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Yves Tumushimire · Kigali, UTC+2 · AI platform backend developer
$ whoami
I build the unglamorous half of AI products — the platform, the queues, the things that are supposed to be boring at 3am and usually are.
$ cat next-level.txt
Heading for technical program management. Same problems, wider blast radius: what ships, in what order, and which dependency is quietly going to eat the quarter. I already like that part more than the code, which feels like a sign.
$ ls side-quests/
- psncard.rw — PlayStation gift cards, Rwanda. Started because I was the guy my friends asked to buy their credit.
- gaming/ — the hobby that keeps funding the other two
- my-own-game/ — doesn't exist yet. It will. It'll have a title screen and everything.
$ ./ship-it --play
Space / tap to jump. The red things are blockers.
score 0 · best 0
$ contact --now
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