C’mon man, you need to at least wait for it to be public before jumping the gun.
Also, we need to stop these vote of thanks we extend to these people when they do their jobs.
They are public servants not our benefactors
Our internal data shows Claude is accelerating AI development—a possible path to recursive self-improvement, or AI autonomously building a more capable successor.
It’s happening faster than we thought, and the implications deserve greater attention. https://t.co/OVVPJO7VQx
The more I study Aliko Dangote's business empire, the more impressed I become.
Almost every business within the group seems to support another:
• Dancom Technologies provides IT and internet services.
• Dangote Oil & Gas supplies diesel across the group.
• NASCON supplies inputs used by Dangote Sugar.
• Dangote Sinotruk helps with trucks and logistics.
• Blue Star Shipping handles clearing and logistics services.
• Greenview International sits at the top as a key holding company.
Everything appears designed to keep value, profits, and critical services within the ecosystem.
This level of integration didn't happen by accident. It took decades of planning, execution, and capital allocation.
Now I understand even better why Aliko Dangote is the richest Black man in the world. The man didn't just build businesses; he built an ecosystem. 👏🏾
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Dear men,
If you die right now in 2026 because of responsibilities.
1. Your children will survive and get the best of life within your wife's capacity
2. Next of kin will not practice delayed gratification
3. Another man will knack your wife
Learn or learn the hard way.
In a world where we're taught that servers need to remember everything to verify it,
stateless OTPs work more like a secret handshake than a recorded message.
Instead of saving the code in a database, the server uses cryptography and time to "calculate" what the code should be at any given moment.
This is often done using an algorithm like TOTP (Time-based One-Time Password), where both the server and your device (like an authenticator app) share a single ‘secret key’.
When you enter a code, the server doesn't look it up; it simply looks at the current time, combines it with that shared secret, and runs a mathematical formula to see if it gets the same result you did.

To keep things valid for only 60 seconds without storage, the server divides time into chunks, for example, it might treat every 60-second window as a single step.
Even though the exact time might differ by a few seconds between devices, as long as they are within the same time step, the math will produce the exact same 6-digit code.
This makes the system stateless, meaning the server doesn't need a massive list of codes or a database to check against;
it just needs a clock and its secret key to instantly prove you are who you say you are