What genuinely is the point of studying Computer Science in 2026?
If you are a CS student, what are you doing right now that gives you an edge over every other person?
@TehutiKalder@Cocaszn@avyloveyou Y’all are saying pidgin like it wasn’t made from English. The typical pidgin sentence has AT LEAST one pure English word in it.
@wilczyn Depends on where your heart is. Was the sole reason for building the company because of the potential for revenue? Or was it because of the people your products help?
If it’s a little bit of both, then chase both revenue and users 50:50. It mustn’t be one or the other.
@zuess05 Building well. A lot of people can build fast, but their products either add little value to the general public, or even if it adds value, it breaks under pressure. Building well is the new flex.
@ThePeterMick A good founder would accept the fact that the product has no use unless it gets to the people that need it; marketing is the only way to ensure that.
@Cocaszn@avyloveyou Ohh then tell me what EXACTLY is our language? Igbo? Hausa? Yoruba?
Don’t be daft man. English is the one language every tribe is expected to know how to speak in Nigeria.
I'd say judgment and execution.
AI has made building cheaper, but it hasn't made everyone equally good at identifying the right problems, making good decisions, understanding users, and actually following through.
Everyone has access to the tools. Not everyone knows what to build with them.
@omarvvvr I'd keep posting.
Monetization is nice, but if the only reason I'm creating is because X pays me, then I probably wasn't that interested in creating in the first place.
The audience, connections and opportunities matter too.