Njue Mugo

@HarunMbaabu Oya @grok , huyu jamaa anatupima si ndio?

The fact that he is jesus and he couldn't save them 😂

@BravinYuri That's the whole reason they put him there.

The West & Europe often likes the corrupt to remain in power in Africa to keep the continent impoverished and to keep extracting resources and even more, to push their agendas. Based on this pattern and trend, I can state that even come 2027, they want Kasongo back for NWO.

“ I am not worried about Kenya in 2022. I am extremely worried for Kenya Post 2022 because a Ruto presidency post 2022 looks like it's inevitable and Ruto isn't someone you'd want to give a country to lead.” Bravin Yuri, 2021

@blackorwa Interesting @blackorwa. Is #WhatIsARoad still operational? And maybe this could be scaled to garbage, bad roads, etc. Then we can get to see exactly where the city is failing.

History of Nairobi through Manholes medium.com/whatisaroad/hi…

❗ JUST IN: Trump is “mandatorily requesting” that every country currently negotiating the Iran deal immediately sign the Abraham Accords. He’s even extending the same offer directly to Iran, sign the accords if you want a deal with the US. This is Trump tying normalization with Israel to any nuclear or ceasefire agreement in the region. This is a bold leverage play to reshape the Middle East that might backfire and potentially kill talks before they even get serious. What’s your take; smart diplomacy or unrealistic pressure that risks blowing everything up?"

I had the chance this week to teach a Professional Python class to a room full of very smart people. My IQ was definitely bringing the average down. Almost everyone in the room had a PhD. Except for two of us. One of them was me. And I saw something I often see when I work with highly technical experts. They are brilliant. They know their domains deeply. They know how to get things done. They have built workflows that work for them, often over many years. But there are usually gaps around coding and software engineering practices. Their job has usually been to get the analysis working, get the model running, get the paper out, get the result shipped, or get the thing working on their machine. That creates a very different coding style than what you need when code needs to be shared, tested, refactored, reviewed, maintained, and collaborated on. That is the fun part of teaching this material. You start introducing processes and practices that move people from being highly capable individuals to being a team that can build together. Testing was one of the big unlocks. Many people had not spent much time with it, but they immediately saw its value. Tests give you confidence. They make refactoring safer. They make collaboration easier. They let you change code without holding your breath. For the skeptics, I told them to apply the scientific process (they are all scientists, so they can't do much to argue), apply the techniques, and verify whether the results are better. They were also very interested in AI-assisted coding. This class was not an AI coding class. I teach that separately. But this class is foundational for AI coding because AI coding accelerates experts. The better your software development practices are, the better your results with AI will be. If you bring messy habits to AI, you get faster messes. If you bring testing, structure, environments, refactoring, and collaboration practices, AI becomes much more useful. Professional software practices are not just for software engineers anymore. They are the foundation for anyone who wants to use Python, data, and AI at a high level.

@HarunMbaabu Lovely place!

LuxDevHQ luxdevhq.ai

I believe that under @daisyfaithauma, @LuxDevHQ, @TheLtLab, and @DSEAfrica will grow exponentially.

@DavisThuranira Individual choices should not be generalised into generations, tribes, races, religions, etc. This is where we get it wrong.

Millennials are so weird. Many of them boarded traitor PSVs at 2 a.m just to avoid the dreadful thoughts of being fired even during a nationwide PSV strike. Their imaginary sense of job security comes before personal security. Meanwhile, Gen Z wote wametext boss hawaendi leo.

@HarunMbaabu DM @YangJadhot

I will be the first to go and fund the first 8,000 Ksh. Let's see how it goes, second installments covered!

@gregorytechKE coolors.co

one of our clients' needs a children's home site. I think Golden Yellow would be best.

@HarunMbaabu !pip install manyatta

Here we make sure they code, and the 9 months count!

@BravinYuri Huku Embu ni kama mlima imepasuka

What the hell is that Thunder? Damn!

@HarunMbaabu Haha. Soon!

@akhmedlight Leta CX5 tupandishe mlima

Sometimes, you just need to market strategically. We recently started Adventure Trek Kenya, and since January, we’ve done countless hikes. We’ve even secured contracts with gyms to take their members on monthly trails. It’s something we created because we just needed to stay consistent with hiking.

It's now possible to have a customised gender. Interesting!

@TheAbojani Upskill and always pay your self first.

What is your wisest advice for those in the ages 25 - 35??

Signs that you are on the right track financially; 1. You have outgrown sending fare. Some even take expensive digital loans to send fare or dine out with their dates. So if you are in a stage where...