Jeremiah

Collab Engineer

[Byteworks @Byteworks]

To every veteran and military family: thank you.
Your service makes everything else possible.

Grateful today and always.
🇺🇸

#VeteransDay #Byteworks

[Byteworks @Byteworks]

📈As we face exponential growth in service pack numbers, reaching 1,400 this month, how does your organization manage the risk of data vulnerabilities?

➡️ Learn about the human and AI dynamics that can either protect or expose sensitive information.

w/ Wes Lyle

[Jeremiah @Bullfrog88]

Absolute #TruthBomb

[Brivael Le Pogam @brivael]

Message for the West: wake up.

Last night in Texas, at a SpaceX facility, Elon Musk made a car fly. The new Tesla Roadster drove up a ramp, went upside down, fired ultra-high-pressure air thrusters, rolled in mid-air and landed back on its wheels. His words: "Flying cars are real." Production planned for 2028.

This isn't a gimmick. It's an answer.

Last November on Joe Rogan, asked why Tesla would build a flying car, Musk's answer was simple: his friend Peter Thiel once observed that the future was supposed to have flying cars, and we never got them. "If Peter wants a flying car, we should be able to buy one."

Everyone knows Thiel's line: "We wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters." The 2026 version: we got TikTok. For fifty years, the West stopped building in the world of atoms and retreated into the world of bits. Apps, infinite scroll, targeted ads. And we called it progress.

Yesterday, someone closed the loop. Not a ministry. Not a five-year plan. Not an ethics committee. A car company and a rocket company that decided to work together.

And this is only the beginning.

We are living through the most extraordinary revolution in human history. AI, robotics, energy, space, biology: everything is converging at once. For the first time, we can reinvent everything. All of our systems. Education, healthcare, government, production, distribution. We can dream of systems more efficient than any generation before us could imagine. Solve access to food. Make extremely high-quality goods and services available to everyone, at a cost trending toward zero. Abundance is no longer a utopia. It's an engineering problem.

But at some point, we have to open our eyes.

The West is dysfunctional. And Europe is the most advanced stage of that dysfunction.

The current technocracy, the project championed by Macron and the globalist elites, is driving us straight into a wall. It is opening a chasm between what the United States and China are capable of creating and what we are still capable of creating. They understood where value comes from. It comes from freedom. The freedom to start, to build, to try, to fail, to start again. We built a continent where, before a car could take off, you'd need three years of impact assessments, a citizens' assembly and a GDPR review.

And above all, let's not fall for the trap of the moment: believing that "sovereign AI" will save us.

Sovereign AI in a country that's no longer allowed to build is a Ferrari locked in a garage.

Europe's problem isn't technological. It's mental. We're running an ideological software that looks more and more like neo-communism: the precautionary principle as state religion, "impact" as the only moral compass, degrowth as the horizon, social justice as a pretext to redistribute before anything has even been produced. We replaced the question "what are we building?" with "what are we banning?"

As long as we run that software, we can pour all the billions we want into AI plans and nothing will happen. We'll regulate what others invent. We'll tax what others produce. And we'll watch, on our phones, other countries make cars fly.

The future is coming. It's coming fast. The only question is whether Europe wants to be an actor in it, or a museum.

Wake up.

[Byteworks @Byteworks]

Do you know what time it is? 👀
It is #featurefriday time!! 🕺🏻

With Byteworks Founder @jwillard99

Get to know our savvy team 🎬

#teamculture #ITconsultant #FridayFeeling

[Byteworks @Byteworks]

Back from #WebexOne in Austin with fresh ideas for the workplace!

🏆 Proud to share that Byteworks earned Cisco’s Smart Workplace Design Competency—recognizing our investment in collaboration, networking & security expertise.

Now, we’re putting it to work for our customers.

[Jeremiah @Bullfrog88]

@JoeyVotto @GrizzardsGhost And you really suck at baseball analysis. Stick to playing sports, you're clearly a dumb jock with no talent otherwise. An intelligent human being would never say the stupid shit you do.

[Jeremiah @Bullfrog88]

@JoeyVotto @GrizzardsGhost What a disgusting human being you are. Like, seriously, fuck off.

[Jeremiah @Bullfrog88]

@JoeyVotto You're an idiot. I used to respect you as a ballplayer. Whatever happened to unbiased baseball commentators/analysts? You are such a moron and an asshole to boot.

[Byteworks @Byteworks]

AI apps, models, and agents each face different threats, though scattered point tools rarely see the whole picture. 🔒

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[Byteworks @Byteworks]

Cisco didn't just sell workplace tech - they used their own offices as the test lab.

The real unlock wasn't the sensors. It was getting IT, Real Estate, and HR to finally work off the same data.

Worth a read if you're thinking about the future of hybrid work

#ciscochampions

[Byteworks @Byteworks]

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[Byteworks @Byteworks]

Happy Labor Day, America! 💯

- The engineer-led team at Byteworks

#LaborDay #ITservices #Gratitude #GetToThePoolBeforeTheyCloseIt

[Jeremiah @Bullfrog88]

@its_The_Dr I had forgotten this movie… Thank you Sly, America loves you and Dolly forever!

[Byteworks @Byteworks]

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[Byteworks @Byteworks]

Ladies & Gentlemen, we present to you:
Bits and Bytes: Rebooted ✅

It's great to be back in the studio!
In Episode 1, we discuss a lot including Cybersecurity: Then & Now 🦾

#AI
#technology
#machinelearning
#deeplearning

[Jeremiah @Bullfrog88]

And just like that.. After over 25 straight years of doing business with Flo.... Goodbye @progressive

[Jeremiah @Bullfrog88]

The lunacy of some of these comments… In America, we tip - and tipping culture is ABSOLUTELY superior to NON-tipping culture!! It embodies everything that makes America special, which is free markets, and reward for effort.

You who argue that the business or (insanely) the Government - should pay servers a “livable” wage - you don’t understand economics - clearly.

What makes tipping work - is that it helps businesses by taking on some ot the excessive payroll burden of their front-of-house staff. It’s extremely hard to staff an entire restaurant of quality people and still make an actual profit.

The tipping system helps offset labor costs - and it incentivizes higher-quality service to customers - because they know if they work harder and provide better service - good Americans will reward them for good service. It’s a win-win. The restaurant wins, the customer wins, the server wins.

The economics do NOT stretch as far or as well - any other way. Something will always be sacrificed. If the restaurant bears the burden of higher labor costs, it often means less, lower quality staff. The customer loses. Restaurants often have to raise prices. It never ends well. If the Government demands a set rate - or augments pay - it’s Socialism and it leads to lower quality, poorer results.

NOTHING justifies this absolute LOSER leaving $9 on an over $600 tab. This person is not only stupid - they are scum of the Earth.

[Byteworks @Byteworks]

🎬 Behind-the-scenes moments from our AI Agent demo today.

We're building something that changes the first interaction a parent has when they call their child's school — and the first ticket a frustrated teacher submits on a Monday morning!

📸: Emma & Sepideh

[Jeremiah @Bullfrog88]

For my #CiscoLive figure I made a Lego image of my wife - with a shovel, cause she consistently threatens to murder me and dispose of my body! 😜

[Jeremiah @Bullfrog88]

@EOSWorldwide Really? KC again next year for EOS conference? Sooooo lame. It’s just lazy choosing the same city again. This is a cost-saving move and takes away a big treat at the end of each EOS conference - the reveal of next year’s host city. So disappointing. Complete buzzkill for the entire event.