Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by ibkayee(f): 3:48pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
Akposy: Hello Foodies/Chefs!!
With Joy in my heart, I wish to announce to you guys that I am now a Pastry Chef. I graduated on Thursday. Culinary School was hard for me but local boy scaled through. There were times i requested for deferment but peeps kept encouraging me and boosting my weakened morale.
Thanks all for your kind words. Next stop is Cuisine chef course...I don't know when but it will happen by God's grace.. Amen!
The fruit tart was my exam work. Crust (dough) was made with Pâté sableé dough, filling was a combination of Lemon curd and strawberry compost. Topping Swiss meringue mixed with pastry cream. strawberry and banana slices. Congratulations my dear, I wish you more and more success |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 2:07pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
shegzhkn: comfortable huh, don't settle. Haha thank you |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 1:50pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
shegzhkn: You could make some little extra cash that can buy you a decent lunch, you might wanna reconsider. Lol I don't know if it's that I'm not passionate enough or I'm too 'comfortable' at the moment. But yeah it's definitely something to reconsider |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 1:34pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
shegzhkn: Alright, hope to pick up where we left off in subsequent convo. Sure I don't freelance, I've thought about it but I'm too lazy |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 1:15pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
shegzhkn: You guess, u aint a wet behind the hear CS grad. now , you should know.
You freelance on the side right ? Just realised I misread what you wrote, my apologies 'Urm, I guess' is just how I talk |
Foreign Affairs › Re: ‘Foreigner’ Kicked Out Of Supermarket In Ghana, After Refusing To Use Sanitiser by ibkayee(op): 1:07pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
persius555: Why not just report her. After she's touched up potentially half the store? |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 1:02pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
shegzhkn: You guess, u aint a wet behind the hear CS grad. now , you should know.
You freelance on the side right ? It wasn't a guess, I should've said function* pointers Lol I'm not 'wet behind the ears' but it doesn't necessarily tell you about my experience with certain things either Nah I don't |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 12:41pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
shegzhkn: Really it ain't the same .. well just kidding. The services you provide it is consumer facing or enterprise? It isn't the same, but the concept is similar Lol urm consumer facing I guess |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 12:19pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
shegzhkn: ok, you can teach me delegates then , about work - is ur firm into embedded systems or some kind of automation (asked because of c++). Embedded systems Lol I’d say check out pointers in c++ for a similar concept but it would probably confuse you more |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 12:06pm On Mar 21, 2020 |
Grandlord: Nice. What was your most memorable and exciting project? Hmm, I dunno, maybe one assignment where I had to get a robot to move around specific black lines |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 9:17am On Mar 21, 2020 |
Grandlord: Cool 
Hey can you let me know what you actually do on a day to day basis in your job? If I can recall correctly, you work with C/C++? Mixture of things, but mainly: Write code to create software applications (mainly for windows), the system I work with is pretty established already so I’m not really creating anything big or exciting, I do more modifying than ’creating’ to be honest General system testing Documentation Installation and integration testing Some networking |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by ibkayee(f): 9:06am On Mar 21, 2020 |
duchaB: Hmmm.... I just dey look you coronally...   |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 9:06am On Mar 21, 2020 |
shegzhkn: What was your major in college ?? , and if i may ask what ur stack ma'am? Comp sci I mainly use c#/.net framework and c++ at work |
Romance › Re: Attractive Women Don't Love Anymore. by ibkayee(f): 8:12pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
imustsaymymindo: Lol. Not in Northern Nigerian though. There are a handful of broke men there with more than one attractive wife. Most don’t even have an opportunity at formal education, they’re limited by their system in probably every way possible except being impregnated |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by ibkayee(f): 8:07pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
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Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by ibkayee(f): 8:06pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
cococandy: Food
Rice and stir fried chicken breasts What I need |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by ibkayee(f): 8:06pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
Dyt: Pls break it down My head isn't working I don’t know the details, but I’ve heard that a a good portion of the world is semi lactose intolerant, which apparently means you have trouble digesting this specific thing called lactose, that’s commonly found in dairy products. I’m not a medical expert however, I just heard that it’s allegedly pretty common |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by ibkayee(f): 7:58pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
Dyt: Late dinner Fried banana and egg
Had chocolate all day **does choc make one bloated?**
That's the remain of a pack of 24 There is kuku God oo Lol you might be semi lactose intolerant and don’t even know it, in that case, yes it can  |
Food › Re: Cook In Your Kitchen, Take Pictures And Post It Here. SIMPLE! by ibkayee(f): 7:56pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
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Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 7:26pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
light099: Hmmm. Maybe, bt to learn it to the extent I want and the scope of what I want might take years.
Hacking, mobile apps, website design and blockchain programming and maybe some others. I already gave up, only waiting for a time when I could employ a team and make a design and they program it. I know that should work out too.
Programming is very involving. Only for those who have passion for it. But I always feel most programmers are underpaid except for CEOs who were able to create a money well for themselves like Cloud Mining Bezos, Facebook, Google guys, Microsoft etc Yeah it takes time to learn. If you have the plan and funds to hire someone else to do it, why not I guess It's becoming quite a saturated market to be honest, most run of the mill and just doing it for the sake of having a job, which is fine and what most of us end up doing And then you'll have those who are super passionate, patient, dedicated and a million miles better than the former, naturually they tend to earn the most |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 5:21pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
light099: Respect! I wish I were you. .
Coding is the new oil well. Some guys from Russia designed a smart contract program on Eth blockchain and it got popular this year, they got lots of eth by now.
Programming/tech + good idea = Money. It isn't too late to start to be honest I 'fell into it' because I did it at university so I was lucky I guess lol |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 5:16pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
Fidelismaria: Do you know any site i could learn these programming languages from without needing a physical tutor? Places I've used: Tutorialspoint (free) Udemy (free and paid) Udacity (free and paid I think) Youtube (free) Pretty sure there are others, these are just the ones I've used |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 5:11pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
light099: Cool! Programmer? Like you code?
Being a professional is the first thing, being an entrepreneur should be easier that way. Yeah Software engineer, mostly coding |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 5:06pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
light099: Are you a tech professional? You said you should have been on the list. Yeah I am Not an entrepreneur though, I was being silly |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 5:05pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
nextstep: Yes... just like in University, one covers different courses simultaneously without problems.
Fidelismaria, the suggestion by ibkayee to start with Python certainly has merit. However, I've also come to realize that you can gain a better understanding by wetting your feet in all. I'm just considering that he's a beginner, but if he can handle it all together, even better |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 5:04pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
OlawaleBammie: But can one learn it himself?? if yes, how?? Yeah definitely, variety of resources available out there, like youtube, books (online PDFs), websites dedicated to programming training etc |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 4:56pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
pocohantas: Lmao. The IT guy done tire for me. I went to ask him for help the other day, he said “in fact, let’s go to your system- I will teach you to fish”. Naso I run go hide. Fish kill him there.  At least you're trying, it's a start  |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 4:46pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
pocohantas: Abeg abeg, no give me headache this hot afternoon. Python kor, Cobra ni. Lol if you're ever forced to self isolate (God forbid obviously) but if you are, check it out, it's not that bad  |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 4:37pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
light099: Yea. If you investigate, most members on NL between 2005 to 2008 are rich kids or exposed big guys and ladies, and most of them are already over 30 yrs by now. So if you're on NL between 2005 to 2008 and not yet 30yrs. Then, definitely you must have had exposure early enough. That was my calculations. Makes sense |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 4:36pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
nextstep: In Nigeria, web-based languages are the thing: Python, JavaScript/Node, PHP, Ruby, Java, Rust
You should start with them all. Spend 1 week on each, and rotate. All the tools to develop are freely available.
See here for a list of possible job options; scroll down to software engineers:
https://andela.com/careers/ All ke? Fidelismaria, definitely don't do that lol, especially as a beginner Pick one and start from there, easiest is probably Python, but you can do your research to see which one aligns the most with whatever you want to do. Then when you have the basics down, branch out from there |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 4:28pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
light099: Lol, I never disagree with you about that, infact there are many affordable browsing phones that time but you in particular, my instinct and logical calculations suggested you must have had a rich background or good exposure, to have been on NL by then. Ok fair enough |
Business › Re: 5 Under 30 Youngest Successful Nigerian Tech Entrepreneurs by ibkayee(f): 4:28pm On Mar 20, 2020 |
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