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Artificial Intelligence

 Its worth mentioning that most companies that removed employees to replace them with AI, have rehired most of those people back. I know AI. I know how it works. It's a machine,  not a person. Why anyone who has any sense about them would believe they would take over the world and be a higher form of intelligence.  Get a grip would ya. Good lord, what massive egos these AI engineers have. Do i think a car is an entity because it can travel at 120 miles per hour and i can't? Do I think an AI is an entity because it flips transistors and can do logic 1000 times faster than a human. Of course, if you believr you're an automaton, I get it. The fact of I amness is the reason why we are not elements. But, but, but, and but, if you keep damaging people and you just dont get it. I can understand that you think you're a robot. Pierre

Alarms working

 Finally, after a month after working on alarms and the way they should work remotely. There is still a lot of work to do to make it nice and easy to use. The basics, though, are done.  I started using Claude Code in Microsoft VS Code and wow, what a difference. Claude Code reaches into my code directories and looks at what needs to be done and then makes the changes that are needed.  I don't have a problem with that because I created a backup program that rolls through my directories and backs up the files that changed by copying them and then adds the date and time to the ending of those files. So that way, I keep a copy of all my changes. Pierre

Alarms

 Oh man. Alarms over the internet is really complicated. In a power plant and most automation systems, alarms are static. That is, the installer creates the alarms using software. The user really has very little control over changing alarms. What im doing hereis to create software that can create alarms dynamically. That's giving the user power to create alarms. And the AI front end will be able to explain and take action.  What does that mean? Let's say the homeowner sticks a zigbee contact switch to a window. Then the user adds a window on a wall, using the browser 3d program scene. What happens is that Hal, which is running locally, at the house or business, now adds a schematic with blocks at the home or business, in the software running locally in the building,  now sends that zigbee contact switch sensor to the animated object that was just added remotely on the browser over the internet. Now the user can click a button that creates an alarm for that object. The nam...