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Big Sed⚡ retweeted
Over here guys
Organizing a hackathon?
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Try it out and let me know how it goes
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Big Sed⚡ retweeted
Organizing a hackathon?
There is an easier way to go about it and it comes with zero cost currently.
Try it out and let me know how it goes
hakanow.com
Organizing a hackathon?
There is an easier way to go about it and it comes with zero cost currently.
Try it out and let me know how it goes
hakanow.com
Big Sed⚡ retweeted
You might be earning more money than last year, but are you actually keeping more of it?
That's one of the things we want to make easier to understand with Iron Wealth.
Here's a look at our Wealth Trend report.
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Code & Cocktails is coming to Kumasi on 4 December 2026!
We’re looking for sponsors to help bring Ghana’s tech community together for our 4th edition.
Interested? Get in touch: [email protected]
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It’s time for Oseikrom 🥳
See you on the 4th of December in Kumasi
Early Bird Tickets are live: codeandcocktails.live
Unnecessary meetings are the bane of many companies. What bothers me most is how many productive hours they waste.
I built something to help teams visualize the true cost of their meetings.
It’s open source and runs locally within your organization.
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excited to be speaking! come hang! :D
We're excited to announce Phillipa Bennett-Eghan (@1bp7l_) as a speaker at SysConf 2026!
Her talk is titled "Building a Network Server from First Principles."
Network servers are programs that listen on ports, wait for other programs to connect to them over a network, and respond to their requests. There are many different kinds, from web and file servers to proxy and mail servers. Many languages and frameworks provide abstractions for network servers in applications, but a mental model of the layers beneath is useful.
So, in this talk, Phillipa explores those layers through a small network server she built in Go. She starts by accepting a TCP connection, then defines a simple wire protocol for exchanging messages and handles multiple connections concurrently. She also discusses the challenges that emerge, including managing shared state and handling process shutdown while work is still in progress.
#SysConf #SysConf26
ALT “Building a Network Server from First Principles” is the title of Phillipa’s talk at SysConf 2026.
ALT Phillipa Bennett-Eghan is a software engineer interested in distributed systems, networking, and infrastructure. She has built backend systems, and enjoys digging beneath abstractions to understand how things work at a lower level, particularly the mechanisms and trade-offs that make systems reliable and performant.
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Ghana’s tech ecosystem is evolving—and your voice matters.
Take the Ghana Tech Ecosystem Survey 2026 to help shape a clearer picture of where we are and where we’re headed.
Scan the QR code or visit bit.ly/ghts26
#HappyFoundersDay
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Finally figured out this whole AA video & audio pipeline.
Now I can own my Headunit entirely. Damn you Google. This is my car, not yours to police.
Imagine what I can do with all this real estate, native Idrive knob events, wheew 🏎️💥
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The 3rd edition of the Ghana Tech Ecosystem Survey by Code and Cocktails is officially open
Have your say and help us understand the dynamics, challenges, and opportunities in our tech space anonymously.
🔗 Fill it out here: bit.ly/ghts26 or scan the QR
#TechinGhana
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Recruited a GM for my company and for the first time in months, my head rests easy because another senior person is looking at the fine details. Recommend.
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And just like that, the Moolre Startup Cup has come to an end! 🏆🚀
What started as an idea to bring builders, innovators, and entrepreneurs together became a celebration of creativity, technology, and bold ideas.
From building innovative solutions with Moolre’s financial infrastructure to pitching, networking, learning, and finally celebrating our winners, the journey was one to remember.
A huge thank you to every participant, judge, partner, and everyone who supported the Startup Cup. @DevCongress , @BrifAfrica , @BuildingBytes,@codeNcocktails, and @kwekutech, thank you for being part of the journey.
The competition may be over, but the building continues.
Here’s to the ideas, the builders, and the future they’re creating. 🚀
#MoolreStartupCup #Moolre #StartupGhana #TechGhana #BuildWithMoolre #Innovation #Startups
Big Sed⚡ retweeted
I’m glad!!
POV: You survived the @moolrehq Startup Cup and somehow walked away with GHS 80,000. 😂🏆
The first edition ended with big ideas, big wins and some serious celebration.
🥇 Nsadua
🥈 @_advenr
We were there to catch the moments.
Here’s what went down at the Moolre Startup Cup Award Ceremony. 🎥🇬🇭
cc: @codeNcocktails @BrifAfrica
Big Sed⚡ retweeted
POV: You survived the @moolrehq Startup Cup and somehow walked away with GHS 80,000. 😂🏆
The first edition ended with big ideas, big wins and some serious celebration.
🥇 Nsadua
🥈 @_advenr
We were there to catch the moments.
Here’s what went down at the Moolre Startup Cup Award Ceremony. 🎥🇬🇭
cc: @codeNcocktails @BrifAfrica
Big Sed⚡ retweeted
Over the weekend, we concluded the first edition of the Moolre Startup Cup.
Over 250k in prizes!
Congratulations to the all the winners!
And a huge thank you to @moolrehq for making it happen.
For payments and VAS services, choose Moolre.