hometownhero89

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My old friend is a programmer out of MIT and he is very impressed with the AI tools ability to produce excellent code quickly.

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Just my two cents as a someone who’s been encouraged to use AI everywhere in their daily work since 2024.

AI, regardless of platform, is like a book smart programmer or work horse. It lacks creativity and the ability to think outside the box.

Has AI helped me learn python and powershell in record time coupled with API usage? Yes it has.

Did it get to the end product on its own or get past certain walls it ran into with its suggestions? No, that’s where it needed me to guide it.

Personally, I do not think that AI will ever be creative enough to over take what it does along side a human. In its simplest form, it copies what it sees. Master-Apprentice mentality. I don’t think you can teach an algorithm to be creative.

Creativity comes from prolonged struggle and hard lessons.

Algorithms don’t experience that, they loop.

I guess the frontal cortex means something after all.

Now let’s talk securities.

MSFT. They’re corner at the moment. I got by Defender years back and I did it because I assumed the error the programmer would make. It worked. MSFT security focuses on Kerberos interaction. That’s about it.

MSFT is having to offer profit minimal deals on its privilege management product that it’s hinted at rolling out for years now.

If that product could compete with the market, they wouldn’t need to discount it at all.

MSFT is going to attempt to charge customers to integrate other third party apps for Azure AD and Entra OAuth integrations.

That’s going to get them sued if they press it. As a platform, they are going to try to hold domain access and AD identities hostage. Those attributes are tied to company names therefore they’re going to try to charge for the use of a copyright and intellectual property game. They’ll lose that fight.

Hard pass on MSFT.

SNOW, while good software does not have a long road ahead of it. It’s ticketing software for help desk. It has issues with keeping up and passing data. It has a shelf life. I guess we’ll see how they grow from their current state.

Still holding all mine. I work for a software company and this is a long term hold imo. There’s not a company that’s poised better to solve the country’s energy problem than them.

I bought into OKLO and PWR because I figured Quanta would get the bid to update the power grid for the deployment of the aurora generator. PWR jumped $200 in price in two weeks.

The Army invested in them. The Army only invests in technology that can be deployed at scale. AF and Navy are experimental spenders. The Army is not.

I would invest in semi conductors instead of AI companies. I don’t see why folks are investing in AI and not investing more in the throughput and availability guarantee of the AI investment.

Nuclear power is the only way to solve the production needs of our economy.

Christian Life doesn’t exist anymore but you stand with them, Mr. Guy.

I’m pretty sure I saw a DarkStar test flight at night in 2022.

It was the fastest thing I’ve ever seen moving through the sky.

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he describes himself as: 'A mechanical engineer and computer scientist by degree, independent game developer by experience, teacher by birth.'

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Given diversity initiatives, the doors are beyond open for him.

Those who can't do, teach.

It’s all just dinner theater/bad pro wrestling.

They feed you a bullshite meal of radicalism while you get a feel-good fable for one low price.

It’s a persuasive roller coaster ride for simple minded people.

Look at what the nutters behind the scenes did to try to get Ilhan Omar over when Walz’s blue vote funding fraud was blown open.

Anyone pushing radicalism or government fraud is the biggest threat to our way of life and should be exiled to Cuba.

Hard pass.

I imagine the conversation would go like this.

JJ: Hey Paul, you got any tips for getting these kids to be more driven and strive to not play mediocre?

PM: Have you tried denying them showers after the loss and having them dwell in the losers stench on the bus ride back?

Paul needs to move to the old timer telling good time stories role.

Supposedly Jaime Lynn Spears’ baby’s daddy is an executive from Paramount. Not the kid from the article in People magazine.

I’m not saying Schneider isn’t a piece of shite but I would look past the fall guy is all I’m saying.

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Should’ve stayed.

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:lol:

K.