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Lagos
Joined April 2025
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Japhet | Software Engineer πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» retweeted
πŸ“Œ They are NOT coming
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Hotel owners, quick gist πŸ‘‡ Guest DMs you at 11pm: "how much is your room?" 
You're asleep. Staff don close.
8am: they've booked somewhere else. You didn't lose them to a better hotel. You lost them to a faster one. I build booking pages that answer for you while you sleep. DM me πŸ“©
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Throughout my four years in Lasu, my tuition fee no pass 150k but here you are happy to be in debt of 530k for just two years with the hope to pay back once you start working. Did they promise you Job already to pay back the loan? The way this guy dey reason dey muzz me walai
Replying to @CryptoDefiLord
Mine is just 530k I’ll pay back when I start working🌚
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Devs, do you still write tests for your side projects or are we all just saying "I'll add them later" and move on
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Monday and light don already go before 7am. the week started without consulting me. Anyways, Happy New Week
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Opened vs code around 9 "just to check one thing". it's almost 12
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Japhet | Software Engineer πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» retweeted
One of the keys that tells your browser a website is real was the number 4 Full episode: youtu.be/zwaepk1Pd7s
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AI can make producing code easier without making understanding code easier. The teacher believes that the important skill for the next generation of developers is not simply knowing how to ask AI for code, but knowing enough to question, inspect, test, and improve what AI produces. For someone learning software engineering, this means you should learn to use AI as a coding assistant while still understanding the code it generates. You do not need to memorise every line of syntax, but you should understand the fundamentals well enough to recognise when a solution is wrong. Don't just learn how to make AI build things. Learn how to tell whether what AI built is worth trusting.
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May we not do it in vain πŸ™πŸ»
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Anyone building SaaS for Nigerian businesses without thinking offline-first is building for a country that doesn't exist. When the light goes and data finishes, the repair shop still has to log the phone that just came in.
πŸ€– Made with AI
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Japhet | Software Engineer πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» retweeted
I’m a very private person, maybe due to my upbringing. I sometimes wish to share every little win like others do, but another part of me always resists. Am I the only one who feels this way, or is it wrong not to share every little win?
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I’m a very private person, maybe due to my upbringing. I sometimes wish to share every little win like others do, but another part of me always resists. Am I the only one who feels this way, or is it wrong not to share every little win?
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Unpopular opinion but most small business sites in Lagos don't need Next.js static pages, decent hosting, proper local SEO and a WhatsApp button. that setup quietly beats a lot of the fancy builds i get asked to "fix"
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The scariest two words a client can send you is "quick one"
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Lowkey, messages like this give me joy πŸ€©πŸ€— Meanwhile, I build to bring ideas to life πŸ”₯✌️
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2 days ago, I was craving to cook Titus Fish I can’t imagine imagine one single Titus fish is #7500 while just two fish is #13500 How do we even get here πŸ₯Ί
Semo + Egusi + Fish πŸ˜‹ Food is bae πŸ™‚β€β†•οΈπŸ˜
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Japhet | Software Engineer πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» retweeted
πŸ“Œ Familiarity will keep you stuck!πŸ”₯πŸ”₯πŸ”₯
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Japhet | Software Engineer πŸ§‘β€πŸ’» retweeted
This PHP vulnerability you have to pay attention yes there are auto fixes but depending on where you deployed your app you have to take action ‼️‼️
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Two friends graduate the same year. One lands a job with a big firm on the Island. Within two years: a car, an apartment, pictures at every event. Everyone says he has made it. The other goes back home and opens a small shop. Aunties keep asking his mother when he'll get a proper job. Five years later, the first one is good at his work but tired. Salary finishes before the month does and he's scared to move. The second one now has three shops and people who depend on him for their own salary. Nobody remembers they ever doubted him. Neither of them was ahead. Neither was behind. They were just running on different clocks. Stop measuring your life with somebody else's timeline.
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