Took a stab at explaining the Central Bank of Nigeria's new circular on data localization, market share and cap table transparency. Check it out and let me know what you think. xitter.cf/moyoluwatuyi/status/20…

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Many developers on this app don't even know what is Kafka but you see them everyday tweeting like they're the best in what they do.

Interesting thing I heard from a founder of an early-stage AI startup in SF: Hiring is damn hard for them b/c the type of devs that pass the hiring bar for their founding engineer (onsite) role are... the types of devs who also happen to hired by the AI labs in SF or get accepted to YC as well! And so most folks choose those options instead...

As AI products flood the market, there's a growing demand few are talking about: engineers who can build and maintain the distributed systems behind these models. I call them 'AI Infrastructure Engineers'. They’re about to become tech's most valuable players.

Genuinely. If you could only follow one tech trend in 2026 what would it be and why?

I'm using Kubernetes to run my products on Hetzner. But not because it needs to scale - but because it's super practical. Whenever I hear people say "Kubernetes is overkill" I think they're mostly missing the point. I want a "PaaS"-like experience, but self-hosted. And my setup does this super well: - Forgejo (self-hosted git) - Docker images - Kubernetes (k3s) And this doesn't have to be insanely complex. It can be very simple and very practical when self-hosting SaaS 👇

If your product solves a problem for you as a founder, why don't you enjoy using or paying for it?

BREAKING: The Central Bank of Nigeria has directed banks, fintech firms, and other payment service providers to store payment transaction data generated within the country on local servers from January 1, 2027, as part of new measures to strengthen oversight of the fast-growing digital payments ecosystem.

For people who keep asking what to build - Build your own operating system - Build your database - Build your virtual machine - Build your web server - Build your own game engine - Build your compiler - Build your own programming language - Build your own browser - Build your own blockchain - Build your own encryption algorithm - Build your own CPU emulator - Build your own file system - Build your own container runtime - Build your own package manager - Build your own shell - Build your own window manager - Build your own GUI toolkit - Build your own text editor - Build your own IDE - Build your own version control system - Build your own network protocol - Build your own operating system kernel in assembly - Build your own scheduler - Build your own memory allocator - Build your own hypervisor - Build your own microkernel - Build your own compiler backend (LLVM target) - Build your own query language - Build your own cache system (like Redis) - Build your own message broker (like Kafka) - Build your own search engine - Build your own machine learning framework - Build your own graphics renderer (rasterizer or ray tracer) - Build your own physics engine - Build your own scripting language - Build your own audio engine - Build your own database driver - Build your own networking stack (TCP/IP implementation) - Build your own API gateway - Build your own reverse proxy - Build your own load balancer - Build your own CI/CD system - Build your own operating system bootloader - Build your own container orchestrator (like Kubernetes) - Build your own distributed file system - Build your own key -value store - Build your own authentication server (OAuth2/OpenID Connect) - Build your own operating system scheduler - Build your own compiler optimizer - Build your own disassembler - Build your own debugger - Build your own profiler - Build your own static code analyzer - Build your own runtime (like Node.js) - Build your own scripting sandbox - Build your own browser engine (HTML/CSS/JS parser and renderer) - Build your own blockchain consensus algorithm - Build your own zero -knowledge proof system - Build your own operating system for embedded devices

If you are a founder trying to grow a personal brand and network with other founders ,here are a few tips to help you. 1. Get Verified on X 2. Have a clear description of what you are building on your bio 3. Talk about what you are building on the TL 4. Put a face to your profile , upload pictures from time to time , let people know who is behind the account 5. Attend events and conferences 6. Reach out to established founders in your line of work, don’t come on heavy , start with a mild intro , drop them a compliment and tell them you’d like to keep in touch. 7. Share your experiences building , problems you are facing etc. 8. Comment on issues affecting your industry as a whole. 9. Offer a helping hand to founders going through similar challenges you might have faced. 10. Avoid controversies , keep your posts strictly about your startup and your experiences. The X algorithm would keep bringing your posts to founders in your field and suggesting their accounts to yours , consistently talking and sharing your experiences would keep putting you in peoples faces. Kindly share to founders who might need this

Claude 5.0 built a Chinese girl a trading bot. skip to 0:08 look at her journal, bot easily earns your monthly salary in a couple of days. how it works: the bot runs mean reversion on s&p 500 and nasdaq on 15-min candles, catching the small overextensions indices make every few hours. on bitcoin it switches to momentum breakouts on the 1-hour crypto trends harder than indices, so you ride the move instead of fading it. gold and oil get a slower trend-following layer on the 4-hour, because commodities move in cleaner waves and you don't want noise from intraday whipsaws. position sizing is ATR-based per instrument, so a quiet day on gold gets a bigger size than a volatile day on bitcoin - risk stays constant even when volatility doesn't. every trade has a hard 1% stop, no exceptions, no "let me give it room." and there's a correlation filter on top: if s&p and nasdaq are already long, it won't pile into another risk-on asset and double the real exposure. claude code writes and updates the logic. the bot just executes. then claude cowork sends her two messages a day: - 7am: what's happening in the market - 9pm: how did the bot do that's the whole job. two messages. five instruments. zero screen time. manually she could only watch one chart at a time. this thing watches five. doesn't sleep. doesn't tilt. doesn't revenge trade at 2am. what used to need a team of quants and a $200k bloomberg terminal now runs on a laptop and claude. And your friend is still trading manually and is constantly in the red. save this and read the article in the comments below to write your own bot using Claude

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Stop saying: I have not received the email. Start saying: I am still expecting the email. Stop: I cannot open the document. Start: The document is password-protected. Can you share access? See? Same information. Completely different energy.