Building @FlipDelivery for scalable deliveries.
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I have been gathering cocoa images to build a classification model.
I would be glad if anyone can provide me with a large dataset.
#cocoa
#machinelearning – at Kumasi, Ghana
ALT Cocoa pods
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Something's cooking on campus, and it's not just the food 👀🍽️
New restaurant partnerships are landing on Flip, and KNUST, your cravings are about to get a serious upgrade. More spots. More meals. Faster to your door.
Can you feel it? 🔥
Download the Flip app now
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Lunch break is 1 hour. The queue should not take 45 minutes of it.
Get the Flip app and spend that hour actually eating 🧡
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Earn on your schedule 🏍️
Accept jobs ✅ Earn commissions ✅ Track earnings ✅ Rider insurance ✅
Download the Flip Rider app #FeelTheSpeed
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Great food shouldn't wait for walk-in customers. 🍛
Download the Flip Restaurant app (Play Store or App Store), onboard your restaurant, and your meals will appear on the Flip Delivery app for customers to order. 📲
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Product managers now have access to Claude Code/Codex, and this is already creating serious problems for software engineers in some companies.
They ask AI if a feature can be built. AI says it is easy. They come to developers expecting it to be shipped immediately.
But the developers who architected the system are the ones who know the technical debt, the hidden dependencies, and what might break when that change goes into production.
And when something eventually breaks, guess who gets blamed?
The developers who were told it was easy to build in the first place.
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Growing up, we played Four Corners in unfinished buildings. I built a game to bring those childhood memories back to life. 🎮
Inspired by @dungaAvalanche and @bskt_design games.
Play here: fourkorners.online/
@tech_twi @OleleSalvador @LagosLifeApp
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the coding agent haters are getting dunning-kruger'd so hard right now
do you really think that your engineering ability is better than the models at this point?
it is very very likely that fable is better than you in every branch of software
it has been trained on all the code of the internet, it knows almost every trick in the book, all the design patterns of every domain, every single low-level detail, every bit-twiddling hack, it's read every single blog post from every cracked engineer that ever existed
do you really think you can beat it? do you really think you can be more creative than it?
unless you are 99th percentile expert in some niche domain of software, it simply is not possible. sorry.
Massive 💯, do you have a leadership board?
One minute of real AKOFENA: Tribal Kombat gameplay ⚔️
Yaa Asantewaa's musket. Kwaku Ananse's silk. Togbe Tsali's sleeping drums.
Free in your browser, on phone or PC.
Play with keyboard, controller or touch on phone.
akofena.reluspatial.com/
#gamedev #TribalKombat #Lagoslife
Localisation is one of the few things that I am grateful AI came for in SWE. Was so boring and annoying.
Kelvin retweeted
GHANA, LET’S RUN THIS UP. 🇬🇭
KONK! started with a simple idea: bring the counters ball game we grew up playing to a new generation. Now let’s see how far we can take it.
Play KONK! Share your scores. Post your best clips. Tell us your counters ball memories. Tag every post with #CountersBall so we can bring the whole community together.
Let’s get Ghana talking about KONK! and take counters ball from Ghana to the world. 🇬🇭🌍
🎮 Play now: konk.world
#KONK #CountersBall #KonkGame #MadeInGhana #GhanaGames
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You don't know how hard it is to bag international remote jobs as an African.
It's not just about your skills.
There's the bias around race, skin tone, accent, country, passport and the image people already have of where you're from.
You can be equally qualified and still have to work twice as hard to get the same opportunity.
That's why I don't blame Africans for accepting $500 jobs.
Sometimes, $500 is not just $500.
It's proof that you found a door that was already difficult to open.
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If you grew up in Ghana, especially as a millennial, you probably remember counters ball.
A few bottle caps. A good flick. Hours of fun.
Earlier this year, I had a random thought:
What if I turned it into a digital game?
I played with the idea in Claude Code for a day, then abandoned it.
Months later, after spending more time experimenting with AI tools, I came back to it with Claude Code + Codex.
That abandoned experiment became Konk!
A digital bottle cap game inspired by counters ball.
From design and game assets to interactions, animations and code, I built the whole experience by working back and forth with both agents.
A lot of prompting. Iterating. Researching. Finding references and resources. Breaking things. Fixing them.
And, of course:
“Session limit reached.” 😂
The biggest thing I learned?
Building with AI isn’t just about writing better prompts.
Your ideas, taste, references, resources, tools and ability to direct the agents all shape what comes out.
The more I experiment, the more I realize how much creativity still matters.
And I’m having a lot of fun exploring that.
Anyway, meet Konk!
Free to play.
No download.
No sign-up.
Just flick.
👉 konk.world
Best experienced on desktop for now.
It’s still evolving, so give it a try. I’d love to hear what you’d change, add or improve.
