Bad economic environment made us all to normalise 20% profit on investment as normal or expected.
One day, when this economy recovers and your money market yield returns to 5%, 8% or so, you will realise that its dysfunction you have been enjoying.
On some days I think about how randomly I started https://t.co/l0OJpYjQl9
With the help & advice of my friends in Covenant University and I smile so widely lol.
Many years later and there’s been no reason to stop going and even building more things. Grateful for All 😌🙏🏾💙
Honestly, there is something really wrong when working with AI. It's not like normal working. It feels very different - it gives you reward for effort you did not put in. And that is addictive but also time consuming and wrong in a way. I think we need to recalibrate in some way.
I have to admit, I have zero excitement about this latest flurry of new model releases
I am sure they are all better, but the existing ones were more than good enough, and I'm learning how much to trust those existing ones... and already they do more than I can utilize them (for writing code)
So no, I'm not particularly excited about Fable 5.1 or Astra or anything else - what would I use it for??
I'm having a hard time accepting messages from people with unlimited AI budgets telling folks at much smaller businesses that 'coding is dead'
Once upon a time, we used to throttle network connections to test how websites worked on a slow connection
Try using a $10 plan in October. AI products change DRAMATICALLY when you have a budget
People treat you how you treat yourself.
A Lagos Football Derby being cancelled with a few days notice because of a political rally is the domestic equivalent.
If you intro a guy to another group of friends saying "this na my chair" and shake him with 2 hands, they greet him accordingly.
If you say "na that my mumu guy I dey tell you be this" and tap the back of this head. You guys will be sending him on errand in 15 mins.
There is no nation where foreigners treat the citizens better than how their government treats them.