I write backend systems that move other
people's money.
Payments, ledgers, and the retries that decide
whether someone gets debited once or twice.
Java, Kotlin, Spring Boot. Android when the
problem lives on the phone.
What I post here is how real systems fail and
what you do about it before they do. Backend
reliability. Mobile engineering that survives a
bad network. The career things nobody tells
you until it is late.
I am also building @mydalycs in public, mistakes
included.
Engineering thinking, not shortcuts.
I build and write about AI, backend, fintech,
cloud, mobile and modern software. Follow along
and lets connect
I am not against sex education, but I disagree that the church is the appropriate platform for teaching it. How do you teach people about contraception, sexual health and making informed sexual decisions without inevitably introducing conversations about sexual activity?
The Bible’s position on premarital sex is clear, and I don’t think we need to complicate that position with unnecessary nuances. The church should uphold its teachings and values, while schools, healthcare professionals and other appropriate platforms handle comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education.
Not every “important” subject needs to be taught in church. Different institutions have different responsibilities.
Busy all day. Still didn't do the important things.
That was me, almost every week. So I built @mydalycs.
It's now live on Google Play and the App Store. Free to start. 🧵
I’ve been building something personal, and I’m excited to finally share it.
Meet Dalycs 🌱
A daily planner designed to help you organize your day, build routines, stay focused, and make progress towards your goals.
The web app is now live, and I’d love for you to try it out and tell me what you think.
Explore Dalycs:
https://t.co/rc86s6TH0o
Learn more:
https://t.co/YTOEiyOmKn
I used to end every day tired, with a full to do list still staring at me.
Not because I was lazy. I was busy from morning to night.
But busy and progress are not the same thing, and it took me too long to see it.
So I built the tool I wished I had. It's called @mydalycs, and it's now live on iPhone and Android.
Here's what changed for me 👇
Reporting issue to Hr depends on who you’re reporting,
If the HR likes that person, he’s a senior or a lick a$$ person, you’re gone already o
Wisdom is profitable to direct.
However, if you must report, provide good evidence or make them it themselves
Protecting oneself >>
Those days when I had a lot of money, I don’t know what to do with it, just keep and maybe few this and that , then forex took a large chunk away
Now when I know what to do with money, investment, building , scaling startup etc….
May the Lord bring that kind of money I want..
I used to end every day tired, with a full to do list still staring at me.
Not because I was lazy. I was busy from morning to night.
But busy and progress are not the same thing, and it took me too long to see it.
So I built the tool I wished I had. It's called @mydalycs, and it's now live on iPhone and Android.
Here's what changed for me 👇
@yabaleftonline Suspension or query or salary deduction is okay
Not like sack…. Is he that useless in the organization that they can afford to sack him just like that?
Busy all day. Still didn't do the important things.
That was me, almost every week. So I built @mydalycs.
It's now live on Google Play and the App Store. Free to start. 🧵
A traditional wedding does not replace the Church covenant.
If you have made the traditional marriage rites but have not yet stood before God and His Church, exchanged your vows, and been pronounced husband and wife, please exercise restraint. Keep sex within marriage.
As believers, we must understand that marriage is not merely a family arrangement or cultural ceremony. It is also a covenant we must honour before God and the body of Christ.
Go to church, say your vows, let the pastor or the priest pronounce you husband and wife.
And yes, I'm speaking primarily to CHRISTIANS that honour God. Unbelievers are welcome to listen, too.
A Farmer who complained that cows 🐄 keeps eating his crops decided to put poison in his farm and it killed large number of cows belonging to Fulani herders
What launch week taught me, shipping @mydalycs to the App Store and Google Play:
1. Ship before you feel ready. There's always one more thing.
2. Store approval isn't the hard part. Telling people is.
3. Early users notice things you never would. Reply to every message.
4. Nobody finds a new app on their own. Share it, then share it again.
Free on iPhone and Android 👇
https://t.co/RxzsNV3OgD
https://t.co/65UIMPaFy6
A transfer can fail and succeed at the same time.
That sounds like nonsense until it happens to somebody's money.
Here is the sequence, and where most teams get it wrong.
I write backend systems that move other
people's money.
Payments, ledgers, and the retries that decide
whether someone gets debited once or twice.
Java, Kotlin, Spring Boot. Android when the
problem lives on the phone.
What I post here is how real systems fail and
what you do about it before they do. Backend
reliability. Mobile engineering that survives a
bad network. The career things nobody tells
you until it is late.
I am also building @mydalycs in public, mistakes
included.
Engineering thinking, not shortcuts.
I build and write about AI, backend, fintech,
cloud, mobile and modern software. Follow along
and lets connect
Absolutely.
The Bible already provides the standard. We don’t need to invent private interpretations or seek special wisdom to redefine what God has clearly addressed in His Word.
The Church must be run according to the Scriptures. That is what makes it God’s Church, not our personal preferences or cultural opinions.
If the Bible has already established its position on a subject, why are we trying so hard to find ways to accommodate or justify what it does not permit?
I am not against sex education, but I disagree that the church is the appropriate platform for teaching it. How do you teach people about contraception, sexual health and making informed sexual decisions without inevitably introducing conversations about sexual activity?
The Bible’s position on premarital sex is clear, and I don’t think we need to complicate that position with unnecessary nuances. The church should uphold its teachings and values, while schools, healthcare professionals and other appropriate platforms handle comprehensive sexual and reproductive health education.
Not every “important” subject needs to be taught in church. Different institutions have different responsibilities.