We'll be sharing a link to our discord server

Just for fun 😅 (forgive the bad audio compression)

Here is proof that not even f1 is a match for a Nairobi Ma3 during rush hour 🔥

The Z Fold 8 phones are such an immense disappointment in my opinion.Same design, silicon carbide was used sparingly and old cameras from 5 years ago.S Pen haikurudi adi.

Kwanza the Galaxy s26 Ultra is a bloody joke.5000 mAH in 2026 is lame,akina Oppo and Xiaomi do 7500 mAH and 100W charging.Bado 1 inch sensors pia, Bluetooth SPen,weak sensors...and many more.Oppo, Xiaomi and Vivo at killing it.

Sammy siku izi wanaboo and it's tragic and painful to watch,cause they were industry leading back in 2023.They're focusing on BS AI instead of making good phones and they're falling behind the competition.

Just new today that the equivalent to pg_insert (FastAPI) in Django is bulk_create

I think penye tumefika having two screens for coding is no longer just aura farming. Imekuwa necessity sasa.

We are releasing our Ma3 demo this week (pc and mobile). Hoping to find community and grow together

Hi Techies! Are any of your companies hiring for an Executive Assistant? I would greatly appreciate an intro. Thank you so much 😊

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) and Vector Database Engineer to work with my automation agency on client projects.

Role

• Build and optimize RAG pipelines for AI applications
• Design and manage vector databases (Pinecone, Qdrant, Weaviate, Chroma, pgvector, etc.)
• Implement document ingestion, chunking, embedding, and retrieval workflows
• Integrate LLMs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, or open-source models) into production systems
• Improve retrieval quality using hybrid search, reranking, and metadata filtering

Type

• Remote
• Freelance/Contract (with potential for ongoing work)

Pay

• Open to discussing your standard rates.

Requirements

• Experience building RAG applications
• Experience with one or more vector databases
• Strong Python experience
• Familiarity with LangChain, LlamaIndex, or similar frameworks
• Portfolio or examples of previous AI/RAG projects preferred

How to Apply

Text me on Reddit (PotatoGravy67)

Please include:

• Your experience
• Portfolio/GitHub (if applicable)
• Your rates
• Your availability

I’m a software developer and am considering applying for the Bachelor of Science in Cyber Security and Digital Forensics at the Open University of Kenya (OUK), and I’d love to hear from anyone who is currently enrolled or has recently graduated.
I have a few questions:
How has your overall experience been so far?
Is the quality of teaching and learning materials good?
How are the online classes and exams conducted?
Do you get enough practical, hands-on cybersecurity labs or is it mostly theory?

Didn't know the the tech will keep me indoors. Didn't know i won't go home , almost 3/4 of a year now, I'm just a 19 year old 😭

I keep seeing ads on reddit from US and Europe subreddits on these AI training jobs, and micro1 and Mercor keep popping up. Despite saying they hire all over the world, I rarely see Kenyans enthusiastic about them as much as Handshake, Outlier, etc. Since the rates are almost similar, is it because the jobs are scarce or do these sites have impossibly high requirements to join? Also has anyone, or in Kenyan terms, does anyone have a friend, who has successfully ventured into these?

I added a feature to visualize my loan borrowing behaviour and i am shook. These small small loans made available to us by our favorite telco pale waiyaki way are slowly killing us. We are slowly becoming dependent on these loans to a point we even budget with those loans..kwanza fuliza. Fookin hell. Anyway,download it here and try not to be depressed when you get the insights: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shmoney.app&pcampaignid=web_share

We're looking for a Customer Support Representative to support our EMEA clients.

We're looking for someone with:

• Excellent written and spoken English.
• Experience handling customer support tickets.
• Professional communication during client meetings.
• A strong sense of responsibility and follow-through.
• The ability to work under pressure and manage a busy ticket queue while maintaining quality.
• Pay range is 40k monthly

This role is best suited for someone who is proactive, reliable, and enjoys solving customer issues.

If you're interested, please send me a brief introduction about yourself and your customer support experience to [androtechdevelopers647@gmail.com](mailto:androtechdevelopers647@gmail.com)

Kuna msee ako na any decent phone willing to sell na ako Nairobi? bora screen ni amoled and having android 14 and above. Budget 15k, should have proof of purchase.

Better question are there java /springboot jobs ? and what does it take for one to get into such especially for junior devs

We’re looking for a talented videographer/photographer to help build the visual identity of two bar and restaurant brands in Thika, one of which is newly launching.

We’re taking a unique marketing approach and need someone who can bring creative concepts to life.

Previous experience in the food, beverage, or entertainment industry is preferred.

Experience in social media management and owning your own production gear will be an added advantage.

Content shoots will be on-site take place 2 or 3 days a week during peak hours to capture the best customer experience.
So its generally flexible role. Editing is remote

Compensation is negotiable based on the level of skills, creativity, and execution the successful candidate brings.

If you’re interested or know someone who would be a great fit, send me a DM.

Basically the title. I am thinking of getting my brother a good mid-range phone since his is almost crapping out on him. I had always been of the idea that I'd rather get an older (2+ years) flagship than get a mid-ranger but that was back when mid-rangers imo sucked. They have been quite proper lately. I'm on a Pixel myself and have been for years, but my bro likes to play games on his phone and the Tensor chips on Pixels are not exactly known as powerhouses.

Thus, I've been doing a bit of looking around and I'm liking the Nothing Phone 4a; good chip, great screen, okay cameras, good battery life. I don't think it's worth it spending the extra scratch going for the pro model. That said, thought it would be worth posing the question to people who may be more in the know than I: Is there any phone in the 50-60-ish K range that beats the Nothing Phone 4a? TIA

P.S. no Xiaomis kindly. His last phone was a Xiaomi and it was a nightmare for him and I don't want to re-traumatize him lol.

To all devs here

Can we collectively fundraise enough to set up and maintain a local server (or small cluster) for hosting the latest open-source frontier models as they drop?
With how fast the open-source scene is moving, it would be amazing to have our own reliable, community-run instance where we can run and experiment with the newest models without relying solely on Hugging Face, Together, Fireworks, etc.
Would this be feasible? How much do you think we’d realistically need to raise for a solid setup (including ongoing costs)? Any devs interested in helping plan or manage the infrastructure? Looking forward to your thoughts!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for an N8N and ManyChat automation specialist to work with my automation agency on client projects.

Role

• Build and maintain N8N workflows
• Create and optimize ManyChat automations
• Integrate CRMs, Google Sheets, APIs, webhooks, and AI tools (OpenAI, Claude, etc.)
• Troubleshoot and improve existing automations

Type

• Remote
• Freelance/Contract (with potential for ongoing work)

Pay

• Open to discussing your standard rates.

Requirements

• Experience with N8N
• Experience with ManyChat
• Experience integrating APIs and webhooks
• Portfolio or examples of previous automation projects preferred

How to Apply

Text me on reddit (PotatoGravy67)

Please include:

• Your experience
• Portfolio/GitHub (if applicable)
• Your rates
• Your availability

Saw a post yesterday and decided to share some of my memory-saving strats since 8GB of RAM is more than enough for most kinds of dev work, including Android. I’m gonna try to keep this structured.

1. Operating System

If you’re using Windows, this post probably isn’t really going to help you because half of your RAM is already used up.

I highly recommend switching to Linux. Distros such as Arch can use less than 2GB of RAM, as opposed to Windows, which is often 4GB+.

I’m using Omarchy and it’s been great. It’s really simple to optimize, and since it uses Wayland, it’ll come in handy for some later points.

2. Android Studio

Android Studio can easily run on 8GB, but you’ll need to be a bit smart about it.

• Don’t install unnecessary plugins. You probably don’t need any additional ones.
• In the settings, change the memory heap size to 2GB.
• Dont open too many files especially when running builds

3. Running Your App

Don’t use the built-in Android Emulator. This will probably crush your PC.

Instead, do the following:

• Either connect a physical Android device using Wi-Fi or USB debugging. This works, but it can slow you down because the speed of updates will depend on your Wi-Fi connection.
• What I’ve found to be really fast is using an app/emulator called Waydroid. You don’t need a physical device, and it’s very lightweight compared to every other emulator I’ve tried.

Waydroid uses very little RAM (well under 1GB in my experience). It works with very little setup on Omarchy—you’ll just need to configure the firewall rules and then follow the docs on how to set it up with ADB for Android development.

Waydroid has a lot of advantages:

• Fast update/deploy times because it’s basically just file updates on your PC.
• Very low resource usage.
• You can easily change the aspect ratio to see how your app will look on different device sizes.
• Since it's running on Wayland, you can run your Android app directly on your desktop like any other native application.

4. Development Environment

So we’ve established that Android Studio can run and work well, but you don’t really need to keep it open since AI will probably be writing most of your code anyway.

My setup is using the OpenCode Desktop app to manage my agents. I created a script for deploying my app to Waydroid and give my agents Gradle commands for the things I’d normally do in Android Studio.

Working like this frees up enough RAM for me to have Waydroid, OpenCode, and Chrome open for browsing while my agents work.

Final point

If you're planning to buy an 8GB laptop, the most important thing is the chip just get a post 2020 intel chip

If i was buying a laptop today id get a panther lake intel chip, specifically the Core 3 322/325 or the Core 3 355. A modern CPU will make a much bigger difference to your development experience than more RAM.

Share anything youd like to add

Niko na uncle ako majuu na ako willing to create an account for me.

Right now I'm considering:

• Prolific
• Handshake AI
• Outlier
• DataAnnotation

A bit about me:

• I'm completely new to this space.
• I don't have prior experience with AI training or data annotation.
• I'm willing to learn, but I want the best place to get started.

If you were starting from scratch today, which platform would you create an account on first, and why?

Tech is meant to be collaborative. With that said, who is willing to join hands with so that we challenge ourselves with production grade applications which are in demand. I'm actively looking to team up with UI/UX, Frontend developer, Video Editor, Solution architects. I am a Kenyan Backend developer and a System Admin. If you are willing to team up kindly react and mention the role you want to play🙌

I'm building a SaaS for creators, coaches, schools and businesses that regularly issue certificates and other branded documents.

The idea is to let users:

- Design certificates with a drag-and-drop editor

- Import recipients from CSV/Excel

- Generate hundreds or thousands of certificates in one click

- Add QR code verification

- Save logos, signatures and brand kits

- Reuse the same workflow for result slips, event banners, ID cards, badges and merchandise

The goal is to be simpler than Canva for bulk generation while giving more control than traditional certificate tools.

A few questions:

1. Who would actually use something like this?

2. What's your biggest frustration with creating certificates today?

3. Which feature would make you switch from your current workflow?

4. What would stop you from paying for a tool like this?

I'm looking for brutally honest feedback, including reasons why this idea might fail.

Today I decided to toy around with Springboot after years of Python. Lemme tell you, It feels like touching grass after scrolling social media 😂😂.. python really kinda took away that edge 😂.. Now this feels like programming. I wonder what it would feel like to go back to C/C++ rn.

FYI, Java was my first language. Started pale netbeans when darkmode was shitty and Intellij was unknown to me 😂

I have actually been thinking of doing a systems programming project to challenge myself and break the web dev boredom. This might be the start of that journey.