Why not spend $8 this month, sign up for t3.chat (or another aggregator), and try them all out yourself?

Personally I pay for t3.chat, and because I need bigger limits for my day job programming, I have a $20 Claude memebership too

I didn't know about t3. What about its limits? Will it fit my workload?

Ha! He totally did

Correct, and that's all they need for continuation of a data center, physically

What role did you think would be available? How many humans work physically at a data center (can count on 1 or 2 hands)

Usually they have a few technicians for the computer break fix. A few structural engineer for HVAC and Electrical and backups. 4-6 Security.. 2 Network Engineer. And then the DC Manager.

I am trying to find NOC roles. I want to administer what happens when things break. All this is non existent now. It's like almost no one is hiring for BMS NOC roles. What happens when there is no redundancy for this?

claude fix it

best bet is probably a rent-a-cop type job providing physical security by monitoring and patrolling the area.

They probably imagine the guy from Silicon Valley that shows them where their box is going.

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Having read this, this Gen-Xer is asking:"How can I join and help these Gen-Z socialists?"

Here, take my money! Mail the seeds to:

... ...

Been using this trick for almost two decades now!

You could ask that of many of us here every morning and you would also get interesting answers. Currently? Security research is going to get cooked when Anthropic releases Mythos

Now reaffirm your commitment to gamers Jensen

Before I got medicated, DMAE and Gotu-Kola extract (nothing to do with Cola/Caffiene) worked pretty well. Pramiracetam if you spend enough $ and can find it, but it will make you more of a logical robot so your social life and loved ones will suffer -- I used sparingly

I spent the last six months on a project, converting dataweave applications to nodejs. Set up an empty nodejs repo w/skeleton code. Take the existing code, removing PII/password anything, and shoving it through Claude was the next step -- transformers were MADE for translation, and it did it's job wonderfully.

Then I had other realities to deal with - they changed the query engine to use JSON instead of XML, and there were already made libraries for interfacing with APIs for data fetching/storing with multiple services (think workday, box, etc). If I would have considered this earlier on in the project, I could have saved myself a lot of work with better prompting, but alas.

5% of my time was setting up the code for claude and pasting the results back 5% was setting up the repos 20% was spent on rewriting the little details that I didn't tell claude or that claude missed/glossed over

and 70% for testing/verification against existing systems.

So that's my real world example from the last six months - I'd love to hear from others