Sam @_samshal

Software Engineer | Open-Source | GEOINT bit.ly/samueladeshina Nigeria Joined November 2013

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Ethan Lundregan @_lundregan

3 years ago

One of the best books I've read about code and I would highly recommend checking it out! 📚 Clean Code: A Handbook of Agile Software By: @unclebobmartin

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Will be recruiting for a health insurance project very soon. If you have significant experience in: The operations and marketing side of health insurance, my dm’s are open. Thanks. Also; most of the roles will be in Abuja.

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Cory House @housecor

4 years ago

I don't say this to degrade teams. They're typically necessary. I say this to point out the power of starting something new alone. A single developer, working alone, can produce a shocking amount of good work. And that's precisely how many great companies got started.

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Cory House @housecor

4 years ago

One developer, working alone, can ship as much code as an entire team. No communication overhead. No waiting for approvals. No cross-team blockers. No company meetings. No code reviews. Plus, a solo developer can choose the tools and techniques that make him/her most efficient.

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Sam @_samshal

4 years ago

With software, there are beautiful solutions and then there are engineered ones. Ironically, engineered solutions are planned and the beautiful ones are stumbled upon. Be capable of both.

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Peter Shor @PeterShor1

4 years ago

To celebrate this anniversary, I have summarized Feynman's paper in 4 lines of #quantumpoetry: With our computers, we can’t model Nature; To simulate her faithfully, we must Go where she lives, and grasp her hand, and make her, With clever tricks, perform the task for us.

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Aliyu @aleeyoubello

4 years ago

The Japanese are quite possibly the most pleasant people you will ever have the pleasure of interacting with. Everyone is just so nice.

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Erik Bernhardsson @bernhardsson

4 years ago

One of the best and worst parts of building software is that building a prototype is like 5% of the work of building something that runs at scale in production

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Sam @_samshal

4 years ago

Continuous Delivery 🚀

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Pedro Domingos @pmddomingos

4 years ago

2000s: Neural networks = Deep learning. 2010s: Machine learning = Deep learning. 2020s: Artificial intelligence = Deep learning. 2030s: Computer science = Deep learning. 2040s: Science = Deep learning. 2050s: The universe = Deep learning.

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Suhail @Suhail

4 years ago

1/ The first 18 months of a startup: After starting my 2nd company in 2019, I decided I would write down useful lessons I learned or re-learned along the way. Some were hard-earned & others required steady focus. A thread that I hope may help other founders starting out 👇

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Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish

4 years ago

Being vaccinated does NOT mean you can put CSS in your JavaScript. PLEASE continue to keep your concerns separated.

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I Am Devloper @iamdevloper

4 years ago

a bug fix either takes 10 mins or 10 hours there is simply no inbetween

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Yomi Adedeji @yomiadedeji

4 years ago

You are claiming to solve Nigerian problems, using it to make decks for fundraising, acquiring Nigerians as customers, announcing your speed and sound in it, then you go about talking about it as dirt and doom. I thought we were all working on it to make it great.

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Jon Sakoda @jonsakoda

4 years ago

The longer I work in startups, the more I respect the work of the first 25 people in the company. They are the foundation for everything that comes later

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Sam @_samshal

4 years ago

Hope is not a strategy!

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Sam @_samshal

5 years ago

This can never be over-emphasized. As a dev writing a piece of code or software, always strive for maintainability and consistency in choice of standards. There's no better feeling than having to review code from 5yrs ago or more and you're happy with what you see.