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Till now, I still struggle to figure out how much rice will be enough for a group of people. That might look like it's not a big deal until you are left alone in a Nigerian kitchen with a pot in your front

Early start to the day. Started doing my steps walking indoors. In the afternoon, went out with mom to get personal document work done. We took a taxi to meet that person and then came back in the same

I've been a fan of lioness, and I've followed the previous seasons over the years. Season 3 just ended and I loved every bit of it. This season is characterized with a lot of suspense and nervy moments.

The movie His & Hers is a 2026 psychological mystery thriller on Netflix, it's a six episode thriller starring Tessa Thompson as journalist Anna Andrews and Jon Bernthal as Detective Jack Harper. This

I looked at over 50 games and picked out these 13. There were a few others I could have included, but since I was ru....

The Downsides of Going to College It's kinda difficult for me sometimes to make comments about the role schools play in our ecosystem because, there are allot of downsides about schooling that seems to

Another day to remind you to marry a kind spouse. I went for my clinical posting today, just like every other day as a tired, unpaid student nurse. For some unknown reason, I was pissed from the moment

There are somethings I have to accept as normal and something that must done, even if I don’t really agree to its concept. The same thing applies to tests and exams in schools. We see them as an important

Over the years, we've seen quite a number of experiments around AI. Some more impressive than others. One that's still fresh in my memory is that earlier this year, we witnessed the first ever social network

I think most people understand the possibilities that come with getting AI right. We often sum it up in one word: abundance. We also understand what could go wrong, but that isn't what I want to discuss

If exam scores were what really determined our future, then a lot of bright students wouldn't be holding out their first-class certificates, hustling for a job to at least sustain a manageable family life.

There was always something comforting about being bad at something. Being bad was temporary. It meant that there was something left to learn. Both the quote above and the topic of this post are from a

The movie 180 is a 2026 South African crime thriller, a movie written by Alex Yazbek, starring Prince Grootboom as Zak Sigcawu, a story of a family man, the made an ordinary confrontation that led to grief,

It’s been a while since I watched movies, maybe because I don’t fancy it, but I came across a thriller snippet on YouTube, titled Missing. I was eager to watch it, so I searched for the thriller and I

The human mammal's ultimate urge to not do anything is the reason we have so many almost silly services and products being sold in the market and I mean both physical and digital marketplaces. Everything

This is the Boulevard of Sabya. There is fountain viewing every night. The people enjoyed their dinner date with family and friends. There is bowling room on the second floor and other games inside. I

I came across an interesting data on X and it challenges some held beliefs when it comes to AI and the future. I've loosely talked about how even with this much machine intelligence we have in our pockets,

I was scrolling through Reddit and reading random things about AI when I came across a comment that said "AI is just another element of uncertainty" and it seemed like a great topic to explore.

The world has been exposed to so much changes in recent years, artificial intelligence being arguably the most impactful on the list. Given this reality, it's a no brainer that educating the public on

What is intelligence? Intelligence is the mental capacity to learn, reason, understand, solve problems, and adapt to new situations. This is what a quick Google search returns for the query. I stared at