You don't need a mentor. There's no secret sauce left inside anyone's head any more. It's all been tapped, bottled, tweeted, and shared a million times. Sample some of that, but also guard your ignorance. You'll lose it soon enough.

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Me and vim this weekend

Timi always wanted to create cool things. Inspired by his uncle, he started writing code at a very young age. And over the years, he’s gone on to create really cool things and inspire many young techies in Nigeria. This is the story of Timi Ajiboye 👇

How to Think About System Design (GitHub Engineer's Perspective) youtu.be/LeUUxLRdvho?si… via YouTube

The lack of "feature design" is why so many products over time feel hollow or messy. This isn't visual design. This isn't architectural design. I thought that a short video lecture of what feature design is and a real case study of applying it in Ghostty would be helpful.

Eh, just build stuff. There has always been an overwhelming qty of tools and configuration. The only way to figure out what works for *you* is to spend a lot of time doing the craft. + I think setting up all these bells and whistles slows down shipping/are mostly unnecessary.

It’s day one.

Looking at the comments and I’m convinced people just want to chat shit without properly understanding what is being said.

Maximum growth opportunity.

omo, both fear and faith dey ask you to believe in wetin you no dey see. na you go choose. - Priesst

There is no scenario where we would've been better if the British had not left. I don't even understand why we are not even embarrassed to think this. The only university we had under Britain was UI, as a college of UCL. Almost all our universities were a product of Nigerian

Been using neovim for what’s only been ~2 weeks and going back to vscode feels like yuck.

Our Sunday service was truly beautiful and such a blessing. You definitely don’t want to miss what God has in store next Sunday. See you in church! #faithchurchakoka #faithtrybe

What he said.

Trying out opencode with a local llm. 1) either the model sucks or 2) some skill issue This is next level hallucination, this response has nothing to do with my prompt.

"Now you are thinking about systems and engineering and not just coding"

What episode of silicon valley are we living in right now?

Electricity is proxy for industrial might. It is the foundation of the economy.

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