Thanks for your reply. If you don't mind sharing a link to your company's website or products, I would appreciate.
These are some areas of interest to me :
1- Translation : ie French->Wolof
2- Speech understanding & question answering systems
3- Text to speech
.. among others.
(I will work day and night to build training samples if I have the tools)
I'm sorry this was not clear : I was not talking about taxing bitcoin, but collecting tax payed with bitcoin.
People would be asked or required to pay tax but I didn't intend it to be enforced with bitcoin.
Names are totally random, not checked against any dictionary, that's what I thought was fun. It would be hard to appreciate the goodness of a name, at least programmatically, how would you do that ?
"Warning
Given URL is not allowed by the Application configuration: One or more of the given URLs is not allowed by the App's settings. It must match the Website URL or Canvas URL, or the domain must be a subdomain of one of the App's domains."
As far as I know, Africa is not a country, neither is it a federation of countries.
Why on earth do people think a "one size fits all" solution is right for a whole continent ?
I am sick with this "standardization" of these people, this "y'all screwed people, in the same sinking boat, let us help you".
People there don't need a cheap crap, they can see those gorgeous smartphones advertised on TV, and they want one of those, who would like a "smartphone for the poor people" ?
So, stop this condescending business approach, be fair with the continent and ask for more equity. This way, African economy will thrive (this continent has a lot of resources), enabling millions of people, giving them chance to buy a full-featured smartphone and be proud of owning one.
But don't get me wrong, I'm not saying a crappy low cost smartphone won't be of any help, I'm just saying thing can be lot more better, more fair and more "dignifying".
> It's like Bootstrap 10 years ago
What do you mean there ?