By the way yeah I know what you mean about Microsoft. I work heavily in AI and our company is heavily invested in Microsoft tooling. But personally I like to b

By the way yeah I know what you mean about Microsoft. I work heavily in AI and our company is heavily invested in Microsoft tooling. But personally I like to build everything myself. I don't like to be locked into the world according to microsoft. Especially because these guys are so annoying to deal with. They're only a supplier but they're talking to us like they're our boss. At work I put up with it but things I do for my personal benefit (like learning) I do on my own. All my coworkers were pumped up watching Microsoft Build this week, but I'm playing with ollama and making tools to make it talk to all my own systems. To me that's a much better way of really understanding how things work, to touch the nuts & bolts myself, not to outsource the difficult parts. I also hate classroom trainings (or online), I just don't have patience for that shit.