Author: Walter Clayton
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Tempo Training in Afitpilot: Control Speed, Boost Performance
Tempo training in Afitpilot turns every rep into a precision tool. By controlling the speed of each phase — eccentric, pause, concentric, pause — our AI can fine-tune your training load, improve technique, and target specific performance goals without changing the exercise itself.
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Afitpilot RPE Tracking: Target vs. Actual Performance
In Afitpilot, Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE) isn’t just a number — it’s the steering wheel of your training plan. By comparing the RPE we target with the RPE you actually record, our AI can detect when to push harder, pull back, or hold steady. Every log you submit feeds into a dynamic adjustment system…
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Nuxt HMR CSS Fix – How I Solved Hot Reload & Styling Issues with a Single-Port Setup
If you’re struggling with Nuxt 3 hot reload disconnects and broken styles, this Nuxt HMR CSS fix shows exactly how I solved it by using a single-port IPv4 setup. You clean .nuxt, reinstall packages, restart the dev server—and 10 minutes later, it’s back. Your CSS doesn’t hot reload properly, icons blow up to full-page size,…
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Cursor Conversation Too Long — The Simple Prompt That Solves It
If you’ve ever been deep in a big feature in Cursor and suddenly hit the dreaded “Cursor conversation too long” warning, you know how frustrating it is. “Your conversation is too long. Please try creating a new conversation or shortening your messages.” And just like that, the AI forgets your architecture, your decisions, and half…
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🧠 Afitpilot Adaptive Coaching Transformation – Daniel’s Real Results with AI and Feedback Loops
Daniel’s results weren’t luck. They were the first real-world test of the Afitpilot adaptive coaching transformation system — even before the product officially launched. This was done entirely manually, using Google Forms, WhatsApp, and GPT-4o. And it worked. ⚙️ The Setup: Human-in-the-Loop Coaching (Manual AI Feed) Daniel wanted to build muscle. Not “bulk blindly” like…
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🔨 Firestore Collection Not Showing: The Invisible Collection Bug
Struggling with Firestore collections not showing up in the Firebase console? You’re not alone. This post uncovers a frustrating UI bug where valid subcollections appear “invisible” after successful writes — and shows you exactly how to reveal them.
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Where the Money Goes: Akwanza’s Donation to Big Life Foundation
Akwanza has always stood for more than aesthetics. From the beginning, I made a promise: 20% of all income from Akwanza would go directly to conservation. This isn’t marketing. It’s accountability. Between September 2024 and March 2025, Akwanza generated revenue through: Revenue Breakdown Category Revenue Akwanza Book €195.00 Akwanza Book Premium €140.00 Akwanza Coloring Book…
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💻 Local LLM Limitations: Why They’re Not Ready for Real Logic
Local LLMs are getting faster, cheaper, and easier to run — but they still fall apart when the task needs real logic, structure, or adaptation. I tested the most hyped models head-to-head. Here’s what worked, what broke, and why hybrid AI stacks are still the way forward.
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How I Fixed the “No module named ‘llama_cpp_binaries’” Error in text-generation-webui on macOS (Apple Silicon)
Running into the “No module named ‘llama_cpp_binaries'” error while loading GGUF models in text-generation-webui on your Mac? This post breaks down the cause and shows you exactly how to patch the loader to work with llama-cpp-python—bringing native Mistral support to Apple Silicon devices. Let me know if you want a short social media caption or…
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Cursor Claude 3.7 Sonnet One-File Focus Issue: Why It Happens and How to Fix It
If you’ve been using Cursor Claude 3.7 Sonnet in the Cursor IDE composer to develop your application, you might have noticed an odd pattern: at the beginning, it acts like an architect, understanding the whole system, but as your app grows, it starts focusing on just one file—often the one you’re actively editing—while ignoring the…