Kayode Alade 🔧 ⚡ 💻

One day I will become a hardware and IoT expert for @CiscoIoT. I will pin this tweet.

My GOAT!!!!

Lol y'all were two years old the last time out! 😂😂

Joao Pedro is our 25/26 Player of the Season. 🇧🇷💙

Such a special night! These screp of players wey we get now don traumatize me. 😭😂

Lol, thank God for Akara cafe! What is wrong with you people??

Inverter-Based Resources (IBRs) vs Inverter-Based Loads (IBLs): The Next Major Challenge for the Power Grid For years, the power industry has focused heavily on Inverter-Based Resources (IBRs) such as solar PV, wind plants, battery energy storage systems (BESS), and developing intelligent inverter control. These systems inject power into the grid through power electronic converters and have fundamentally changed transmission planning, stability analysis, interconnection requirements, and reliability standards. However, a second transformation is now emerging on the load side of the grid particularly driven by the emergence of AI (ChatGPT, Claude and Co); Inverter-Based Loads (IBLs). IBLs include:
• Hyperscale AI data centers
• Electrified industrial processes
• Converter-dominated industrial loads
• Cryptocurrency mining facilities Unlike traditional passive loads, inverter-based loads are governed by fast power electronic controls and highly dynamic converter behavior. This changes the traditional assumptions of power system behavior. Historically, loads naturally reduced power consumption as voltage declined. Many inverter-based loads, however, behave approximately as constant power loads. Mathematically: P = VI If voltage decreases, the load attempts to draw more current to maintain constant power demand. This can further depress voltage and contribute to instability issues. The result can include:
• Weak-grid oscillations
• PLL instability
• Voltage instability
• Harmonic amplification
• Fast transient interactions
• Converter-driven resonance
• EMT-sensitive behavior Right now, emerging reliability standards such as PRC-028, PRC-029, along with established standards like IEEE 2800 and 1547 are accelerating the industry’s transition toward more detailed disturbance-performance assessment, model validation, and inverter-focused reliability analysis. The future power system will no longer be defined primarily by rotating machine physics. It will increasingly be defined by:
• Converter controls
• Control interactions and coordination 
• EMT interactions
• Weak-grid dynamics
 The industry spent the last decade learning how IBR affects the grid. The next decade may be defined by understanding how IBLs interact with IBRs inside converter-dominated power systems. #powersystem #invertercontrols #LargeLoads

@the_marcoliboy It's never about how much he made in football but how much he made in football that he invested to push him to this type of financial freedom. Bro was wise and has been wise ever since

That's actually an excellent metaphor!

VAR is a classical example of the disadvantage of human-in-the-loop. Put Claude in charge of review from the first day of the season and they would definitely not be top of the league and no one would have to complain about stuff like this. Every fanbase has a receipt!

@lifeofdanel Yep! The licenses LASERC gave out included PPA for 5 major industrial entities. That offtake is enough to ensure reliable power for communities around that corridor.

@that_hardware_G They are the ones who will solve the power issue for themselves first. That corridor holds a lot of factories. Last I checked there's an IPP serving that corridor self. Which means higher pricing for residential consumers who are ongrid.

Aha, this supports my earlier stuff around why we're sort of "doomed". We don't have the scale of demand to subsize the grid for residential users here.

@lifeofdanel Subsidy asides, the demand from these guys can also contribute to grid stability. Most of them are off-grid. If your major source of demand is off, then you've lost one of the major source of reactive power injection and absorption for grid stability.

@lifeofdanel Pure facts! The fastest way to fix our power problem is to develop our industries. They are the ones that will make it easier to subsidize. That's one of the reasons why I think Lagos and Ogun will most likely succeed faster than the other states.

It's because we don't have structure as a country that's why takes like this surface. Engineer(Uni) - Pure research/design Technologist(Polytechnics) - Implementation Artisans(Trade schools) - Maintenance The crux of the problem is the university system not doing it's part!

@James__Spalding @anis_neyo @BoRedfearn Not risky if done properly! There's precedence. Check out Voltair Labs. They launched recently in the US.

@anis_neyo @BoRedfearn That’s risky 🫣

My co-founder dropped the plan. 72h to recharge from power lines.

I just published Nigeria Doesn’t Lack Innovation — It Lacks the Factories Behind It medium.com/p/nigeria-does… @NASENIHQ @FmstNg @EmekaOkoye @emeka_okafor

There are a lot of crazy people on the internet!

Ó ṣe mí bíi pé kí n wà ní beach house ni Mykonos, kí n máa sip properly fermented Chateau Troplong Mondot! 😪 Vision board just dey blur since morning. Mo ti jẹ Snickers chocolate, èmí ti fẹ́ bọ́

Shell and other companies usually include a “technical presentation" as part of the interview process. I had one the day before my Shell Recruitment Day. Presented to a bunch of folks from the Technical Safety Engineering team. One of the biggest scams in the corporate world is in that name – technical presentation – because I can assure you that the last thing they want is something technical. I have seen so many smart candidates fall for this. You think you impressed them. But the next thing you get is a rejection email. Because nobody is actually evaluating your technical skill. They are looking for something else entirely. (I wish they’d just be more honest about this.)🧵

Nigerian defense-tech startup Terra Industries unveiled its latest autonomous defense systems including interceptor drones, mine-detection vehicles and battlefield intelligence software reut.rs/4sYfyow

@Cayet9mt8 @0xkitng You sound so angry. What's the problem?

@0xkitng werent you the dude who waxed philosphical about some women being above a mans standard? You see, you simps see things differently from a truly masculine man. A masculine man doesnt want another man at home. A successful woman is an abnormality, an error of a gynocentric society.

That take is too absolute to be right. You’re assuming that if a man is already successful, he should be indifferent to a woman’s accomplishments. But this only makes sense if attraction is purely about what he can extract. For a lot of men, especially those who’ve built anything serious, accomplishments signal something deeper. It reflect discipline, thinking, consistency, and capacity. And these are things that I consider as attractive traits on their own. Also, at a certain level, it’s less about need and more about alignment. Someone who operates at a high level will often prefer a partner who understands pressure, responsibility, and long-term thinking. Not because he wants her money or visibility, but because it reduces friction in how we both live and think. There are men who don’t care about that, and that’s fine. But saying only schemers find accomplished women attractive is just collapsing a complex dynamic into one narrow motive sha