or founders should learn how to be accountable. taking money from anyone (investors, employers) means you owe them updates about how their money is spent.
I'm 26.
I deeply regret spending so much of my younger years playing games and watching anime.
The freshest, most youthful days of my life wasted away.
If you're 20, please lock in.
It only gets harder as you age...
i hate being a “late-bloomer”.
i wish i had a perfect, aligned career like everyone else.
i might have grays, wrinkles, and weight gain when i finally make it and that isn’t what i wanted.
@jaredzel@kareeening hey!
can we talk more about eh person you're looking for?
I'm more of a product and fullstack engineer who deeply cares about both eng and product quality
Asking Claude to review your code is a slot machine.
Every review finds brand new bugs. Review again: more. Review a tenth time: it still finds something.
It never runs out of bugs to find... so how do you decide your code is actually done?
I think capital deployment should hinge on evidence and results.
IMO, asking for capital because "I'm African" is the wrong way to go about the whole operation.
Heck, even us as Africans (expect the outliers) are not actually investing in our the startups by our cronies.
Africa has 17% of the world's population but attracts <1% of global venture capital.
Global capital keeps misjudging Africa.
Which is precisely why Ajim Capital is raising a $20M fund to invest in African startups.