Safaricom’s “MyOneApp” rollout landed like a lead balloon. @SamoraKariuki
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frontierfintech.substack.com/p/118-myoneapp
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MyOneApp Failure: The Bundling Trap in Product Design
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First AI Meetup for Builders Tonight
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Have our first AI meetup for builders this evening. https://
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Vibe Coding Nairobi Map Research Project Exploration
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Had fun today vibe coding a Nairobi map research project.
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OpenClaw Hacking Teaches First Principles Learning Like 1997 Web
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Love Goose, been using it for over a year. But the best thing about all this hacking on OpenClaw is that people are learning from first principles on how things work and why, which reminds me of 1997 and the web.
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Excited to test this solution for persistent problem
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Ok, now this is excellent. I’m going to try it this week. I’ve been frustrated by this specific problem for a while.
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Document Selection Strategy and Wiki Implementation Discussion
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Discovering an Amazing Storyteller Account Online
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I found this @kamauwaruhiu account and I can’t stop laughing. Some people are born storytellers!
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Grid Integration Challenges for AI Infrastructure Deployment
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You can’t always “just connect to the grid”
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Software Engineers Transform Robotics: New Infrastructure Opportunities Emerge
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There are now two types of robotics founders and the split matters more than consumer vs. industrial. A growing wave of software engineers are building robots, but they're bringing software expectations with them: simulation should work like Vercel, hardware talent should be sourceable via API, and if CAD takes three months to learn, they'll find a workaround in three days. The gap between what they expect and what exists is enormous. There's no Common Crawl for robotics data. Selling hardware is nothing like selling SaaS. And the entire tooling stack was built for people willing to spend weeks wiring things together. That gap is where the next generation of robotics infrastructure companies gets built. Diego Prats | 🤖 (@mexitlan) Are you fleeing to robotics because Claude Code cooked your job? Yeah… me neither… 😅… As part of building in the open, here are some more learnings from the physical AI ecosystem: Folks under-estimate the number of pain points and problems worth solving for the software-first robotics founder persona! — https://nitter.net/mexitlan/status/2039870415401836773#m
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