My name is Daniel, Adekunle Daniel, and I'm so happy that I'm writing my introduction post finally. Why I have not been able to write the post for the past two days is because I receive notification whenever I'm writing a post that my RC has finished. I don't really know what that means, so I have to wait until it allows me to post.
I got to know of Hive from Twitter, formerly known as X. Someone was sharing a post about the United States, so I followed the link, and I landed on Hive post, read it, and wanted to join. Then I made my account, and the rest is history. Also, I did some research, which is one of the things that made me want to be part of the platform here.
I made a research, and I asked Co-Pilot what is Hive.blog, and he told me a lot, and I'm convinced about what I saw.
I was born and raised in Lagos. It has always been a city that is full of energy, creativity, and inspiration.
There is always this smell that people from outside the state always perceive. I think that is one downside of being in Lagos. But the good side is that it is the capital/financial centre of Nigeria, and it makes sense because it was once the capital before it was moved to Abuja.
I presently work as a technology entrepreneur, and I have strong interest in artificial intelligence, not that I've been able to take that much course. It's just that over time, I've been so interested in AI, but most of the leads I'm finding are just all these Claude AI Skills, a lot of them on Twitter because I sleep and wake up on Twitter. So, many of them, trying to tell you to comment this to get that, and what they are giving is just a slop, all this AI slop, that's all.
Outside work, I enjoy meeting people, though not on a bigger ground. Taking photos is really not my thing. This picture of attached up here was taken in the market because I was just trying to test the camera against the backdrop.
I like making use of every opportunity that comes my way. I think that is one of the reasons why I created an account here, and I'm starting to document my journey, learn more, hear more about people, and lots more. One of the things that I enjoy more, especially when I was researching through this platform, was seeing so many stories and ideas coming from people.
I mean, people share their own idea, so it looks like a personal blog, or a personal blog as a central platform to everybody. And I think that's what makes everything interesting: to come in here and dwell on this platform.
