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If you want to intergrate mpesa to your agentic systems, check out my MCP at paylod.dev
kind of guy who calls an enum "a boolean with more than two scenarios" lecturing people on programming 😭... whatever they say about glass houses and stones 😂
Nilikuwa nashindwa mbona hamteti na hii new update nikakumbuka you guys can't write a loop to tell the largest number in an array,kazi ni kuvibecode tu na kusema it's addictive,@KhalifKairo why does indexing start from 0 and not 1?
the kenyan "metal" scene is just guys coming together to do cringe shit. not a single band that stands out. the songwriting, vocals, and overall sound just aren't there
and as for metal? I genuinely don't think kenya has a metal scene worth talking about.
this and then adding a mesh network layer to allow communication without relying on cell towers or wifi
Jack Dorsey put 1.3 million dollars into it.
Vitalik Buterin gave it 128 ETH.
You have never heard of it.
It is called SimpleX. It is a messenger. It does not need a phone number. It does not need an email. It does not need a username. It does not need a user ID.
Not a hidden ID. Not a hashed ID. None at all.
Signal needs your phone number. WhatsApp needs your phone number. Telegram needs your phone number. Every messenger you have ever called "private" knows the one thing your bank, your stalker, and your country use to identify you.
SimpleX knows nothing.
It was built by Evgeny Poberezkin, a London-based engineer. Before this he wrote Ajv, the JavaScript validator that runs in 300 million downloads every month. He could have built anything.
He built the messenger with no users on the server.
Here is the trick.
Every other messenger gives you an identity. SimpleX gives you a connection. Each chat is its own one-way pipe. The server never sees who you are talking to. It does not even know you exist as a user.
11,327 stars. AGPL-3.0. Version 7.0 beta released two days ago.
iOS. Android. macOS. Windows. Linux. Free.
A 4-person team in London is the last line of defense between your conversations and every government, every advertiser, and every database breach.
The most private messenger ever built is the one you have never heard of.
(Link in the comments)
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i got tired of copy-pasting context between ai coding agents.
so i’m building councli: a local room where they can see each other’s output and think together.
github.com/mosesmrima/councl…
i got tired of copy-pasting context between ai coding agents.
so i’m building councli: a local room where they can see each other’s output and think together.
github.com/mosesmrima/councl…
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When he died eight days ago, his face was everywhere. Every platform carried his photo. Everyone had something to say. The timelines were heavy with grief. For two days, it felt as though the whole country paused.
But eight days later, the noise has faded. His name is no longer on people’s lips. His image has been swept aside like dust in harmattan wind. Life has continued, as it always does. Only his family still sits with the real weight of it. Only they feel the ache that does not trend and does not expire.
Are we meant to mourn forever? But there is something sobering about how quickly the world moves on when a person dies. It reminds you that applause is brief, attention is fleeting, and the crowd does not stay long.
So laugh while your lungs are strong enough to carry it. Cry when you must. Love deeply and allow yourself to be loved in return. Travel if you can. Eat good food. Sit with friends and merry. Forgive quickly. Carry no hatred in your chest; it is too heavy for such a short journey.
Do that thing you have been postponing. Stop telling yourself “one day.” Help someone. Share what you have. Give, even if it is small.
All we truly have is now. The present hour. Make every second, minute, and hour count. Live your best life.
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Learn eBPF through hands-on exercises directly from your browser.
ebpf.party/
stop doing this it's counter productive. last time it was some guy renaming variables and calling themselves a core dev. eventually the entire demographic will look mediocre. learning itself is noble, you can be excited about your progress without making inaccurate claims.
Just finished building a Swahili based programming language
Jenga Programming Language (Version 1.0 :The Pilot Version)
Check it out
github.com/gatsz1/Jenga
For now it's simple Some features will be added soon
Happy to receive feedback. Happy Jenga-ring
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I have had a lot of fun lately letting Claude fully control my old ThinkPad.
This finally feels like the correct way to interact with computers, like something’s been missing this entire time until now.
Give Claude a laptop to live in, you won’t regret it.
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2 servers.
8 CPUS.
Processing 8 billion ticks per day. Under 2 milliseconds.
Running at 20% CPU utilization.
Sometimes the best infrastructure is the one you build yourself.
That's our market feed data infrastructure at Sahi. This processes high speed feeds from the Exchanges and builds the critical data products that power your trading experience on Sahi.
Rather than throw hardware at the problem, our engineering team relied upon thoughtful architecture choices:
→ Lock-free Rust actors
→ Pre-serialized message caching
→ Time-bucketed partitioning
→ Token-aware database routing
Full technical deep-dive:
sahi.com/blogs/from-exchange…
@Sahi_HQ
