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Physics is hard to visualize through static images alone, so I turned my 174 pages of high school physics notes into an interactive website.
It covers mechanics, electricity, and magnetism, breaking down complex concepts into intuitive visualizations, real-world scenarios, and interactive problems.
Check it out here: atlas-of-physics.vercel.app/
As a student, don't sleep on Gemini notebook. Embrace the technology at your disposal
Students can now add course materials and textbooks right in @Gemini_Notebook at no charge. 📚 Access hundreds of textbooks from providers in the U.S. and India, including OpenStax, Open Textbook Library, and S Chand Publishing, with inline citations, study guides, practice quizzes, and more.
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We now have:
Claude Cowork
Claude Design
Claude Finance
Claude Science
Claude Teacher
Claude Legal
It's literally coming for everything
How does Africa tend to advance in AI without tackling our electricity problems? In this video, I share some of the thoughts I have.
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Anthropic's IPO was filed on October 26, 2026, and I value it's equity at about $1.475 trillion, which will inform my decision on whether to buy or sell its shares. To make your Anthropic choice, though, you should value it yourself, and I will provide a story and input structure to help you. bit.ly/3UTo3Gj
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Most people think this is a terrible idea. I'm thinking more of product cannibalism?
Won't this tank the sales of iPads?
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Another chance to sell that my personal website is actually more than just my resume. It contains free skills for people in tech as well so feel free to explore.
This is extremely sad.
🚨BREAKING: @moniepoint to cut Engineering, Product roles in major restructuring.
The changes come as the fintech expands beyond its established Nigerian operations and grows its presence in Kenya.
Read More: thecondia.com/moniepoint-to-…
An apt summary about the second half of the year so far.
The past few months have just been giving Things Fall Apart vibes
— Nigerian startups are shutting down
— USA is preparing the Pentagon for God knows what
— AI hacks
—UK is asking people to prep for 3-day lockdown
— France vs. Japan, and other Twitter world wars
— El nino
— France burning buildings
😭
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Today, I challenge you to do this:
1. Switch off your phone and remove all distractions
2. Take a pen and paper
3. Write down every skill you have (doesn’t matter if it’s not tech)
4. Ask yourself what the world is already paying for that matches those skills
5. Come back online, open ChatGPT or Claude, and paste this:
“I did some introspection for self-assessment and my skills are [list them here]. What does the world want and is already paying for that matches these skills? Suggest specific opportunities, niches, or offers I can package and start selling quickly.”
Do it now, don’t procrastinate
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Learning Go?
Pick your path:
Go + Gin → Backend APIs
Go + gRPC → Distributed Systems
Go + Kafka → Event-Driven Systems
Go + Kubernetes → Cloud Native
Go + Docker → Containers
Go + Terraform → Infrastructure
Go + Prometheus → Observability
Go + Redis → High-Performance Caching
Go + WebSockets → Real-Time Apps
One language. Countless engineering careers.
Imagine someone accessing your website without a password, taking control of its server or potentially exposing sensitive data.
That's the risk behind two critical PHP vulnerabilities disclosed yesterday.
But still PHP is the software behind millions of websites (including most WordPress sites) and yesterday, it was found out that these vulnerabilities allow hackers take over servers without needing a password or account.
Basically lets them steal data. That’s why if you noticed, different services were going down.