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It's here. Raven is now Open source!
A new Windows compatibility layer for Linux (and soon Mac OS). The website and code are now public alongside the whole story of the project, you can read about it here: useraven.org/news/introducin…
Waiting for your feedback, and please, be kind with it, it's young 🥹
#Linux #Windows #MaxOS #OpenSource #Development
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You can spend 4 years suffering through dry academic textbooks, memorizing hundreds of obscure symbols, and still not understand linear algebra.
This is why most developers hate math.
ENDSARS LEKKI TOLL GATE: NEVER FORGET OCTOBER 20, 2020
Today, October 20, 2026, marks the sixth anniversary of the Lekki Toll Gate shootings, a painful reminder of the price Nigerian youths paid in their demand for a better country.
On that fateful night, peaceful #EndSARS protesters were met with gunfire. Lives were lost, many were injured, and the nation was left with questions about justice, accountability, and the sanctity of human life.
We must never forget. We must never normalise injustice.
As we remember the victims, I reaffirm my belief that a New Nigeria is possible—a country where citizens are protected, not brutalised; where young people are heard, not silenced; and where government power is exercised with responsibility and respect for human rights.
Nigeria must become a nation where no citizen is punished for demanding good governance and a better future.
May the souls of the departed continue to rest in peace. May their sacrifice strengthen our resolve to build a Nigeria where this tragedy will never be repeated.
A New Nigeria is POssible. A Nigeria where every life matters. -PO
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My three friends, Bola, Biola, and Lola, and I were proactive about the protest, as we stationed ourselves at the Alausa, Ikeja barricade. They said we should join them at the Lekki Toll Gate on 20-10-20. We got into our cars, but when we arrived in Gbagada, my car broke down near Gbagada General Hospital.
They waited while my mechanic worked on the car. The hours passed, and before we knew it, it was approaching 6 p.m. I told them to go ahead without me and promised to join them later that night.
After my car was finally fixed at exactly 7:35 p.m., I started the engine and was about to accelerate when my mother's call came in.
"Seun, if you have been at the protest ground, you have tried your best, and it is time for you to go home."
This was after Sanwo-Olu had issued a stern warning to everyone. My mum did not just advise me to go home; she pleaded with me to leave.
I called my friends and asked them to return to the mainland. They refused. They were adamant that they wanted to fight for the country. They said they were tired of the state of the nation and that it was either now or never.
At 8 p.m., I went on my socials and saw DJ Switch's Instagram Live broadcast. The Nigerian Army was already firing sporadically, initially shooting into the air to scare the protesters away. But the protesters insisted they were not cowards and stood their ground.
By 8:25 p.m., the soldiers had started firing live ammunition at the protesters.
Bola was not so lucky. He was hit by a bullet, and we lost him.
Following his death, his mother, who was barely 52 years old, died the following year. Despite his eldest brother relocating her to the UK in the hope that a change of environment would help her cope with Bola's death, all efforts proved futile.
We lost Bola on 20-10-2020.
We lost Bola's mum on 15-09-2021.
Rest on, Abimbola. 🕊️
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HAPPENING NOW: Police Open Fire On #EndSARS Memorial Participants At Lekki Toll Gate
LIVE: #EndSARS Memorial At Lekki Toll Gate, Six Years After October 20, 2020 Shooting xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1XGygwjjn…
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On va venir au Japon s'occupe de vos femmes, puisqu'elle savent même pas ce que ça fais de jouir sans une poupée gonflable
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I JUST REJECTED APC contract to produce 1000 pieces of their campaign Tshirts. Pls I’m saying this now so you don’t ever try to bring yours and mention APC to me.
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Yes. I also create a gpui library that contains 1272 components elygpui.com/
github.com/ZacharyZhang-NY/E…
Anyone want to start a GPUI application might find this useful.
Every software developer should own a potato PC. It's the easiest way to ensure your application is fast enough. Put your agents to work within it and watch the weight drop. There's no reason a machine from ten years ago shouldn't fly like superman.
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I always believed in free education. I made a decision to never monetise my popular UBC and Oxford lectures. I’ve lived my life by working to bring knowledge to everyone on Earth: the pioneering lectures, the startups past and new, and my AI research. This desire came as the result of witnessing and experiencing a lot of suffering in my childhood. This course is part of my legacy and I’m very proud of it, and thankful to Oxford, the TAs and my students then.
My friend works at Anthropic.
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This exact course by Nando de Freitas is free forever.
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Bro started with school fees and ended up on trial 💀
cc: @Farmercist @degenBRO__ @oxgeek @Cyber_chidi
omo bro make i no lie give you,you no sabi me o but oml….i hope you don’t get to complete this money and your education stops and you get sent back to nigeria!.
and this is coming from a place of love not hate❤️
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I spent 47 days as one of several thousand African migrants seeking to enter Europe through the Sahara Desert and the Mediterranean Sea.
Story on @fijnigeria tomorrow, Thursday and on Friday.
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My ogas in the Army, please don't take offense at this my comment, it is from a place of concern and not an attempt to disrespect the military. That said,
The Nigerian military is very very poorly trained , led, equiped and managed. I have come to realize that most of what comprises their strategy is gidigbo gidigbo firing into the bushes and hoping the enemy gets scared and flees. Basic maneuvers under fire, coordinated war fighting , emplacement techniques and base defense is all lacking. It's all about firing as much bullets as possible then fleeing when you run out. There are no mortars, no overwatch, no traps, no wires, it's all bullets and insha Allah. I think I am not surprised, because what do you frankly expect from a military whose training doctrine includes "suffering" of soldiers to supposedly harden them in place of actual proper infantry training and war fighting. As far as these guys are concerned, once they are able to make you sit on your head, crawl inside gutter, and bully those that cannot shoot back, they believe you have been properly trained.
It is in Nigeria that you ll see an infantry squad that doesn't have a basic over watch drone, FOBs that don't have mortars, snipers, gpmg emplacements, bunkers, wires, mines, traps, or appropriate response procedures training on fighting back against an invasion....as long as they all can shout back faya, faya..they believe thats all.
People are been wasted , dying needlessly because the Army does not know how to fight back properly again mass numbers of people that can shoot back.
If I were to setup an FOB, I will appoint sniper/scout units on bikes every 3 km in a radius around the FOB, 6 deep, with ground installed movement/perimeter sensors... nothing 12km out is coming to me as a surprise.
There is a way we will build out the perimeter trenches such that attackers are funneled to kill points, and I will install gpmg points in arches that overlap all around the FOB based on effective range. Each squad of ten/12 will have an overwatch/radio guy with a basic dji drone (5m naira at most), a machine gunner, mortar guy, rpg guy then the rest rifle men. There would have been ceaseless training and drilling on measures to take once invaders come and how exactly to fight back.
In this day an age, there is no viable excuse as to why a Standing army of a nation should lose a fight or have its FOB overan by a bunch of ragtag terrorist fighters if not for lack of proper training and leadership. It is an embarrassing thing...and you don't even need air support....we are not Americans. What you need are overwatch drones, and proper fighting manouvres , skills and training.
See as bloody civilian like myself dey chook mouth for military matters using common sense...that should embarrass everyone that truly understands military matters...if the solutions and what to do are that obvious to me, a Civilian, then the specialists have ZERO excuse. ZERO
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Why do you label this a "Christian" village? I have lived in many parts of Northern Nigeria, including Jos, and not once have I encountered a purely "Christian" or "Muslim" village.
There are areas with high Christian or Muslim populations, but that is as far as it goes. Christians and Muslims live side by side. In many parts of Taraba State, for instance, it is not uncommon to see a mosque operating right beside a church.
This "Christian genocide" narrative you are pushing on behalf of foreign powers, who are actively destabilizing the country to extract solid minerals, is truly terrible. There are indeed massacres and the destruction of communities happening across Nigeria, but this is not an exclusive attack on Christians. Muslims suffer equal destruction and displacement as well.
By framing this violence as a targeted agenda against Christians, you are not helping the situation. Instead, you are taking a severe national security and resource crisis and reducing it to cheap political propaganda. This does nothing but further polarize the victims, keeping them divided rather than uniting them against their true oppressors.




































