LLMs might teach us something about discourse. Imagine if it was socially acceptable within an argument or discussion to pause and say "Thinking longer for a better answer"

For those who think, if your tribesmate is in power you will gain then be warned because closer to us is Sammy Kioko who did legitimate work but your guess is as good as mine on who is frustrating his dues.

Most times peeople need a leading and guiding hand and this makes sense a lot.

The role of our generation is to ensure the constitution of Kenya is studied in school from primary to tertiary level. Your signature count. #Katibashuleni2026 change.org/p/katiba-shule…

Wale wadau wa matunda wenye hawapendi kushare picha mmefikiwa. Sasa swali za "uko na Airdrop?" zikome.

Something I have learnt today is Tokugawa Shogunate-Meiji Restoration transition in Japan. Japan was not as desirable as it is today. Effort was made by teenage Samurais to shift mindset and have change in their country. It can be done.

Its all fascinating when you learn that time is complex construct. How physicists know time is different from how astronomers view time. In all realization what we use as the common standard is a simplification of the two. A physicist knows 1sec ≈ 9 billion periods of atomic

Tuko ile stage ya society where everything can be classified as toxic. Usishangae soon ukiambiwa hata kupumua ni toxic.

You think you are good until you are asked for a justification then it hits you that you know nothing. Then you remember, you forgot the importance of the why question.

Is your company currently hiring for a role that includes using Rust? Reply with a link to the opening and any relevant context. If you're not, we'd appreciate a repost for visibility #rust #rustlang #programming

x.com/i/status/20185…

x.com/i/status/20185…

Wadau, take a look x.com/i/status/20185…

x.com/i/article/2031…

Nisaba v0.2.4 is out 🚀 Tighter clustering, cleaner reporting, and upgraded dependencies — making reconciliation more reliable. Explore it: crates.io/crates/nisaba Feedback is much welcome.

Hard to take all these “automate everything and log off” people seriously. I *enjoy* creating things on and with my computer. If you don't, why become a software engineer in the first place?