India Is Becoming Its Own Silicon Valley

did you know that there was a scheduled water rationing area za langata despite the fact that Ndakaini.........which serves water to nairobians ....supposedly.....is overflowing as we speak. Kenyans will never learn basics ,silicon is eons ahead of us
 
Learning from Indians is like taking a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy. What you get is hardly a usable copy. No way. Find the original and get an original photocopy. Onyango learnt his machining skills from a Kalasinga who learnt from his father who learnt from his grandfather who learnt from his great grandfather who learnt the trade as an apprentice in a British-owned workshop. Onyango can avoid this series of transmitted mistakes by taking lessons directly from an original master.
 
Tom_Bayeye said:
did you know that there was a scheduled water rationing area za langata despite the fact that Ndakaini.........which serves water to nairobians ....supposedly.....is overflowing as we speak. Kenyans will never learn basics ,silicon is eons ahead of us
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You need to be concise with what you are saying because we could take this to mean silicon valley doesn't have experience rationing
 
upepo said:
Learning from Indians is like taking a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy. What you get is hardly a usable copy. No way. Find the original and get an original photocopy. Onyango learnt his machining skills from a Kalasinga who learnt from his father who learnt from his grandfather who learnt from his great grandfather who learnt the trade as an apprentice in a British-owned workshop. Onyango can avoid this series of transmitted mistakes by taking lessons directly from an original master.
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So you want to reinvent the wheel?
 
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upepo said:
Learning from Indians is like taking a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy. What you get is hardly a usable copy. No way. Find the original and get an original photocopy. Onyango learnt his machining skills from a Kalasinga who learnt from his father who learnt from his grandfather who learnt from his great grandfather who learnt the trade as an apprentice in a British-owned workshop. Onyango can avoid this series of transmitted mistakes by taking lessons directly from an original master.
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If we want to achieve a silicon valley we can learn from these guys. Atleast they are implementing something unlike us who are busy filling file cabinets with plans.
 
Tom_Bayeye said:
did you know that there was a scheduled water rationing area za langata despite the fact that Ndakaini.........which serves water to nairobians ....supposedly.....is overflowing as we speak. Kenyans will never learn basics ,silicon is eons ahead of us
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Doing simple maintenance is already to hard for us.
 
upepo said:
Learning from Indians is like taking a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy. What you get is hardly a usable copy. No way. Find the original and get an original photocopy. Onyango learnt his machining skills from a Kalasinga who learnt from his father who learnt from his grandfather who learnt from his great grandfather who learnt the trade as an apprentice in a British-owned workshop. Onyango can avoid this series of transmitted mistakes by taking lessons directly from an original master.
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45% of Fortune 500 companies in USA were started by Immigrants.
 
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