Becoming the best me on the I.T. field
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I know a lot of people who don't like AI and use phrases like AI slop. And while I get it and agree to some extent, I think they are missing the potential AI has if done correctly. At the core of every AI bot there is a Large Language Model (LLM) it's the data or core that feeds the bot. It is hard for the average user to isolate that LLM and tweak it to fit them 100%, but I feel that everyone needs one. I believe building your own language model is the way to go. That way, you can control what ...
I remember when I was younger, I was really good at a few things that could become good career paths. A lady told me that being a jack of all trades is good but it doesn't lead to greatness. I used to think she was wrong. It's wild to me in hindsight how right she was. My journey in IT is proof. From tester to field engineer to more advanced titles and back to field engineer. I've been good. But I have not been great. I got into IT pretty early in my 20s, but I didn't really dig deep until much...
I figured that I should start by introducing myself, but then I realized I am still deciding on a name change. So, for now you can call me Bull or M D. A little about me: I'm 37, and my official job title is field engineer, although at work it feels like my unspoken title is Network Engineer. I get all the network upgrade projects, and I mean all of them. Do you have an unspoken title too? I live in the outskirts of Houston Texas and I'm currently studying for the Cisco CCNP.