Today I had a very weird issue at work that involved Veeam (backup software).
It was surprisingly able to parse the small pcap file I did sort of for fun/last effort try.
After the troubleshooting I went through it manually and found what it was talking about.
Neat.
when you’ve got some output file/error log that you’ve been staring at for hours and just can’t find that damn problem, and you can feed it into an AI that can just spit it out a second later and say, “Oh, here’s the issue!”… yeah, that’s pretty seductive.
the problem comes up when it doesn’t explain why/what the problem is. if it doesn’t teach you anything, if you learn nothing from it. then you get lazy/less competent… your job requires less competency and you’re easily replaced by those who are less competent. then you become replaceable. useless.
Today I had a very weird issue at work that involved Veeam (backup software).
It was surprisingly able to parse the small pcap file I did sort of for fun/last effort try.
After the troubleshooting I went through it manually and found what it was talking about.
Neat.
when you’ve got some output file/error log that you’ve been staring at for hours and just can’t find that damn problem, and you can feed it into an AI that can just spit it out a second later and say, “Oh, here’s the issue!”… yeah, that’s pretty seductive.
the problem comes up when it doesn’t explain why/what the problem is. if it doesn’t teach you anything, if you learn nothing from it. then you get lazy/less competent… your job requires less competency and you’re easily replaced by those who are less competent. then you become replaceable. useless.
the tool must help you, not replace you.
Agreed. The network capture was just to see if it gives me an "Sorry I can’t do that