Victor Madu @Benz_Pythonian

Passionate about software engineering github.com/VictorMadu Enugu, Nigeria Joined July 2019

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Michael Whitehead @defectiveNPC

8 months ago

@lauriewired I don't understand the entitled ideas that spread through OS. You aren't entitled to anyone's time no matter how much a part of the community you feel you are. No matter how much work you put into a patch, no matter how much you may be right and others are wrong. If a maintainer…

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Name cannot be blank @hackSultan

a year ago

I woke up angry again today, so let me tell you about some of Nigeria’s problem that are not caused by the government. 1. Official theft : If you donate stuff to some orphanage, they staff will steal 70% of what you donated. Infact they’ll share it among themselves and give…

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K.O.O @Dominus_Kelvin

a year ago

It's not the job of the framework or tech to make you money. What you build or the value you create with said framework or tech might make you money.

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YK aka CS Dojo 📺🐦 @ykdojo

a year ago

Companies adding AI to every single product

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K.O.O @Dominus_Kelvin

a year ago

The Nigerian tech ecosystem needs to grow the fuck up.

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Victor Madu @Benz_Pythonian

a year ago

Complexity on the frontend can be avoided but not usually the same on the backend. Maintenance of backend becomes harder as requirements become more complex and users increase. Good understanding of lots of computer sci. concepts is needed to be able to optimise for speed & cost

Coder girl 👩‍💻 @dev_maims

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Daniel Lemire @lemire

a year ago

Learning from the object-oriented mania Back when I started programming professionally, every expert and every software engineering professor would swear by object-oriented programming. Resistance was futile. History had spoken: the future was object-oriented. It is hard to…

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Arpit Bhayani @arpit_bhayani

a year ago

You are not hired to just ship features ... ⚡ but rather ship features that matter. All great engineers I know understand the worth of their work and the business impact it brings; this way they prioritize the tasks that matter. Do not be a transactional engineer - given a…

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Victor Madu @Benz_Pythonian

a year ago

Smooth

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a year ago

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Programmer Humor @PR0GRAMMERHUM0R

a year ago

letsDoMicroService reddit.com/r/programmerhu…

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EDDIE CHENG @ecomEddie

a year ago

Look at this guy. • He delivered pizzas at Pizza Hut • Dropped out of uni • Sold supplements out of his parents' garage Now, he's worth $1.3 Billion—at 31. The story of the youngest billionaire you've never heard of:

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Victor Madu @Benz_Pythonian

2 years ago

Same Energy

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Tiger Abrodi @TAbrodi

2 years ago

As a self-taught developer, I believed learning data structures and algorithms was useless. I wish I learned them much sooner. They helped me become a better developer. They also go hand in hand with designing scalable systems. You can't go wrong with learning both System…

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Men Are Human @men_are_human

2 years ago

Men and boys don't get health, rights, and dignity. They get shot.

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Arpit Bhayani @arpit_bhayani

2 years ago

most outages involve databases and in most cases, it is some migrations going wrong. as I always say, databases are always the most brittle component of your architecture, and we do whatever it takes to protect it and keep it up and running.

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Sir Dickson @Wizarab10

2 years ago

The cost of loving someone someone is not cheap. You can't buy love but you must pay the price of maintaining the relationship. Commitment, faithfulness, forgiveness, service, love through the good and bad times, love in sickness and health, love for richer and for poorer,…

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Arpit Bhayani @arpit_bhayani

2 years ago

I wish someone told me this when I was starting my career ⚡ 1. Do not think that a working code = task done 2. Do not re-invent the wheel 3. Do not think of handling infinite scale on day 0 4. Do not form a strong bias towards any db, framework, language 5. Do not believe that…