King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
People don’t buy products; they buy results.
Understand that, and selling becomes much easier.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
You don’t need a mentor.
You’re allowed to:
Give yourself permission
Hold yourself accountable
Make yourself proud
If you’ve always wanted to have someone to look up to, the easiest person to start with is yourself.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
The key to focus is becoming so deeply fascinated by something that distraction feels like punishment.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
DeepSeek Principal Researcher: Luo Fuli.
Grew up poor in the countryside of Sichuan. Went to Beijing Normal University (not a top tier) to study EE, changed to CS (as “a bad student” she claims).
Post-graduate at Peking U & thought she’d be a product manager at one point 😅 but “decided research was my path after one month intern as product manager” 😄
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
Replying to @nothervois
One of the most protected President in the world this one. We attended The BRICS Summit in Johannesburg mid 2023, the Chinese delegation booked an entire hotel, then renovated it all with security features. Then after he left, they re-designed it back to its original form
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
This year do not try to impress anybody. Impress yourself. Keep the promises you make to yourself. Fight for your life.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
Harsh truth: Your "million-dollar idea" is worthless without execution.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
You need learn how to be unique.
Understand what's rare about you.
- Skills
- Interests
- Opinions
- Processes
- Ways of thinking
If you don't find your unique edge.
You'll get lost in the crowd.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
deepseek engineers are different 💀
to use deepseek's api, you “npm install openai” which is both genius and hilarious, saves so much work by mirroring their api and just swapping out the base url 😆
had to check out the docs to see this for myself, what a hack
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
40% of our prison population is already repaying its debt to society.
In return, they receive a shorter sentence and learn a skill.
This program is NOT available for rapists and murderers.
They will help us build roads, hospitals, and schools; they will manufacture our uniforms and furniture; they will grow and harvest our crops; and they will help clean our rivers.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
building in public is crazy.
strangers support me more than my own friends.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted

Cursor@cursor_ai30 Jan 2025
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Deepseek models are available now in Cursor! Hosted on US servers.
While we're big fans of Deepseek, Sonnet still appears to perform much better on real-world tasks. Enjoy!
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
These glasses allow people who have lost their vision to SEE AGAIN!
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Elon Musk@elonmusk29 Jan 2025
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King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
After 4 years of investing in Africa, here's the one thing I've learned:
African founders are 10x tougher than Western founders.
If they can build a profitable business with no electricity, imagine what they can do with $1M in funding.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
Being AS is not easy. The sensible people you'll be meeting would be AS. Meanwhile, the devil would be supplying you with AA. You like and bond with somebody. Boom, they are AS 😂
This is a common theme for AS.
King Durotimi Dawodu Of Lagos retweeted
Burkina Faso 🇧🇫 officially launches its first 100% electric car brand.
It's launched by Itaou, a Burkinabe car manufacturer.
The electric vehicle is capable of traveling 330 kilometers with full charge.
It can be fully charged in just 30 minutes.
It's designed and manufactured by Burkinabe engineers.
























