
Software engineer and tech entrepreneur....Founder @rapidevlabs, Founder @eazi_code...also...AI, consumer tech, sometimes cars.
Joined September 2024
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Replying to @ChalynRugby
As a springbok fan, agreeing to anything Chalyn says on this platform feels wrong….think I’m going to be sick today 😅
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Replying to @croc_mar
😅😅😅
How is the surface? I really wanted the surface book back in the day but it was waaay over budget for me at the time.
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Just freed up 143GBs from my machine using claude!
Highly effective! Claude never seizes to amaze. New usecase unlocked 🥳!
And yes,
- do occassionaly game on my mac.
- only did it on a machine with nothing sensitive + all mission critical things are backed up.
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Replying to @thaslickpastor
Happy birthday Nigel!
More life, more blessings and more benzs this coming year 😅💪!
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Had told myself I'd be off X till the weekend, even deleted the app from my phone...
Then, getting into an uber at 5pm, a guy in a car across the street starts hooting....shouts Hi Ngoni, I'm KC....
And just knew, it has to be someone who knows me from X.....people who know me from LinkedIn would never 😅.
So yes, KC, day made! I'm actually working at the place you saw me 2-3days a week. Say hi in my DMs and we can grab a coffee sometime 😁.
Replying to @makosamunyaa @JosiahThobejane
Air is powerful enough for most development needs these days....
Its also super light and portable, that might matter more to some who work mobile.
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Replying to @mementomorcu
True, we need to both keep up with latest advancements, whilst improving areas that still need to catch up to older advancements.
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Replying to @Namataii
I fundamentally and wholeheartedly disagree with this notion. There is good and proven reason AI is "trending" globally. AI is a productivity multiplier in a such a way that ignoring it will leave Africa non-competitive on the global market in all spheres of commerce. Africa should aggressively adopt AI...in the proven global use cases....and also in Africa specific use case.
Also, Africa should still fix issues such as the example you gave. Both can be done concurrently. Both must be done concurrently.
To me, what you are suggesting is like saying a child who hasnt acquired school uniform should not attend classes. No, they should attend classes and keep up with the rest of the kids....also, they can still get their school uniform.
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I fundamentally and wholeheartedly disagree with this notion. There is good and proven reason AI is "trending" globally. AI is a productivity multiplier in a such a way that ignoring it will leave Africa non-competitive on the global market in all spheres of commerce. Africa should aggressively adopt AI...in the proven global use cases....and also in Africa specific use case.
Also, Africa should still fix issues such as the example you gave. Both can be done concurrently. Both must be done concurrently.
To me, what you are suggesting is like saying a child who hasnt acquired school uniform should not attend classes. No, they should attend classes and keep up with the rest of the kids....also, they can still get their school uniform.
Armies that win have the general at the front lines. Nobody wants to bleed for the prince in the palace.
Ron Baron asked Elon Musk how many CEOs live on site in an Airstream and work hands-on with everyone.
MUSK: “Airstreams are actually pretty nice... It’s parked right next to the power plant.”
“We built this power plant that’s producing over a gigawatt... in about a year, as opposed to normally about five years.”
“There is no upstairs.”
He walks the entire site up to five times a day. He’s pulled power cables “the size of an anaconda,” run fiber, wired switches, and worked on the power plant software.
“I try to do at least a little bit of everything, so that I’m not numb to the pain of the people who are actually doing it.”
“It’s not as though I’m sitting in an office and somebody has to come to me. I’m walking the floor, asking them questions actively.”
There’s a reason SpaceX is winning the compute race.
I want to be José
Ron Baron is 83. In front of thousands of investors in New York, he looked at Elon Musk and asked the one question an 83-year-old asks.
"How do you want people to think about you?"
For the full hour before, it had been trillion-dollar chip fabs. Starship. Starlink. The business of the richest man alive.
Then Baron added, quieter: "Nobody would work the way you work just to accumulate money."
Elon paused.
"I'd like the reality to be that I made a significant contribution in the furtherance of civilization."
One sentence. Civilization.
And then, in the same room, he told them about Jose.
Jose is the guy in the meme. One man digging a hole in the road. Eight men standing around watching him dig.
"Unless you increase the number of Joses in the country, the amount of work done does not increase."
"I aspire to be Jose."
"We do actual work."
This from a man who lives in an Airstream parked next to his power plant in Memphis. Who pulls power cables "the size of an anaconda" with his own hands.
Asked how he wants history to remember him, he said civilization.
Asked who he wants to be, he said the guy with the shovel.
The richest man in the world wants to dig. 🇺🇸🚀
Ngoni Mujuru retweeted
Awesome crowd for Zimbabwe’s World Rugby Nations Cup match against Samoa in Wakefield.
These matches are not just great preparation for Australia, but present an opportunity for unions.
Watch all the matches LIVE on @RugbyPass TV.
@ZimRugbyZW @SamoaRugby











