• dev • s/w 🏀• douzo yoroshiku, :). director @theparallellab.

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Joined May 2022
Starting something cool for the studio(@theparallellab); Rift AI. A no-code, node-based editor that makes building websites easssy-peeezy with no devs needed for it (if you plan to ship fast). Will I ship it or sink? 🙂‍↔️🙂‍↔️ Only one way to find out. #BuildingInPublic
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Chrome 155 adds support for JPEG XL (.jxl) → goo.gle/4yYpSjW Expect 30-50% smaller file sizes than traditional JPEGs, native HDR, progressive rendering, and lossless JPEG transcoding. Under the hood, Chrome uses jxl-rs, a pure Rust decoder built for maximum memory safety and performance.
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new work soon great work for the team @theparallellab
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ur 22 bro breathe it’s already over
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“Can you hear me?” “Can you see my screen?” “I’m getting a CORS error” “Let me check logs” “I’ve still not received my money”
What have you done consistently for +5yrs?
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flying cars before constant electricity in naij?
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big drop feat Zaylevelten out now Pre save the album cruelsantino.lnk.to/KOTB
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Since you wanna be greedy, kuku carry everything 🤨🥹
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Whew! what a week! It’s Friday already?
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Nobody makes album cover arts like Cruel Santino 🎨
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I and @0ctobersrich sharing the same birthday is crazyy 😂 Wetin you dey think tho?!
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✨🤌🏾
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Replying to @alvinnHQ
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Introducing Quality (@usequality_ ): The feedback layer for teams and agents. i've always believed that feedback within product teams should be as easy as dropping comments and getting response right on top of what they're working on. with Quality you can: → click anywhere, leave a comment, and your teammates gets notified and can reply. → a playback recording is attached to each thread, with console logs, network and actions so engineers have full technical context. → connect Quality MCP to your agents (claude, codex, cursor & others), they can go through a thread, watch the playback and fix issues for you without explaining. → you can turn a thread into a Jira/Linear issue or connect Slack to get notified on what your feedback your teammates are giving.
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Agents write code faster than we can review it. A huge PR is essentially a long list of files in alphabetical order. We think reviews can be more fun if you swap the limiting pages for a canvas, which is why we built PR canvas. You read the change in the order the logic runs. - A short summary shown on each card to help you understand what the piece of code does. - The canvas shows the relationship between each group. - Possible issues to check before approving, with standby agents of choice ready to attend to any of them. - Comment, mark as issue, and approve PRs. - Agents can also locally clarify on feedback before you mark as an issue. - It runs on your Mac, with your gh and your Claude Code/Codex/any available agent.
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my biggest bottleneck is my brain. i need to figure out how to absorb and understand new concepts at 3x my current rate.
My biggest bottleneck isn't code. It's NEPA.
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Came back online and saw everyone building games 😂, reminds me of when my girlfriend got her iPhone stolen and had to use an Android until she got a new one. Date night was approaching, and that meant no iMessage games, so I built us a little library of games we could play together. mypadi.games
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9pm to 3am >>>
When you get up by 4am, you can do more between that time and 11am, than when you wake up by 7 or 8am. I don't know how to explain it but it feels like you have more than 24 hours in a day when you're up by 4am.
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A local solar micro-grid paired with humanoids maintaining infrastructure and farming across Nigeria creates more real value than 10,000 B2B SaaS companies ever could. Quit building GPT wrappers.
Put robots on the dirt.
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