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Mancrossfire:You understand that some people come from wealthy homes, yes? Don't let your imagination run away with you in a bid to console yourself. This babe, for example, was my course mate, and she has always had money. |
suffering:Your name is a perfect fit for you. |
shina11:You're a dunce sha. Close to 500k dollars is change? Most Americans don't make that in 10 years total. |
donem:Lool. They all do. Who's this? |
Tomahawk99:It's the hilarious irony of you calling anyone snowflake when you're upset someone spoke his mind |
InvertedHammer:The same person that automatically referred to hardworking people doing their jobs as prostitutes because of his ignorance? |
slawormiir:It's terribly rare to see you post anything sensible. I really hope you're still a teenager who has time to grow out of this. |
YousefEvicted:Y'all are weird. Is Nairaland a newspaper site? Why are you complaining like it's the Vanguard. This is a generalist forum with lots of sections. Keep up. |
pegix:LOL. Jon Snow. You know nothing. |
Life is so unfair. A driver is so careless that he sleeps off at the wheel, and you (an innocent person with your whole life ahead of you) get to pay for that carelessness with the loss of your life. Rest in Peace, guys. |
Romanoff:You don't understand. The number of active Twitter users right now is a small fraction of what was previously there. The market has been eroded. Relatively few people are able or interested in using a VPN. |
Sebastine1994:I fervently hope and pray that you're not an actual adult human being. |
So let me get this straight. You were living the life of a pauper, managing 2k or less a week. And then your GIRLFRIEND made you REMEMBER that you paid 20k to learn a skill that can make you money. And now you want to link us to your mentor who taught you for 20k (even though you say he teaches for 300k). You want to beg him to teach us for 100k. That's so nice of you. Clap for yourself. |
Bouz:Stop hating |
OP please ignore the messages above me discouraging you. This is a very interesting and in-demand field, and you will not regret getting in now. Artificial Intelligence is not in-demand in Nigeria now, but who said you have to work in Nigeria? I have an acquaintance who has never left Nigeria but is working his third remote Machine Learning job. I am not an expert, but I have just jumped in. If anything, other programming niches are getting saturated. Besides, you don't just go from where you are into AI. There is a career path, and you develop marketable skills on the way that can land you jobs right here in Nigeria. You can be a data analyst, data scientist, data engineering in Nigeria. You can learn web scraping with a limited knowledge of Python that can earn you money. This is the best time to become a data scientist. And needing a PhD is a myth. Please do some research. You can start with your 32 bit laptop too. There is a course I would recommend on Coursera - IBM Data Science Professional Certificate. If you apply for financial aid, the cost of the course would be significantly cut. Alternatively, you can take advantage of a Udemy sale (currently going on) to buy a course on data analysis or data science for around N3,500. Take advantage of this thread https://www.nairaland.com/5485400/chronicle-data-scientist-analyst |
geedot:How did she come report anything to you here? Is she the OP? Think before typing. She posted on her personal twitter page. |
Curious345:If you have nothing helpful or positive to say, why don't you keep quiet? Nobody asked for your negativity. If she were your sister, would you be saying this? Can't stand you id1ots, honestly. |
Kebbiprince:Obviously you cannot, because there were people in the thread that day giving this same explanation. |
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Chuzoetoh:The irony of you calling anybody werey. You think a bloodthirsty mob is a better judge of innocence than a law court? That's why Nigeria is still stuck in the dark ages, with the likes of you. |
classicfrank4u:Don't be a dunce. It's a bad look. |
Aderewah:Dude, I literally ask you to do a Google search. Less time than you spent typing this and you would know the answer to that. |
LabelKiller:Read before hurrying to post, Nairalanders. |
lexy2014:Second hand value actually increases instead of reducing. She can sell it more than she bought it
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We4all:Birkin bags sell for more than you bought them. They are an investment, not a liability. Their values increase second hand. |
OneKinGuy:This is one of the cheapest birkin bags. There are birkin bags of more than $200k. |
Aderewah:You're ignorant. Do a Google search and learn how valuable an investment a birkin bag is. Don't reply me to be savage. Learn. |
Hi guys. So all of a sudden my Redmi Note 7 will not charge past a certain range (around 65 to 70). When it gets there, it starts discharging even when the phone is plugged in. I've tried various chargers and cords. What could be the problem? |
tribalwarlord:typical dunce. |
tribalwarlord:Not saying you're one but that is how sheep behave. They follow mindlessly, without questioning, even things that do not make any sense. Someone asks a valid question, and knowing there's no answer that makes logical sense, you use the "follow our culture" mantra. Na wa. |
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