I've been trying to get at this for so, so long. Since Tensorflow got open sourced. www.geoffreylitt.com/2025/07/27/e...

ML, now called AI, should enhance what the human is doing, not sit alongside. Some companies are doing this in small ways. Sadly strap an LLM on in the 2nd seat is still prolific.

This explains it better than I have in the past, unfortunately.

I just scored the Linux Humble Bundle. One of the video courses is "Linux Foundation Certified System Administrator" I've been studying on and off for CompTIA Linux+.

I'm thinking I should switch gears and go for the Linux Foundation cert. It seems like it might hold a little more weight with employers and likely covers everything necessary to also knock out Linux+.

What do you all think?

#Linux #Certification #IT

So frustrating to watch this "console" nonsense. PC games have varied in performance over a massive gradient with devs usually targeting whatever they discern "current" to be for ages. Yes console "current" is more concrete but it's not a stretch to consider devs should just add some graphics setting and send it. Surely they should tweak the default to be as good as possible but using the hard "current" as a measure of portable? Let these branded PCs be PCs #steamdeck

https://www.techradar.com/gaming/virtuos-believes-the-gpu-capabilities-of-the-nintendo-switch-2-and-xbox-series-s-are-comparable-making-it-easier-to-port-some-games-that-run-at-60fps-to-the-new-console

I have a 3D print with screw holes. It was printed with supports and some of those supports didn't come out of the screw holes. I've tried grabbing with the tips of snips and tweezers but they won't come out.

Anyone have any suggestions? Try to drill them out? Just jam some screws in there?