I began my web development journey in the year 2020, weeks after every student was sent home because of the now infamous corona virus. 

Prior to that send off, I was a dj, a stand-up comedian and a writer. When I begun my development journey, I wasn't sure where it would take me. Sure, there're things I wish I had continued doing but regrets only weigh us down. 

Today, the year 2024, I am glad I focused on development rather than direct consumer markets. I have learnt how technology evolves and how it affects populations.

Early 2010s, Arabian countries used the newly developed social media to enact changes in their governments, A.K.A. 'The Arabian spring '. Social media in those countries had reached the scientific critical mass.

Today, in our country Kenya, weren't there yet but we are taking advantage of everyone we can. From Macoure to Morara, we're using what we can like a fire fighting for its flame. 

But there's always a possibility of giving up before reaching the goal we want. We all have that regret deep down our being and we either fall victim or give most of what you have to rise above your situation.

For you who's asking where this comes from, today I'll engage you. In computer vision, a branch of Computer Science, there's an algorithm called watershed algorithm. This algorithm allows for the identification of objects in an image. 

Today is on a Saturday, a weekend. Allow me to make more mistakes than right decisions. They said we learn more from our mistakes. Survivors' fallacy.

More to come. P.S, Unedited version.