Flexon BUGINGO

where can someone in Rwanda learn applied math outside a degree?

My first test of MiniMax M2.7 this made 3d fibre physics with all the specs of m2.7 is written

Gemini is the dumbest AI to ever exist 😭

Rural Rwanda is more entrepreneurial than many people think. Yesterday I spent the day visiting a series of businesses across the rural food economy: a coffee farmer, a distributor of locally processed foods, an animal feed producer, a rabbit farm, a pig farm, and a local banker responsible for assessing the risk profiles of these ventures. Two key insights emerged from these candid one-on-one conversations. First: Rural Rwanda is changing quickly. As electrification and connectivity expand, a new generation of rural entrepreneurs is emerging. They are more mobile, more digitally connected, and increasingly treating agriculture not just as a way to feed the household, but as a serious business within the food system. Second: Not everyone is moving at the same speed. Many in the older generation are understandably struggling to keep up with the pace of change, mainly driven by climate pressures, digital tools, and the broader transition from farming as a way to feed the household to farming as a business. This is creating a visible gap inside the same communities. Fortunately, Rwanda’s demographic dividend means a younger generation is stepping in with new ideas, new tools, and a different level of mobility which is positive. But when you spend time listening carefully, another pattern becomes clear: Access to timely, practical information may be one of the biggest untapped opportunities in rural food systems. Information about markets. About inputs. About climate risks. About finance. About what others are trying and learning. This is precisely where networks like the African Food Fellowship can play an important role: bringing people together, connecting actors who rarely meet, and enabling the exchange of knowledge that makes local food systems more efficient, resilient, and opportunity-rich. Sometimes the biggest unlock is not a new technology. It’s simply helping the right people learn from each other.

To become a billionaire like Elon Musk: Spot massive unsolved problems in energy, space, transport or AI. Use first-principles thinking to invent better solutions, launch companies, and scale them globally while iterating fast. Embrace extreme risk, work 80-100 hour weeks, learn from failures, and recruit top talent. Start small today by mastering one high-impact skill and building your first product. Rare path, needs luck + relentless execution.

TBH, I'm tired of posts saying "AI-generated website be like" with this image or excessive emojis. That's why I'll be sharing prompts for unique and catchy UI, not me-too UI!