👽👽Muted Talkative👽👽 @atom_optimistic

Junior Fullstack Developer 👩‍💻👩‍💻 || Aspiring Blockchain Security Engineer || Smart Contract Auditor Somewhere inSpace Joined June 2019

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👽👽Muted Talkative👽👽 @atom_optimistic

2 weeks ago

@Halosznn_ Hiii, please a friend need intern role in HR, she has a certificate in HR and recently just completed NYSC.

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Cowrywise @cowrywise

a month ago

Arsenal fans, it’s poverty you’re supposed to be avoiding. Not the Champions League trophy.

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. @Fimiye

4 months ago

If you're proud of your Dad. Retweet this.

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One of the goated moments in software engineering: turning what most people see as a bottleneck into a major strength. You don’t want your app to be slow… but you do want your password hashing algorithm to be slow. That’s why we use bcrypt (or Argon2) instead of fast hashes like SHA-256. The intentional slowness forces attackers to spend massive CPU time (and power) on every brute-force guess, making it way more expensive to crack passwords. Being slow is the feature.

Austin @IamAroke

2 months ago

The reason you use bcrypt for passwords and not SHA256 is that bcrypt is intentionally slow. Slow is the point. it makes brute force attacks expensive.

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andrei saioc @asaio87

2 months ago

Talked to a vibe coder today from Reddit. He was developing for 2 month straight, burning tokens left and right with no actual result. We talked a month ago, as he couldn't get his app to even launch; it was a total mess He was a beginner and couldn't get things to run until I told him to: - make sure the readme md file describes your app as it should be done, include all details - dont expect to one shot everything - expect to do hundreds of prompts as you develop the app further Its better now, his app is mvp, but far from production ready He stills runs into AI spinning in circles, fixing something while other stuff break. He has two choices: 1. learn how to code properly so he can do some manual coding or better prompting 2. hire a freelancer or an agency to take him to production thats the harsh truth about vibecoding

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neural nets. @cneuralnetwork

2 months ago

my most used git commands - git init : Initializes a new Git repository - git add : Stages changes for commit - git commit : Saves staged changes with a message - git push : Pushes local commits to a remote repository - git pull : Fetches and merges remote changes - git remote : Manages remote repositories - git branch : Creates or lists branches - git fetch : Downloads remote changes without merging - git checkout : Switches branches or restores files - git merge : Merges branches together - git status : Shows the current repository state - git reset : Resets commits or unstages changes

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Tosin Olugbenga @TosinOlugbenga

2 months ago

A skilled SQL engineer can build almost an entire backend inside the DB. That’s why some backend engineers see application code as merely a transport layer. PostgreSQL alone is practically an application platform now. When you build your logics in the DB, you are optimizing for: 1. data integrity 2. transactional consistency 3. performance 4. security This approach is good for banking and financial applications.

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adah @alohaproxy

2 months ago

Rust + Tokio → Async Systems Rust + Actix → High-Performance APIs Rust + Axum → Modern Backend Rust + Diesel → ORM / DB Access Rust + SQLx → Async Database Rust + WebAssembly → Browser Apps Rust + Yew → Frontend (WASM) Rust + Tauri → Desktop Apps Rust + egui → Native GUIs Rust + Bevy → Game Development Rust + wgpu → Graphics Rust + Embedded Rust → Firmware / IoT Rust + Linux Kernel → Systems Rust + Polars → Data Processing Rust + Arrow → Analytics one language >performance >safety >systems >full-stack (yes) and people still say “rust is too hard” 👇

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Smart👨‍💻 | Software Engineer @smartnakamoura

2 months ago

If you're building a fintech app in Nigeria, these are the things that will break your product if you ignore them: → Tiered KYC - Tier 1/2/3 account limits affect what your users can do. Design around them early. → BVN-NIN harmonization - mismatches will block onboarding. Build clear fallback flows. → Liveness detection - static photo verification is no longer sufficient under CBN 2026 standards. → PEP screening - Politically Exposed Persons trigger Enhanced Due Diligence. Automate it. → STR filing - Suspicious Transaction Reports go to the NFIU. Missing one is a regulatory exposure. → Social media handles - CBN-mandated KYC field since 2024. Save this. You'll need it when compliance review hits.

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👽👽Muted Talkative👽👽 @atom_optimistic

2 months ago

by this time next year, i’ll be in a far better place than i am right now.

lee @SuperSmada

2 months ago

by this time next year, i’ll be in a far better place than i am right now.

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$ilva 💸 @TheSilvapr

3 months ago

My WhatsApp dry pass desert

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Name cannot be blank @hackSultan

3 months ago

I have a feeling that this popular domain platform actually steals domain searches so they can sell them at a premium, but I can’t prove it. If you search for a domain with them today, by tomorrow you may see that the domain price has gone up, and they’ll ask you to pay a small fee so they can help you negotiate and buy it.

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👽👽Muted Talkative👽👽 @atom_optimistic

4 months ago

git branch --sort=-committerdate Very useful

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👽👽Muted Talkative👽👽 @atom_optimistic

5 months ago

@OlufunmilayoOp5 Congratulations doctor

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Knowledge & History @xKnowledgeBANK

5 months ago

The best math you can learn is how to calculate the future cost of current decisions.

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👽👽Muted Talkative👽👽 @atom_optimistic

5 months ago

@altcoinpediax Let's go 🔥🔥

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👽👽Muted Talkative👽👽 @atom_optimistic

5 months ago

@xage_app $XAGE 💪👍👍

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Saber.eth | Blockchain Developer⚡ @Sabercodes123

6 months ago

Smart Contract Developer: Develops and deploys smart contracts on selected networks. Smart Contract Audtor: Makes sure these written smart contracts are safe and secure. one build, the other attacks. you're welcome

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Earth @earthcurated

6 months ago

The eye of a female Humpback Whale

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SightBringer @_The_Prophet__

7 months ago

⚡️What you are looking at is the most honest diagram of human failure most people will ever see. Not because of rot. Because of transfer. Decay is predatory. A collapsing system does not simply die on its own; it reaches for whatever is closest and uses that structure as scaffolding to prolong its fall. The damaged feed on the intact long before anyone realizes what is happening. People think the danger is “bad influence.” The real danger is entropy migration. The moment you allow someone who has lost their coherence to stand close enough, the gradient between you collapses. Their disorder becomes your burden. Their unresolved chaos begins rewriting your internal patterns until your identity is no longer operating on its own signal. This is how people lose years. This is how potential gets smothered. This is how lives drift off the trajectory they were built for. Deep down, here is the truth: Most people are hollowed out by proximity. The wrong person does not ruin your life all at once. They dissolve the boundary that protects your coherence. They make you spend your energy metabolizing their dysfunction instead of building your future. And the deepest layer: Rot spreads faster than growth because decay requires no intention. Only contact. It’s the default state of the universe. Coherence is the exception you must defend. This picture is a law of reality: If you stand close to someone who is collapsing, and they are not actively rebuilding themselves, you will collapse with them. Not because you’re weak. But because entropy is stronger than optimism. This is the handwriting of ruin.