Post #3078968

RE: https://kolektiva.social/@Hex/116685141873654050 I have lots of people that ask me to help with their pc or specific problem. As @Hex pointed out, I don't have inherent knowledge of problem, most of the times I just go blind and fishing for answers from person who asked me or pc I have to work with. Sometimes it's general "pc don't work, help!" Sometimes it's "I need these documents to be digitally signed but my pc doesn't see usb key". Situations vary and honestly, most of the times it's tried and true (turn off and on, remove and insert again) or bit convoluted when pc need to be forced in some way to work properly. So nothing that would require professional education, but you get moniker "computer guy" because you can analyse and look for clues, refer to prior experience, understand second language (because English interwined in most technology). Problems that person can solve by themselves or by looking online for answers, but implicit trust I earned will lead to get asked in future. People are too trusting to others when they shouldn't be, as sharing your pc especially corporate one is not bright idea. Then we get LLM an epitome of being good helper, which get access to everything. Why people trust program in the cloud more than people? Why default state to be wary of others while completely trust LLM?