Translation: single-region architectures quietly cap MRR. At scale, cross-AZ (and often cross-region) replication isn’t “resilience” — it’s revenue protection.

Large consumer platforms generate billions annually. When a single cloud region degrades, thousands of dependent services can fail simultaneously. Public outage aggregators consistently show sharp, correlated spikes across major apps during regional incidents.

Data without insight is noise. Insight without action is wasted. Complexity is only valuable if it informs your decisions.

If your pitch requires “just one more slide,” You’ve already lost the room.

And the thing is today's already 25th and Ghanaian people waited for this upcoming prophecy to be fulfilled. But nothing happened...

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A Ghanaian content creator who claims he's a prophet with the name Ebo Noah had prepared a massive ark like in the times of the chosen Noah in the bible. Well people had been traveling from parts of the world to Ghana in order to secure their spots on the ark.

Structure matters. Different sequence. 3x engagement difference

STRUCTURE YOUR TECH TWEETS BY LIMITING TECH ABSTRACTIONS... I transformed a quantum computing CEO's thread today. Original thread : Opened with topological encoding explanation. Revision: Opened with operational risk mitigation outcome. Same technical depth. .

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You write internal Notion docs for engineers; I adapt them into public-facing pages for customers and investors without more meetings from you.” “You send me your last investor update; I keep the numbers and tech, but rewrite the story so it’s repeatable in partner meetings.”

This is the gap I work in as a ghostwriter” + “docs, specs, ‘how it works’ pages” is still category-speak. To feel non-generic, you want 2–3 precise, founder-life moments, like: “You ship a changelog and I turn it into a founder thread that your ideal buyers actually bookmark.”

If your product page, docs, or X threads feel like they were written for engineers only, you’re making your sales and fundraising harder than they need to be.

Keeping the technical truth, but leading with the business impact. People can’t buy or back what they don’t fully understand.

Your team aligns on what you’re actually building, not just the stack.Good tech translation isn’t “dumbing it down.” It’s: Choosing the right level of detail for the reader. Swapping internal shorthand for external value language. .

Same tech, different framing. Focused on what it does and why it matters Why this matters for you as a founder: Non-technical buyers understand the value in one read. Investors can repeat your pitch correctly in partner meetings.

Here’s a plain-English version of the same idea: “We help your app instantly find the most relevant pieces of information inside huge piles of text, PDFs, and logs—so your AI answers are accurate instead of guessing.”

What do you think would happen if we had only two leveraging practices . Tech . Writing Only the top 1% geniuses know

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The most compelling thing I know about tech breakdowns is something that focuses much on the centre of gravity of every tech business - The point of frame of reference Here's the reason: