Hi, I’m Alexis.
I’m currently learning AI, prompt engineering and automation.
I’m learning how to use AI and automation tools to build systems that solve real problems and make work easier.
I’ll be sharing what I learn, the tools I discover, the things I build and the lessons I pick up along the way.
Still learning. Let’s see where this goes.
DAY 22 BUILDING IN PUBLIC
-0 users
-600 followers on X 🎉
-0 mrr
Looked for some bugs in the app
Found a couple of fixes I needed to do but didn’t get the time to do them because I have a big test tomorrow.
Looking for beta testers now so that I can get the workflow going.
A lot of people ask what exactly I’m building so…
It’s called Fit Maxer.
It is a social fitness app that helps you play, move, and improve together by logging bodyweight reps (push-ups, sit-ups, squats, etc.), doing short 60-second AMRAP challenges, playing fitness games, and tracking progress with friends.
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Igwilo is a proper baller. I remember watching him closely when I hosted the ESUT League back in school. He was one of the standout players alongside Papilo, Adama, Ik... ESUT has always had serious football talent, and having been around that league, I can confidently say Enugu is full of good ballers. I just wish scouts would pay more attention to these grassroots talents.
Igwilo is a proper baller. I remember watching him closely when I hosted the ESUT League back in school. He was one of the standout players alongside Papilo, Adama, Ik... ESUT has always had serious football talent, and having been around that league, I can confidently say Enugu is full of good ballers. I just wish scouts would pay more attention to these grassroots talents.
Day 6/84 🚀
Today was more about understanding how AI actually works behind the scenes.
I went deeper into prompts, context, and how the way you communicate with AI can change the result you get.
Still a lot to learn, but I’m starting to see how all these small pieces connect to AI automation.
We move. 🚀
Day 6/84 🚀
Today was more about understanding how AI actually works behind the scenes.
I went deeper into prompts, context, and how the way you communicate with AI can change the result you get.
Still a lot to learn, but I’m starting to see how all these small pieces connect to AI automation.
We move. 🚀
Day 5 of my AI learning journey 🚀
Today, I started learning JSON.
I won’t lie, those brackets confused me at first 😂. I kept looking at them like, “What exactly am I supposed to do with this?”
But after playing around with a few examples myself, it’s starting to make more sense.
What I’m really enjoying about this journey is that I’m not trying to rush through everything just to say I’ve completed a lesson.
I actually want to understand what I’m learning and how it all connects to AI automation.
Some days are easy. Some days have me wondering why I even started 😂. But I’m still showing up, learning, and getting a little better each day.
And Arsenal losing 3-0 today? 😂😂
I can’t even lie, that made the day a little sweeter.
Anyway, back to learning.
Day 5/84. We move. 🔥
I recently finished The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, and one lesson really stayed with me.
Santiago leaves his comfort zone to pursue a dream. Along the way, he faces setbacks, learns from strangers, makes mistakes, and almost gives up.
But the journey changes him.
The book reminded me that you don't need everything figured out before you start. You need action, patience, and the courage to keep going when things don't go as planned.
That hit differently because I'm currently learning AI and building a new skill set.
I'm still a beginner, but I'm learning to focus less on how far I have to go and more on what I can learn today.
Learn. Practice. Make mistakes. Improve. Keep moving.
You don't need the whole map. Sometimes you just need the courage to take the next step.
I recently finished The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho, and one lesson really stayed with me.
Santiago leaves his comfort zone to pursue a dream. Along the way, he faces setbacks, learns from strangers, makes mistakes, and almost gives up.
But the journey changes him.
The book reminded me that you don't need everything figured out before you start. You need action, patience, and the courage to keep going when things don't go as planned.
That hit differently because I'm currently learning AI and building a new skill set.
I'm still a beginner, but I'm learning to focus less on how far I have to go and more on what I can learn today.
Learn. Practice. Make mistakes. Improve. Keep moving.
You don't need the whole map. Sometimes you just need the courage to take the next step.
If this is your definition of defensive solidarity, then you’re in for a long ride. You’ve made several tweets claiming City won’t concede against Barcelona, yet you’ve swallowed 3 goals against Sunderland, a mid-table team. Come December 8th, I’m ready to wager my balls on this mediocre City team. 😂
@cityzenken_
Barça’s lineup tonight is actually very interesting 👀
Rodri + Pedri in midfield, Fermín giving us that extra energy and movement, while Yamal, Raphinha and Gordon make up a very dangerous front three.
Cubarsí back in the XI is a big one too.
Flick clearly wants control in midfield but still enough pace and directness to hurt Sevilla.
Let’s see how this one cooks. 🔵🔴
Day 5 of my AI learning journey 🚀
Today, I started learning JSON.
I won’t lie, those brackets confused me at first 😂. I kept looking at them like, “What exactly am I supposed to do with this?”
But after playing around with a few examples myself, it’s starting to make more sense.
What I’m really enjoying about this journey is that I’m not trying to rush through everything just to say I’ve completed a lesson.
I actually want to understand what I’m learning and how it all connects to AI automation.
Some days are easy. Some days have me wondering why I even started 😂. But I’m still showing up, learning, and getting a little better each day.
And Arsenal losing 3-0 today? 😂😂
I can’t even lie, that made the day a little sweeter.
Anyway, back to learning.
Day 5/84. We move. 🔥
4 days into my AI learning journey.
Honestly, I’m still trying to wrap my head around how much there is to learn.
Day 1, I started with the basics of AI.
Day 2, I learned about LLMs, prompts, tokens, context, memory and hallucinations.
Day 3, I started getting into prompt engineering and learning how to communicate better with AI.
Day 4, I finally got a simple understanding of APIs and how different software can communicate.
I’m documenting this journey as I learn, make mistakes and improve.
Still a beginner. But I’ve started.
Day 5 loading.
Breeze don blow, fowl yansh don show 😂 It was just a matter of time. Honestly, I saw this coming.
If this is how Arsenal are going to play against Barcelona, then it’s going to be an ugly night for them. They can’t even bypass Brighton’s press properly. I wonder how they’ll cope with Raphinha, Gavi, Yamal and Fermín four players who can be a nightmare when it comes to pressing. 😂
Real Madrid have been unusually quiet these days 😂
This is the same Madrid that used to walk around with that “we’re definitely winning” energy before every game. Proud and arrogant nothing used to shake them. 😭
Now you see Madrid fans discussing their next match like, “Hmm… let’s see what happens.” 😂
Perez really sold them dreams. He gave them the Galácticos trailer, but the movie is taking a different direction. 😭😂
Real Madrid have been unusually quiet these days 😂
This is the same Madrid that used to walk around with that “we’re definitely winning” energy before every game. Proud and arrogant nothing used to shake them. 😭
Now you see Madrid fans discussing their next match like, “Hmm… let’s see what happens.” 😂
Perez really sold them dreams. He gave them the Galácticos trailer, but the movie is taking a different direction. 😭😂
I just don’t think people understand the level of weapons at Hansi Flick’s disposal. It’s no fluke that we’re scoring this many goals.
Feyenoord were unbeaten before they faced Barcelona, and look at what happened. We didn’t just beat them; we made them look completely ordinary. The intensity, movement, pressing and quality in the final third were on another level. We practically obliterated them.
That’s what makes this Barça side dangerous. It’s not just about having individual players who can score; it’s the constant pressure we put on opponents and the number of chances we create.
If City come to a sunny Camp Nou thinking they can sit deep, defend and rely on the counter, they could be in for a very long night. 😂
Let them come.
I respect the 9 goals and 0 conceded. That’s a very good defensive run. But if we’re going to talk statistics, let’s talk about the numbers underneath the scorelines too.
Barcelona have 28 goals from 25.31 xG in six league games. We’ve created 31 big chances, 99 chances in total, put 51 shots on target and are averaging 68.5% possession. That’s not a team surviving on a few moments of individual brilliance it’s sustained attacking pressure.
And that’s the part your clean sheet record doesn’t really answer. Can you survive the pressure, limit the chances and stop Barça from repeatedly getting into dangerous areas?
You say you already know you’re scoring against us. Fair enough 😂. But scoring once and preventing Barcelona from scoring are two completely different problems.
So I’m not asking whether you can score against Barça. I’m asking whether you can keep Barcelona’s attack at the level your defence has kept everyone else.
Because with 25+ xG, 31 big chances and 51 shots on target already, the numbers suggest you’re about to face a very different defensive test. 😏