Cloud Engineer (AWS, Terraform and Docker) || Frontend Developer

Joined August 2025
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Are you really a tech bro if you've not built website to ask a babe out before ?
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VS Code
Be honest 😭💻 What's the FIRST thing you open before coding? A. VS Code B. ChatGPT C. Claude D. Cursor E. GitHub
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What is yours will be yours
what's a piece of advice that sounds smart but has never actually worked for you?
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When interviewing for mid level and senior roles in Europe, at least in my experience and what I have also seen in subreddits, you won’t get these type of questions. They’re so simple that it will be like it’s too good to be true how easy you’re getting the job 😂. Go to tech subreddits of any Western European country or the US, people are crashing out like mad cos they can’t find a job even when they’re experienced. The difficulty level is hard to explain. The questions are mostly situational so it’s hard to just cram and 'read' about it. You’ll need actual experience. In most cases, it does not even feel like an interview. It’s more of a conversation because the interviewers are going to be your peers. If it feels like a typical question and answer interview, it means they’re not moving forward with you. The format is usually something like, "I see you did X in your resume, how did you handle Y?". How you respond determines the next phase of the conversation. Sometimes we even talk about your hobbies. Before I started conducting interviews, my company organised a training session to coach us on what we should focus on. We want to find out what you know and most importantly, how you behave when you don’t know something? Instead of asking microservices vs monoliths, ask about the setup in their current company. You’ll find out what they think about the architecture; you’ll also know if they are familiar with scrum based on how they respond. "We use Postgres but it is a managed service in AWS" already tells you they know about cloud services, so no need to ask any cloud related question except to probe their contribution to managing the cloud resources. A good follow up question will be something related to Terraform. If they don’t have experience with it and can’t explain how AWS is managed in their current company, they’re trying to bullshit their way through. No need to push further, change the topic so they don’t feel like they’re performing badly in the interview.
Interviewer: How does TLS secure your data? Candidate: "It encrypts everything with a public and private key" What's missing from this answer?
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HTML and CSS can change your life!
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I value my mind to much to drink alcohol
Your worst alcohol experience Share it ?
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I have hidden your word in my heart that I might not sin against you.
What is your Favorite Bible verse ????? Christian X hit us...
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You only live once
Apart from “life is short,” what other lines do you use before making bad decisions??
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I'm not dying. I'm winning all the way
What level are you dy!ng ? 😂
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I have pushed the feature
Without naming ur job, tell me somethin you say 15 times per day at work ??
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That is the most useless certificates I have gotten. It didn't even make a difference in the labour market. I had the HRM and PMP Certificate, applied for countless related jobs and got none.
Dear Corps Members, you see those certifications offered to you during your CDS, Project management certifications, NIM, HSE etal…, Use your money to eat better food. Beeni, I talk am 😇😌
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Statement like this are vacuous and far from the truth. I grew up in a protestant household. But the moment I became serious with my walk with God. Catholic became my starting point for sound theology I don't agree with everything they say but no denomination comes close to...
A few months ago, a lady made this post: “If you want to have a close relationship with God, the Catholic Church is not the best place for you.” She used to be a Catholic. Yesterday, this same lady shared that after months of exploring other churches, she has finally found one that meets her spiritual longing. For that, I sincerely thank God with her. When it comes to matters of faith and religion, every person is free to choose, because there is a deep quest for God written in every human heart. That said, what troubles me is turning a personal experience into a general conclusion. I am a Catholic, not simply because I was born into it, but because I have chosen to live it and the Catholic Church has profoundly deepened my relationship with God. Through the Holy Mass, where Christ gives Himself to us in Word and Sacrament; through the Blessed Sacrament, where we encounter Jesus truly present; through the Sacrament of Reconciliation where I encounter the mercy of God; through the Scriptures, prayers, and the rich spiritual tradition of the Church, many of us grow daily in intimacy with God. The lady's problem (like many others) is that she simply inherited the Catholic faith from her parents without making efforts to own it. It is not enough to be born Catholic; one must make the effort to become Catholic. When that effort is made, the Church is not an obstacle to encountering God - it is one of the deepest schools of communion with Him.
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Catholic when it comes to teaching on Prayer, Sanctification, Devotion and overcoming addictions.
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Abeokuta, Ogun State! 📢 What you have been praying for is here! ​There are seasons that change everything, and this January, Abeokuta is the place to be. Your life is about to take a turn for the better. 🔥 The countdown begins!!!
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Signs of a Great Senior Frontend Engineer 1. Thinks in state machines and user flows, not just screens. 2. Designs for the "Offline" and "Slow 3G" states before the "Happy Path." 3. Writes boring, standard CSS and JS that doesn't require a "magic" mental model...
Signs of a Quality Woman: -Likes children -Not on dating apps -No tattoos chasing attention -Dresses with modesty -Minimal makeup - natural confidence -Cares about you, not your status -No obsession with celebrities -Puts her phone away when you're together -Comes from a respectable family She's not loud. She's not everywhere. That's why she's rare.
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14. Protects the user from layout shifts and broken interactions. 15. Mentors by explaining the "Why" behind the architecture, not just the "How." 16. Leaves the component library more consistent than they found it...
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They don’t chase every "State Management" hype cycle. They don’t over-engineer a simple button into a 500-line monster. They don’t flex their "custom framework" built over a weekend
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