eazyisreal

@thatc0olguyy @github Bruhh, there's been too many hacks this year

@github Wtfff.

We are investigating unauthorized access to GitHub’s internal repositories. While we currently have no evidence of impact to customer information stored outside of GitHub’s internal repositories (such as our customers’ enterprises, organizations, and repositories), we are closely monitoring our infrastructure for follow-on activity.

There are too much opportunities in this world for me to be poor.

STOP calling yourself a "Full Stack Developer." That title is almost dead. 🚨 If your resume's biggest flex is that you can build both a React frontend and a Node CRUD backend... you are competing with a $20/month AI subscription. And you are losing. In 2026, AI is the full stack. The ability to write boilerplate across the stack is no longer a premium skill; it is the absolute bare minimum baseline. If you want to survive the current market, you have to completely rewrite your career story. Companies are no longer hiring "code translators." They are hiring Product Engineers. Here is what your resume actually needs to prove right now to get past the hiring filter: 1. Partnered Execution (Over Ticket Pushing) Don't just list the frameworks you used. Show how you partnered directly with business to solve a real, messy problem. Did you push back on a bad product requirement? Did your architecture directly unblock the sales team or save cloud costs? You are a business partner first, and an engineer second. 2. Architectural Restraint Junior devs use AI to generate 10,000 lines of code. Senior devs use AI to delete it. Highlight how you managed technical debt, simplified complex system designs, and built scalable, "boring" infrastructure that doesn't crash at 3 AM. 3. The "Last Mile" Delivery AI gets a project to 90% incredibly fast. But that last 10%—handling the bizarre edge cases, the concurrent database locks, the messy physical-world logistics—is an absolute nightmare for an LLM. Prove you are the person who knows how to drag an AI prototype across the finish line into a stable production environment.

Now, I’m in a position where I can pay it forward to recommend, to open doors, and to advocate for others the same way people did for me. There’s something deeply fulfilling about that. Blissful, even — to see the cycle continue.

I’ve largely been a product of referrals and recommendations. Most of the opportunities I’ve had in tech didn’t come from cold applications — they came from people who trusted my work enough to put my name forward. That’s not something I take lightly.

@Akintola_steve Option 2 seems the best option as real time rate are what is needed. Wrong rates even for the tinnest seconds could mess things up.

On my escrow service, I started thinking: What happens if the service I’m using for real-time exchange rates fails or something goes wrong? A fallback rate system could be the following: 1) Return the most recently cached rate 2) Avoid relying on a single provider by switching to a secondary rate provider 3) Fall back to a default rate provider when needed What would be the best approach in this case, or better still, I'd love to hear your inputs?

Thank you, @cowrywise, for such an amazing session with the infrastructure team. I learned a great deal about docker swarm for orchestration

Jesus is king!

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Feb Dump

@lazeeme2002 Please send ne a DM

@eazyisreal_dev Data Analytics and Visualization by Macquarie University, Australia , 15 days of SQl: The complete masterclass by Nikolai Schuler. I am committed to continues learning and growth in the field of Data.

Do you know any data analyst looking for a PPA in lagos ? Kindly shoot me a DM. I might be able to push your CV to my bosses

Jesus is king!

Blessed and highly favoured

@moyomadee7 Come and mentor me

How it started…

@EbelikeEbitimi Thank you 😊

@eazyisreal_dev Congratulations 🎊

January Dump

What an amazing experience at The Tech Revolution Africa! Loved the conversations and insights from ecosystem leaders on pushing the boundaries of tech innovation in Africa.

We’re back with the first API Connect of the year API Connect is a small, focused gathering for people building and thinking deeply about APIs. This edition explores what it actually means to build APIs in the AI era, beyond the hype. No pitches. Just real discussions with people shipping APIs Register to express interest → luma.com/jxd4xyct

@Japa_Queen Why you no tell me whatsapp, boss ? I dey cike your DM

If you’re a tech guy/sis and you’re looking to japa, please start looking at GERMANY. There’s demand for tech people right now.