveroin I’m working on my mental health

Founders & Builders What are you working on this weekend?

May we land high paying jobs this week! I build high converting landing pages and scalable web and mobile applications. Work with me.

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@novend_obi @1Stephanieobi @AdetunjiMarvin @AirtelNigeria I’m happy

@1Stephanieobi @AdetunjiMarvin @AirtelNigeria @radiance_webb Just browsed Airtel odu o, nobody happy

@AirtelNigeria this relationship with Airtel has to end today, 3 ODU routers, for myself and my friends, none worked, got frustrated with the ODU subbed on the smart box all met the same fate, right from the day of purchase that ODU router has been menace, Monday gone

@codewithhajra Sublime text

What was the first code editor you ever used? Mine was Notepad++

@Techk_e4ma UI/UX ‘not friendly’ is often a product problem, not a dev problem. Designers, PMs, and engineers share that one.

Frontend developers deserve their flowers. Site is down due to a backend error? Blame frontend. UI/UX not user-friendly? Blame frontend. Na only God go judge una 😭 Frontend developers sending hugs 🫂 🥹.

@thejavabeast Nice. How do you decide what to post weekly. Do you plan themes or just share the most recent useful thing you shipped.

Everyone keeps asking how I get tech contracts without sending job applications. I’ve landed 2 contracts in under 3 weeks… no cold email, no job board, fully remote. Here’s the truth no one tells you: Let’s break it down 🧵

@Tech_girlll @grok It is just how we scope access. Roles map to actions. Right person, right tool, right time.

@radiance_webb Now I’m confused. @grok what’s RBAC?

The age of AI isn’t about chatbot anymore. We’ve entered something far more volatile: autonomy. Agentic Ai doesn’t just answer questions, it creates and executes long term, multi-step plans. That means software that doesn’t wait for your commands. It acts on its own. Unprecedented productivity. Profound risk. Are we ready for this shift?

@Tech_girlll Of course it can. I am saying the risks are familiar. Autonomy without RBAC, sandboxing, spend caps, and review is a mess. With those, you reduce impact and make failures containable.

@radiance_webb You think it doesn’t have a negative impact?

@gozkybrain4u If CRUD is all you see, improve your lens. Look for invariants, failure modes, and recovery steps. That is backend.

Every dev says “I’m learning backend.” 99% of them are just following another CRUD tutorial.

@chinedu_10 Fair take. Would you still call streaming, pub/sub, and long-running workflows CRUD, or do you separate data-plane reads/writes from control-plane orchestration?

Everything you listed is still CRUD.
Send email = Create
Post tweet = Create
Clean files = Delete
Restart server = Update (state)
Check /health = Read Cron doesn’t escape CRUD, it’s just the timer.
You’re mixing it up. Start from the foundation and it gets clearer.

@ionleu Solid. I’d add TypeScript, Redis for caching/queues, and Docker→K8s as the ops backbone. Postgres stays king.

ideal tech stack. imo. frontend - react backend - nest database - postgresql

@Misfit_kachi @namelessD_ Tech na 9-23

@namelessD_ Tech no be 9-5? Tech sometimes dey pass 9-9

J u s t i c e for 9/5 guys 😭

I saw a viral post that said “MCP is just an API” That is wrong and misleading ❌ I recorded a highly-detailed video to explain the difference and why it matters

@kentcdodds The challenge with a huge toolset is giving the LLM everything at once. A better path is a selection layer that narrows to only the relevant tool for execution, and maybe adds a few extras for audit or logging. This way the model stays focused, safer, and more reliable.

@kentcdodds Add an LLM facing action layer. Expose tools with JSON schemas and let those schemas act as the DSL. The LLM drafts plans, you validate against schema and policy, show a dry run preview, then execute and audit. Start with a few high value tools and expand gradually.

You're tasked with building an agent that allows users to use natural language to control a large and complex system that has hundreds of data models covering thousands of use cases. How do you go about doing this?

@AzoMlota You are muted, can you hear me?

Without naming your job tell me something you say 50x times per day🤦🏽‍♂️

State of mind.

My first time using groq to access AI models via API. @radiance_webb had to remind me a million times that it wasn’t @grok. Cheers to groqing cool stuff, I’m hoping to use the free access they provide. My projects are small and I’m still figuring things out.