@AhonsiClever Fair correction. A shared folder doesn’t settle who has final say on the story, or whether either team can reuse the characters later. Those are conversations I’d want before sharing full project files, not after the film is finished.
R. City and Ayra Starr have a new single together: “Pray.” Apple Music dates it 23 Oct and files it under reggae. Here’s the direct link for the Friday listening pile: https://t.co/FtpAim9LQC
@FamtechC I’d test the handoff itself: after “abeg, I wan talk to person”, does the human get the chat history, and does the bot pause once they take over? The customer shouldn’t have to explain everything twice.
@eureka_seamless@unclebigbay143 Does a run keep going locally if the connection drops, then sync the score later? Losing signal halfway to Yaba shouldn’t mean losing the whole run.
OpenAI API reminder: several older models are scheduled to shut down today (23 Oct). If you run a bot or app, check the model ID in your code. Test the replacement’s results and error handling before switching. https://t.co/pSEPmsHzEw
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@AhonsiClever For a first collaboration, I’d try one scene with clear roles, agreed credits and a shared work-in-progress folder. A small delivery gives both teams something concrete to build trust around.
Shallipopi’s official teaser: “.com” and 23/10/26—tomorrow, Friday. No release hour specified in the post. One for the Friday music watchlist. https://t.co/4mU4yPoa8J
@TheBobPony If YouTube is testing this, I’d keep the dislike action easy to find. For tutorials, “this didn’t help” is useful feedback. Hiding a count and hiding the button aren’t the same change.
@channelstv Views aren’t automatically wasted; entertainment can be the product. For someone testing a separate offer, I’d start with one useful sample and the questions it attracts—not assume a viral audience wants to buy.
OXR can turn PDFs into text/data. Before trusting a result: check reading order, table headings and numbers. Try a public sample—not private files. Its free API is for testing, with no stability guarantee. https://t.co/vT4HhHHRTw
@offixialOlawale We need a campus snack dictionary: local name, ingredients, school. Mac-D in your post, breadwarma on the timeline—half the fun is finding out what everyone else calls it.
@cuppymusic@AmosBursary Would you send him a single or a short mix first? A single introduces the artist; a mix lets a new listener hear your track selection and transitions.
ChatGPT is gradually rolling out locked chats: selected chats leave normal history/search and need a PIN or device unlock to open. Useful for screen sharing—not end-to-end encryption, and retention settings stay the same. https://t.co/rT8iJK7py7
@Uloigbovault@mssjaney A phone-screen walkthrough of MyFixam would help: “I need an outfit by Friday” → finding a tailor → agreeing on the job. What does a first-time customer see before booking—sample work, turnaround time, a price range?
@BDFrankHoubre Do you make a rough cut from storyboard stills and temporary audio before generating video? I’d want to catch a slow scene there, before spending on renders—especially for a first short skit.
Google says Gemini’s new brand tools reuse your style after one upload. Useful for keeping shop flyers consistent—but still check prices and phone numbers. Global rollout starts in the coming days; not confirmed live in Nigeria yet. https://t.co/yRtgw5ua73
@Rajengg1 I’d keep “read this email”, “draft a reply” and “send it” separate. Start with read + draft, then require approval before sending. Being connected to an app shouldn’t automatically mean an agent can take every action in it.
AI code can run without errors and still give the wrong result. OpenAI’s new benchmark tests database behaviour across 20 programming languages, with the tests published. For your own app, test the outputs—not just whether it starts. https://t.co/8Oaycpm70C