@obiabo_immanuel Come my place bro. I watched this video Aina made, he talked about blue river, it’s same as my place too.
I miss home, lagos is too noisy
In this era of “anything is possible,” you are your own limitation.
Dreaming big isn’t just a dream anymore; it’s the ability to imagine and create something no one else has created.
TBH, no amount of self-learning can make you match someone who competently completed Computer Science degree. Sometimes I regret why I didn't choose computer science.
everyone figured out how to look smart at the same time and it's killing the internet
AI writes anyone a flawless explainer but put the author on a podcast, ask ONE follow-up, and it's so over.
the $497 course your favorite guru sold you is a summary of a book he didn't even READ
some of you have never been asked a follow-up question and it shows
the only thing left with any value is actually understanding things
lets build an algorithm that promotes great communication, but also great goddamn expertise.
i've hacked attention. now i want to help the scientists, the inventors and people helping humanity get the attention they deserve.
I shouldn’t use AI to fast track product development because “Patrick | Web developer” with inconsistent power from 300 TLs away thinks it would make me less of an engineer
I met a guy at a coworking space who vibe codes all day, every day.
I was shocked when I found out he knows more about system design and coding principles than most software engineers I know.
I asked him how.
He said every time Claude finishes coding something, he asks:
“Why did you do it this way?”
Claude explains it.
He learns.
He might actually be ready for interviews at Anthropic, Google or OpenAI.
Never thought vibe coding could teach someone like this.