divv.dev (Divinne)

co-founder at @phishcore, also on github @

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

@thenewgenesis04 where do I get make this

[Kagan @KaganTech]

There are wayyyyy too many beautiful women in the world for you to be fooling yourself over a poor Nigerian girl.

Gentlemen, please don't be stupid.

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

@thenewgenesis04 real!! I remember 2023/24 when devs were like this 😂😂

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

stage 1: denial

[Feyi @gvofeyii]

Opus 5.5 got everyone think they’re actual motion designers

Can’t help but laugh 😭✌🏾

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

@QingTheCreator_ you will winn

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

falseee 😂😂😂😂

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

I think I'm the only dev that still uses vscode...

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

y'all don't want to see this now 😭😭

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

and so it begins

[BaddieOnChain💎(B.O.C ) @bitcoinbaddie_]

Attended many crypto event to know that crypto events are not all that

Work smart and pray for grace in all you do

You go connect tire nothing for you 😂

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

@sheisremide 👍🏼👍🏼

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

@arshxbt truue... I agree that smaller events have impacts than bigger ones...

blockfest wasn't what I expected it to be..

I enjoyed three sessions at the masterclass yesterday but that was it.. today was a waste of time and energy..

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

@arshxbt real asf 😭😭

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

@Dee_Floki blockfest??

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

see how hard they try to discredit Madrid's 22-24 run?? "there was a low point of football talent" lmao..

we were just better than everyone else..

[Fr33 Gunn3r 💻 @Fr33Chas3r]

It’s hard to blame the poor guy there was a low point of footballing talent, esp RBs, from 2021-2024 and the only complete team in Europe was Pep Guardiola’s Man City (for Madrid this is like playing against Alaves) so he prob thought he was some Brazilian legend caliber talent

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

@bvchidra nah it wont.. and opus is smart enough to read the code or ask for context

[Ewgi @Ssaasquatch]

Yes I agree but don’t make the mistake of choosing one when you can be part of both. Crypto gets a bad rap because conversations about it esp on Naija Twitter rarely go beyond its price and how to make quick money. Read the Bitcoin white paper and you’ll see there’s much more to crypto than some of the pathetic discourse we see online.

Bonus reading: decentralization, privacy, tokenization and RWAs

Young people have no reason to pledge allegiance to a single asset class. You need to understand them all.

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

@sin4ch @moonshotbytc we'll see again

[divv.dev (Divinne) @divv_dev]

🤨

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

There’s a popular cybersecurity researcher on this space whose job post I shared with a mutual, who completed the work but hasn’t been paid.

Honestly I respect their work, but I’d like to understand what‘s going on. I’ll be asking questions.

Stay tuned.

[IT Guy @T3chFalcon]

There’s a popular cybersecurity researcher on this space whose job post I shared with a mutual, who completed the work but hasn’t been paid.

Honestly I respect their work, but I’d like to understand what‘s going on. I’ll be asking questions.

Stay tuned.

[Global Developer🥀 @kiddo4lyf]

My secondary school principal once told me, “You will reap whatever you sow.”

Years ago, I watched my mum kneel and beg her over prize money I won at a tech competition.

Back in secondary school, I was always going for tech competitions. For one of them, a few of us built a robotics project. I handled most of the building and coding, other students helped, and the school supported us with equipment too.

We placed in the competition and won some money. We even met with a senior official in our Lagos education district, who told us the prize money was for the students, not the school.

I had no idea how much trouble that money would cause.

At that point, I badly needed a laptop. I was writing frontend and backend code on my phone and borrowing people’s laptops to build things.

My mum was doing her best, but a laptop wasn’t something we could afford. That prize money felt like my chance.

When the money entered my account, I gave some to the people who worked with me. I also offered ₦30k to the school.

I told my physics teacher, who had mentored me for years, that I wanted to add my savings to what was left and finally buy a laptop.

I thought she’d understand because she knew my struggle. Instead, she felt insulted by my offer.

My mum even sent her a voice note explaining why I needed the laptop. She never replied. That was the last time we spoke.

I still appreciate everything she taught me though.

Later, I returned to school because I urgently needed my school documents.

The principal told me they wouldn’t release them until I brought the prize money.

I called my mum. What happened next is something I still think about.

My mum came to the school and knelt on the floor, begging the principal to let me get my documents.

I stood there watching her plead. It hurt so much. She knew what that laptop meant to me and was willing to humble herself just so I could move forward.

Eventually, another teacher helped us. We contributed towards a printer the school wanted, and I was finally allowed to process my documents.

I got that laptop. And I genuinely don’t know where I��d be today if I hadn’t.

My principal once said, “You will reap whatever you sow.”

I think I am and I’m grateful to God I bought that laptop