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Blockchain Developer |Data Engineer | Ethereum • Solana • Discord: ansiblebat | Email: [email protected]
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If SOMETHING truly MATTERS, give it your BEST effort — even if FAILURE seems LIKELY — and let GOD guide the OUTCOME.

Keri Kerabe Kebe!
Rust Devs —
At some point, you stop chasing the newest crates, async runtimes, and frameworks…
and start mastering ownership, lifetimes, and borrow checking.
That’s when growth stops looking exciting —
and starts looking real.

#RustLang #SystemsProgramming #LearningRust
Rust taught me two things:
1 - Error handling is mandatory.
2 - The compiler is your strict but caring therapist.
Which Decentralised Systems are you building:
Bitcoin – C++
Solana – Rust
Sui – Move
Aptos – Move
Ethereum – Solidity
Layer 2 networks (Arbitrum, Optimism, zkSync) – Solidity
Will Rust be a zig replacement?
Key Insight: Learn fundamentals so deeply that frameworks and providers feel optional. True decentralization isn’t about where your nodes live—it’s about who controls their destiny.
Blockchain Dev: So it’s not about rejecting infrastructure—it’s about designing sovereignty into it.
Cloud Architect: Exactly. Build systems that can migrate or self-heal without waiting for a cloud provider’s permission.
Blockchain Dev: But centralization risk defeats the point. If a provider censors or goes down, protocols freeze.
Cloud Architect: True—but decentralization isn’t avoiding the cloud. It’s building resilience with multi-cloud, peer-to-peer backups, and redundant gateways.
Blockchain Dev: We call Web3 decentralized, yet most nodes, APIs, and storage still run on AWS or Google Cloud. Isn’t that just Web2 with tokens?
Cloud Architect: Cloud infra offers reliability, autoscaling, and global reach. Purely community nodes often trade that for lower performance and uptime.
Techies — you can’t optimize what you don’t understand.
And you can’t understand without the fundamentals.
Many skip the basics for frameworks and tools, but real optimization comes from depth, not shortcuts.
Master the fundamentals — optimization will follow naturally.
AWS in plain English:
• EC2 → computer
• S3 → storage
• RDS → database
• IAM → security guard
• Lambda → automation
That’s 80% of what you’ll use daily.
Techies & Developers coders unite! If you're into AI, programming, or tech, let's connect! #CodeCommunity #TechNetwork
Strong devs don’t fear criticism — they mine it for gold.
Weak ones defend bad code like it’s their ego.
Most Sofyware developers are not emotionally mature.
JUST Babies in old Skin!
Never understood the hype around microservices — maybe because I haven’t worked in that environment 😅
Not every backend needs them. Sometimes, one solid REST API is all you need.
Bitcoin is not fungible… and it’s ok.

Every coin carries a history — some “clean,” some “tainted.”
That’s the price of transparency in an open ledger.

Fungibility isn’t perfect, but verifiability is.
And that’s what keeps Bitcoin honest
Solana Developers
Build something that solves YOUR problem.
Others probably have it, too.
What advice can you give a blockchain developer?
What’s your approach to avoiding over-engineering when building an MVP?
Wake up with Blockchain mornings = boundless energy.
Which browser is better than brave? I'll wait
SOFTWARE Developers, You are only as GOOD as you can COMMUNICATE.
spending the evening doing laundry and watching football. at this stage of life, no better sunday night tbh.
MY LIFE ISN’T INSTAGRAMMABLE. HOWEVER, IT IS BLUESKYIRABLE
I used to think senior developers knew everything.
Turns out they’re just better at navigating uncertainty.
Experience doesn’t erase confusion — it teaches you where to look for answers.
Even imposter syndrome evolves with seniority.
How to scale almost any web app:
-Optimize your database queries.
-Offload heavy work to queues.
-Cache what rarely changes.

That’s the core. Everything else is just refinement.