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A while back,as always I submitted my startup concept to Don’t Build Roast—and scored an 82! The idea revolves around agentic AI, a space I’m super excited to explore.

While I don’t have prior AI experience, I’ve always believed the best way to learn is by building something you’re passionate about. My background is in backend development (Django), but I’m ready to roll up my sleeves and dive into AI headfirst.

Who else is interested in learning AI by building cool agentic AI projects? Would you want to try this with me?

The world of reality has its limits; the world of imagination is boundless.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

NB : You don't need to know everything to start working.

i spend most of my social media time on Tg.

then...insta,linkedin, YouTube,X(Twitter).


in order.

Which is your favorite order?

What were you doing when you were 15? He got good answer for this question 😁but really what was i doing when i was 15 is 😭😭😭

developer-focused order of social platforms you can use to boost visibility, learn, and connect with peers:

⦁ ⦁ GitHub — code hosting, collaboration, open source contributions, and project exposure.
⦁ ⦁ LinkedIn — professional networking, job opportunities, and industry updates.
⦁ ⦁ X (Twitter) — short-form updates, tech threads, and real-time insights from others.
⦁ ⦁ YouTube — tutorials, demos, and deep-dive tech videos you can share.
⦁ ⦁ Reddit (r/programming, r/webdev, etc.) — discussions, Q&A, and community tips.
⦁ ⦁ Stack Overflow — questions, answers, and problem-solving visibility for coding issues.
⦁ ⦁ Discord — real-time chats and developer-specific servers for collaboration.
⦁ ⦁ Dev.to — blogging and sharing technical knowledge with a coder-friendly audience.
⦁ ⦁ Telegram — developer communities, channels, and quick knowledge exchanges.
⦁ ⦁ Medium — longer technical write-ups and tutorials for broader reach.

Have you ever experienced this before like you’ve already done what you’re doing right now, and it feels like you're doing it for the second time? Man..this happens to me a lot. It could be while doing a specific task, going somewhere, or anything really but it just feels like I’ve already done it before.

It is called Déjà vu that uncanny feeling you’ve already lived through the moment, even though it’s actually new. It happens when your brain’s memory systems mix up places or events, making you feel oddly familiar.

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For those asking about the ALX Pro Dev program here’s my honest take:
Personally I wouldn’t recommend investing in it. This might not apply to everyone but here’s why I feel this way:
- u do almost everything urself. They give u weekly milestones but the support is minimal.
- The code checker just sucks... If your code doesn’t match their exact expectations, even if it works it’s marked as incomplete. ur forced to rewrite it their way and push it again which feels restrictive and inefficient for me
- Mentor support is limited. There’s a Discord channel where you can tag mentors for help, but u often hv to wait for a response. Personally i would rather google the issue or ask AI and move on quickly.
- am more like hate the course because u hate the teacher kind of person and am not really giving it my best i even hv 3 weeks incomplet tasks and i would have been more productive in my own way

Overall it hasn’t been a great experience for me. I’m only sticking with it because I got in for free and my gurage ancestors wouldn’t let me waste it

@aydus_journal