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I support this club and I dey get "piss" of mind as dem dey lose.
We're fucking 16th on the league table.
I blame @Cristiano, @rioferdy5 @WayneRooney @paulscholes @vandersar1 @Evra @RyanGiggs_cc @roykeane @NemanjaVidic @jisungpark @ManUtd for making me love this club.
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“Let the young man in his desperation go out and hunt. If he kills the elephant, his poverty ends. If the elephant kills him, his poverty ends.”
Can anyone help with the answer?
I think you made money only if you consider it from the price fluctuation. But if you also consider the house price valuation dropping, it feels like a loss.
@Ssaasquatch
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Replying to @TuanNguyen_6789
Brother, I know you love us, and always support us, but you’re over-interpreting this, in a bad way.
I never said “selling SPCX shares”. I mentioned we have them only because the FTX comparison in the thread may have implied we lacked funds, which is not true. My point was that we hold assets outside of crypto, even in an area familiar to him.
I don’t make threats. That’s one of my core principles I even wrote in my book. Also, our holdings is a drop in the ocean for them. No threats possible. And I think it will be one of the best stocks to hold for a long time to come.
No need to pitch it as a fight or try to drive a wedge. Got enough problems to handle with as it is. 🤣
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Replying to @elonmusk @HuaweiMate6
Elon, have a lot of respect for you, but bad time to troll. Please stop.
Our SPCX shares (from our $500m investment in your Twitter takeover) are worth more than a billion.
Would appreciate if you show a little support. Thanks!
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Project installation (@danelenergytech) today at Surulere.
"If I hadn't participated in Olympiads, I would never have challenged myself in a maths class in Nigeria. Not to brag, but I feel I could have gotten an A in WAEC maths as early as JSS3 or even earlier," Mmesomachi says.
He urges schools to always challenge their best minds and ensure they don't get comfortable, irrespective of how talented they are.
🎧 Watch the full conversation on YouTube. Link in the comments.
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Meet Mmesomachi Nwachukwu, a four-time AMC national champion, two-time Pan-African Mathematics Olympiad silver medallist, and three-time honourable mention recipient at the world's most prestigious mathematics competition, the International Mathematical Olympiad.
Undoubtedly one of the finest mathematical minds to come out of Nigeria, Mmesomachi @Mmesomachi1 has had a journey spanning several continents, culminating in a Master's degree in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence from the Skolkovo Institute of Science and Technology, one of Russia's top research institutes.
He is currently a co-founder and instructor at Special Maths Academy @SpecialMaths, a premier academy in Nigeria that focuses on the discovery and nurturing of mathematical prodigies, in collaboration with the Nigerian Mathematical Centre and the African Olympiad Academy, Rwanda.
Driven by a passion for excellence, he has mentored, among others, Nigeria's first-ever female Pan-African Mathematics Olympiad silver medallists.
For our first episode, Zeitgeist Now: The Interview sits down with Mmesomachi to discuss what it takes to build a culture where mathematical ability can thrive. The episode drops on October 1st, the launch day of @thezeitgeistnow.
Who does one tag in this situation?
Please a retweet and a tag would help reach the right authorities.
Twitter for Nigerians and Twitter for Ogun State, please how do you make a case against the police.
A member of an association just lost her brother in the police station.
Who does one tag on this please?
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In this solar and offgrid discourse, something I would like to add is that, energy comes at a cost. We need to have realistic conversations.
Solar energy is the only available source of energy to the common man that is the cheapest (being affordable is a different conversation).
What's the equivalent cost in petrol generator? Diesel? Grid ("the cost reflective band A"?
What is the lifespan for your solar setup? When you spread that your solar setup installation, how much do you get energy cost wise?
That's why as much as possible, I encourage people to get the best quality in their budget grade, and if the bulk money isn't available to do a fully optimal setup for their energy need, they can start something lean and scale up.
Honestly the optimal direction for residential is a 48v setup. I started with a 24v setup and I had to sell it (sold at good price because I bought standard stuff), because the 48v was what was going to be better for me long term.
So if you're starting and you want to do it long term, please start from there. You have better efficiency, more suites of products. There's also nothing bad in starting very small and doing gradual upgrades till you get to where you want to be.
Again energy comes at a cost. Even with band A light, you self won't even power all these appliances you want to power with solar 24/7. There's no limitation to what solar energy can power, it's a budget or skill issue. Cut your coat according to your size, and always do your own research.
If you want to do more peer learning about solar energy and other things, there's a community that exists on telegram. I have benefited immensely from the people there, and I urge you to benefit, and also contribute your experience to the community too.
Link: t.me/+Qnu3EpWqJq05ODE0
It's been quite an eventful year with lots of emotional rollercoasters. Nonetheless, happy birthday to me. 😅😅
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network engineering isn't saturated, because it's not generally a high-paying career. many IT support staff also perform network engineering duties.
before the boom in remote jobs and $ roles, network engineering was pretty common in nigeria.
i was even advised to learn network engineering back in 2017, before software engineering became mainstream.
My first article for Praxians, our philosophy column at Zeitgeist Now @thezeitgeistnow.
“If we Africans care about progress at a foundational level, we cannot hope to leapfrog into prosperity without first building and sustaining the intellectual cradles of our societies, testing and improving the ideas they spread, and aiming those ideas squarely at the advancement of our people.
In developing nations, investing heavily in ideas and the knowledge economy cannot be an aristocratic luxury because ideas are quite literally the golden tickets out of poverty.”
Read more 🫶⬇️
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back to when jose mourinho gave the greatest press conference of all time..😶🌫️
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Iyefu Okwoli introduces her column, Praxians, with the article "The Primacy of Ideas".
In it she outlines the philosophy that animates our work, which is the recognition of the primacy of ideas.
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Intent Classification >>>
I have been working on this for over a year under the guidance of @bigbrutha_
Check out:
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Last week in Cologne I showed how you can use the GitHub Copilot App and Foundry to build an agent you can deploy across Teams, Outlook or an app of your choice.
I also showed how you can integrate our new Decision 1 model for intent classification. I'm interested in agents that can recognise intent and then take action independetly if they decide they can be helpful, so this was fun to show!
Well, time to lock in, I’m excited about the more things to come! I’m cooking 🧑🍳 😂 You’ll hear from me in the next couple of days, anticipate 💃🙂↔️🤲
Go play Pikin Days and keep sending in your feedback, I appreciate!!! 🙏 pikindays.com/
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