Words of the delivery boy-bushman-software engineer:
Getting lost is definitely the best way to discover the city you live in. Don’t get lost at night though….

Caution 8% grade ahead.
I have just come to the conclusion that people that live in the hills (or dangerous locations) order food via apps once it gets dark.
Seems like they want someone else to take the risk for them. The apps don’t adjust for risk and elevation.

We are adding a logistic layer onto the application. The advisors suggested getting hands on experience by working for DoorDash and UberEats. I will be updating everyone on this journey.
#1 task today Sunday is to purchase a good EV or Hybrid.
What vehicle(s) would you guys suggest?

#AI is definitely biased. I am working on integrating AI into my application. Tested a few and it is clear that developers code in a tunnel. None of them have relatives or acquaintances that are disabled. #ADA requirements should be coded into any half decent AI application. Send me your ideas here

The over-baconization of every dish- I am trying to read up on the importance of #bacon in the #American diet. There seems to be the need to add bacon into every dish. Seems like bacon is being used to camouflage the essence of the dishes. Very intriguing custom.

#Contradiction- Westerners really really love their pets.
Just left the pet store with a friend carrying a bag filled with organic prime+ #vegan #food for his dogs. He then drives to buy junk #ultra-processed food for himself
What will happen to his pets after he kills himself from eating bad food?

Full transparency: First touched a computer in my late 30s. I met a developer on #Safari and he showed me coding. I learned, gave him ideas and he sponsored me to #America-I prefer to stay & work in the bush but have to be here for my startup. Life in the US is complex with a lot of contradictions.