using technology to create abundance--intelligence, energy, longevity, whatever--will not solve all problems and will not magically make everyone happy.

but it is an unequivocally great thing to do, and expands our option space.

to me, it feels like a moral imperative.

Cole keeps catching strays on everyone’s diss track

software-defined financial services.

Step into your imagination. Introducing Icons

Great stuff!

let’s go 📝

Brunch Fit! ✨

Street Football OT: Don’t go near the player your opp is calling “Isco”.

If you have to, plan your attack properly.

This commentator dey kill me mehn 😂😂

got flown into new york by J.P. Morgan to work at their NYC HQ to tackle an operations expansion problem for a firm.

trained a couple models, ran a couple MCMC simulations, did some linear programming optimization & few other simple concepts, very intriguing problem but ……

“..I can make it happen..” — that’s the spirit.

Innovation is all about the right conditions.

wired.com/story/eight-go…

SIM card system design (intro)

infosecinstitute.com/resources/digi…

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vistanium.com/p/osmosis

Yo! Read this.

Felt like I was reading through my thoughts on Nigeria as is. I love it and I will read again.

“Why must it be so hard to do basic things”

who is that entrepreneur that’s going to tackle local assembly/manufacturing of electric two/three-wheeled vehicles?

the confluence of engineering skill, energy, resilience would make this a truly special person (reason to respect innoson and proforce).

the societal impact…

WWII was crazy and the world shouldn’t experience that kind of degeneracy again.

Flipping through the stories, I couldn’t help but notice the technology advancement during that era. Great but at what cost?

Progress require human agency.