Peter Okwodu

Software Engr | Baker

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[ǝdɐɔsǝʇıʍpıɯ @cnb_1992]

"what a privilege it is to be exhausted by an ambition of your own choosing"

[Fishon 💡 @fishon_amos]

Everyone traveling for Africa Bitcoin Conference will be sorted by @TapnobHQ .

1. You can get Malawi Esim on Tapnob. It is already available on web. And will be live on the app this weekend.

2. You can spend bitcoin locally in Malawi using Tapnob.

[Olumide Adesina @olumidecapital]

The true test of a successful entrepreneur is strategic endurance and effective execution

[Amapiano Ambassador🇿🇦 @MzoliThaHomie1]

For me as it stands I think it will be between:

Umoya 2.0
Nayvee’s Prayer
Remember
Wo Lo

We’ll see if any of the usual suspects drop anything to challenge these songs within the coming weeks

[Peter Okwodu @Jakes_ce]

Hey AI

What's AI psychosis?

[Fishon 💡 @fishon_amos]

The next form of money is in Stablecoins.

[Olumide Adesina @olumidecapital]

You have to make peace as a young person with looking unimpressive or plain for a while, so your wealth can actually grow for the long term

[Hussein Nasser @hnasr]

Once upon a time there was an engineer who observed an SQL delete statement on a field called blah = x. That query was doing a full table scan and unnecessarily locks many rows in the execution path causing contention and sometimes deadlocks, mainly because blah didn’t have an index.

The engineer added an index and that made the query much faster.

Another engineer discovered that there was a bug in the code and that query shouldn’t have been executed to begin with. They removed the code that executed the delete and replaced with simpler delete on a more selective id field which was the primary clustered index on that table.

The index on blah remained on the table for decades, no one remembers why its there or questions it anymore.

The index lived happily ever after on that table, bloating storage, amplifying writes and WAL and slowing inserts.

The end.

[Peter Okwodu @Jakes_ce]

@Shalom_HeyEliy The sims game and mmorpgs has always been a hit.

Giving it a a Nigerian feels in times like this where social space is booming is beautiful.

It will only get better as the population and culture to fuel expansion is available.

[Fishon 💡 @fishon_amos]

Rent in Abuja’s city centre and most fast growing cities in Nigeria is becoming out of reach for most people.

Nigerians need to embrace and formalise the concept of shared apartments, like in many major cities around the world.

For example, if a 2-bedroom apartment costs N3m/year, 4 people can share it bringing the rent to N750k per person annually.

With vetted roommates, clear agreements and proper management, shared living can be an affordable way to live in the city.

[Tapnob @TapnobHQ]

Talking stage cancelled ✌🏽
The only “omw” I believe is “Your Naira is on the way.”

[Jensen Huang @JensenHuang]

For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter.

AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country.

Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty.

The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.

https://t.co/AUKzoQ5Ikb

[Anish Moonka @anishmoonka]

Uber handed its 5,000 engineers an AI coding assistant in December. By April, the company had blown through its entire AI budget for all of 2026, with two thirds of the year still to go.

Cheap, basic AI has gotten almost free over the past few years. But almost no company builds serious software on the cheap stuff. The tools Uber's engineers reached for sit at the very top of the price list, and the top of the list is where prices have been climbing.

In April, OpenAI released its newest top-tier model at double the price of the one before it. Anthropic left the list price of its top Claude model unchanged, then changed how it counts text, so the same job now adds up to a bigger bill. And the way these tools run makes it worse. Left on their own, they read a company's entire codebase, write new code, test it, and rewrite it, around the clock. A single task can burn through millions of words, and you pay for every one. At Uber, individual engineers were ringing up $500 to $2,000 a month, and the company had even posted leaderboards ranking people by usage, which only pushed them to lean on it harder.

Microsoft hit the same wall from the other direction. When its engineers used Claude Code, Microsoft had to pay Anthropic for every word the AI produced. When those same engineers use Microsoft's own coding tool, the work runs on computers Microsoft already owns and costs the company almost nothing extra. So it told thousands of engineers on its Windows and Office teams to drop Claude Code by the end of June. It still uses Anthropic's models in plenty of other places. The switch came down to one thing: who pays for each word.

For years, a flat monthly fee hid how much AI a team was really using. The new pay-as-you-go meters show every cent, and finance teams are seeing the true number for the first time. The cheapest AI keeps getting cheaper. The AI that companies actually want to run keeps getting more expensive, and the bill just came due.

[Tapnob @TapnobHQ]

If there’s one clip that captured Bitcoin Pizza Day Kaduna, it’s this 🍕⚡️

A quick conversation on the event and why it matters for @TapnobHQ

More moments from Bitcoin Pizza Day Kaduna coming soon

[Tapnob @TapnobHQ]

Some Pictures from Bitcoin Pizza Day Kaduna 🍕⚡️

Still grateful for the energy, conversations, and community we experienced on Friday.

Huge thank you to everyone who came out and to every volunteer who helped make it happen 🙏🏽

Special thanks to our community partner for @HarlemBitcoin for supporting Bitcoin Pizza Day Kaduna

More moments from the event coming soon on @TapnobHQ

[Tapnob @TapnobHQ]

Champions of England.

Congratulations Arsenal.

[Chris Gillum @cgillum]

Until recently I was using VS Code instead of VS for .NET development because VS Code worked better with coding agents. But recently I discovered that agents in VS 2026 can use the attached debugger to inspect in-memory state, which is game-changing! Back to full VS for me. 😁

[smartmove @200OKDeveloper]

Watching this dangote interview has really made me optimistic about Africa future,

[Tapnob @TapnobHQ]

Tapnob for Merchants enables businesses and individuals to accept payments in Bitcoin, USDT, and USDC.

The sender pays in digital assets, while the recipient receives local currency directly in their bank account.

Create a Tapnob Account to get started:
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[Tapnob @TapnobHQ]

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This video shows how to add Tapnob to your home screen on Android in seconds and send 100 USDT to your bank account in under 30 seconds.
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