Woke up this morning and felt like learning Go. Downloaded it. Opened the docs. Saw “goroutines.” Closed the docs. Opened YouTube. We move.

Naija na family business 😂

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Omoh! That Jarvis viral AI video we just watched for a minute actually took a long process to create oo! The work rate these guys put in no be small. Incredible! 👏👏

Not all secrets can stay buried.... WAKE UP DEAD MAN: A KNIVES OUT MYSTERY is coming to Netflix 12 December.

This game gave me memories I'd never forget.

Tenchu: Stealth Assassins released 27 years ago on PlayStation!

That phone in your hand will ring for Good News🤲🏽

I love this thread.

How LLMs work, clearly explained:

With Cursor/Lovable/Claude Code, the cost of software creation is approaching zero. I think this will fundamentally change software business models over the next decade. Software itself will be less differentiated, meaning differentiation will have to come elsewhere; in many cases, the software itself will be "free" in order to charge for another offering. As I see it, there are seven business models that benefit from this: 1. Hardware: Use software to sell hardware (or vice versa) 2. Vertical Integration: Offer vertically integrated hardware and software 3. Services: Charge for the work itself (accounting, legal) or offer services to integrate software into complex, custom deployments 4. Payments: Give away software, charge for interchange fees 5. Platforms: Customers will pay for the convenience of platforms, not the functionality of point solutions 6. Advertising: Software essentially becomes “interactive content.” Infinity bonus points if network effects are involved 7. Infrastructure / Compute: The platforms that enable software creation will collect their tax on each piece of it So I’m writing a several-part series laying out a framework for business models in the age of “free software"

THE YEAR OF THE NINJA 🥷

The best OCR for extracting structured receipt data: - Mistral OCR - Vercel AI SDK - Insanely cheap

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This statement reveals that sometimes it's the mentality of some folks that causes stagnation and underdevelopment. Imagine someone like this being in a position to lead development.

What was the need for this? I understand it was mainly an Unreal Engine showcase but this will definitely bring up unnecessary criticism for this game if it doesn't look as good as the Tech demo.

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This is a very stupid analogy that sounds smart. It's so annoying seeing videos like this trying to justify cheating. He should also explain why this doesn't seem to work for STDs, perhaps that's based on another principle.

On point 👉🏽

Nobody talks about how a remote job keeps you from being social and getting enough exercise. You sit in front of your computer all day waiting for your packages to be delivered, and even work extra hours cause “you’re home anyways”.