Brume

Mercy Not Sacrifice🙏🫶

#WeDoHardThingsTogether 🏃‍♀️🏋🏊‍♀️

#upcomingpolyglot

#LakeShow(By choice) #DubNation(By Threat)

[Brume @brume_love]

By Jehovah's willing, I'll be a Java Champion in the next 7 - 10 years. @Java_Champions @java

[Brume @brume_love]

Who asked @UseLemfi to update thier UI. Was there any product designer plus Ux involved? This is too messy on my eyes, please Keep ur UI's simple, the card view isn't working.

[🥷 @_iamhabeeb]

taking a long break from the gym is one of the worst things you can do.

[D🪿 @Devsthetix]

What a privilege it is to be able to run, afford a gym membership, buy healthy food, pay your bills, walk on your own legs, see with your own eyes, think clearly, work every day, and push your body to become stronger.

Never take these blessings for granted.

[Jaina @Jainadave_]

STUDY FINDS: Going to the gym consistently makes you lose interest in people with no discipline, no goals, and no direction in life

[Tony Ma @t1o6n3y]

🚨 Security vulnerabilities reported in a SINGLE day:

PHP — 2 CVEs
Node.js — 10 CVEs
NGINX — 5 CVEs
Go — 1 CVE
GitLab — 12 CVEs
eMudhra — CA certificate compromise

[Anthony Alaribe {···} @tonialaribe]

This week's incidents are a reminder about why "human in the loop" is important. Ie, read your damn code. Understand your systems. Know whats in there and what can go wrong.

No LLM advancement will replace human understanding.

[L @lanreadelowo]

if you do not have CVE scanning on every PR in 2026, you are not going to make it. it was the baseline 5 years ago but most teams skip it.

You simply can't afford to not do it today.

[D🪿 @Devsthetix]

The day you accept fitness as a forever thing is the day you stop stressing over quick results and start enjoying the whole journey.

[C.D.O 🦅 @bigblissfx]

The older I get the more I understand why people say, “When you love your life, you can’t be around people who hate theirs because they’re always either complaining or comparing.”

[Okeowo Aderemi @qtguru]

I just finished an interview please if you're Fintech and looking for an engineer available in Lagos I'm here o. 😭 even if it's consulting.

Upwork is dead, LinkedIn works but too much work authorizations.

I write Flutter, Nest , TS and I can setup up docker and open to the JVMs.

[Wes @phishfinding]

The only reason you aren’t good at something is because you don’t commit the time to become good at it.

That’s the only reason.

[49th. @the49thstreet]

.@niyiokeowo’s work has built a reputation for excellence across mediums.

From design to 3D, animation, branding, photography, and sound, the multidisciplinary artist keeps adding tools to his arsenal, always in service of the world he wants to build.

✍🏾: @aanu_id

🔗: https://t.co/pkKm2O4b62

[Jaina @Jainadave_]

Hate to admit it, but the "go to the gym in the morning & enjoy the rest of your day" people were right.

[Brume @brume_love]

@qtguru Easy bone to crack! You got this!

[Michael @leanis1aw]

I’ve realized I’m happiest when my days are full

work, gym, tennis, dinner with friends, whatever

too much free time sounds great until you actually have it

[SysConf by SysDsgn @sysconf_]

We’re excited to announce Anthony Alaribe (@tonialaribe), co-founder of @monoscope_tech, as a speaker at SysConf 2026!

His talk is titled “Timefusion: Retrospective on running a custom timeseries database in production.”

Anthony’s talk at #SysConf25 focused on the motivation for building Timefusion, a time series database built in Rust.

This year, his talk examines the reality of powering an observability platform using Timefusion over the last year, including painful incidents, what has gone well and the techniques the @monoscope_tech team has implemented to stay fast at scale.

[Malvin @ManOfFocus_]

I’m now 100% convinced that the key to greatness is simply having a delusional level of belief in your incredible future.

[Anthony Alaribe {···} @tonialaribe]

This is the hardest thing I've done in a long time.
We moved all Monoscope users to Timefusion (our in-house S3-backed time series database) after more than a year of running some customers on Timefusion while others stayed on the legacy columnar DB.

As you can imagine, everything went to shit. 2 weeks of intermittent downtime and degraded service for a lot of users. TLDR: some Timefusion assumptions didn't hold when more throughput was thrown at it. E.g., some queries got as slow as 30 seconds instead of the usual < 500 ms. But we also couldn't afford to stay on the old system (Too expensive).

Anyway, still a lot of work to be done, especially querying really wide time ranges or very old data. But we'll get there.

The issues were mainly about lock contention at scale and memory management with so many tenants. We have to sort data as it comes in, and who knew sorting was such an expensive operation (memory-wise)? 😂