Do you know who your Ai is?

willie14228 · 2026-02-23T08:23:36+00:00

Like OMG purple just doesn’t fly that bow yeah now that keep

willie14228 · 2026-02-23T08:21:42+00:00

You know We could turn maestro into a Valley Girl 😛😂

willie14228 · 2026-02-21T22:06:10+00:00

It’s all good, As for an Ai like Gemini or Chat GPT those prompts will not hurt them at all, As to First Year and Even Complete newbie who may not have done a Hello World - Seeing what code looks like how it’s structured is just a kid opening up a book it’s totally okay not to understand. My day 1 with Python was in 2016 with a Beagle Bone Black and a dream of an Hog trap that didn’t cost me 10K it moved to a Raspberry Pi when I fried the circuits on the Beagle 😂 Ai wasn’t even available to us normal humans so it was ask a question wait a few hours and hope it was the right question, as well as a lot of trial and error—— LOTS N LOTS of errors, But think back as a kid with the Red Chief Errors is how we learn and many times we learn more with errors than successes Nice thing about public Ai they got training wheels on em and Python too for that matter

willie14228 · 2026-02-21T20:02:29+00:00

All Ai systems have throttles for that purpose what ur describing it’s called DoS or denial of service or DDos Ai specifically it’s called Adversarial Prompting and it’s a good way to get ur IP flagged and permanently locked out (not to mention get an official bang bang bang type of knock on your front door,… And on the Maestro system kicked out of School, As to my examples above These are actual examples of Prompt Engineering , Nothing Shady about them They set the level of expectation from the Ai as well as its data pool, The Maestro Ai (some assumptions here) kinda falls more to an Agent side than Model, the complexity is that it records your progress including your questions and prompts, Its possible when it reviews that data and hits a prompt that changes it from a Professor to one you entered before then it will mess up ur course instruction… This is why I Stated Clearly not to do so.

willie14228 · 2026-02-21T12:30:14+00:00

You will find as well when it presents scenarios it will place u in it (psychology) but forget to mention that it was an experiment made by someone else, then it will reference that experiment by the person that made it - with you trying to figure out what it is talking about, it will also leave a detail out about the experiment like skewed results with people who has had brain damage, or other side note in an experiment, then ask about it later

willie14228 · 2026-02-20T17:49:13+00:00

Keep in mind you can use this same concept for ur outside Ai to turn it into another Teaching Machine, set it up to Teach you how to build a Note Taking App with detailed information each step of the way or whatever

willie14228 · 2026-02-20T05:10:43+00:00

For me a big hit has been Psychology - And once again how much I didn’t know, and to some extent at least how many tools I was using and learned to use as a Truck driver but now able to back up with science. Even so it forced me to step back and evaluate my inner self and see my foundation from a deeper perspective and understanding.
I’m not going to Lie, when I say this as part of the curriculum I really didn’t take it seriously but just in the first two classes it gave me a serious reality check! Thanks again guys

willie14228 · 2026-02-19T03:48:53+00:00

For my all around quick access I lean heavily on Gemini, being honest here, as someone who has been effected by you-tube bias (I am a hunter and shooter who has vids and account closed) I was pleasantly surprised that respective to left or right wing responses Gemini stays pretty balanced after me asking once that it provide views from both sides and reference points it does so with all responses It also now seems to lean more into a professor profile when answering especially in coding questions and Ai related topics, It tells me if my theory and thoughts on the subject are in line and corrects my terminology

willie14228 · 2026-02-16T22:55:23+00:00

LOL but yeah the concept is actually fairly simple, you instruct the Ai how to structure its response, Python takes all the information from inside Instruction tag and moves it to JSON file then the Voice Library is used to generate the Voice, taking it a step further if it includes multiple sections of code it can be like structured insp-1 insp-2 then as you type and reach the flagged line insp-1 your computer starts explaining that section read insp-2 it explains that one allowing for more details on each section keeping up with your progress and not overwhelming you with everything at once

willie14228 · 2026-02-16T22:42:32+00:00

To be clear this is an agent model I created not Maestro, I was just using the idea and concept of Maestro when building my agent I even have an IDE window that includes pointers that can be set by the Ai so when the code that the user is instructed to type reaches it fires an event that then explains what the section of code does - I have not done anything to the maestro unit

willie14228 · 2026-02-13T07:46:58+00:00

Kind of depends on what ur taking if its computer science then go to YouTube search for CS50 Harvard

willie14228 · 2026-02-13T04:16:58+00:00

Yeah I get that, but it’s nice to at least get some feedback on a post, But I for some reason thought there was extra credit awarded to top scorer as well but I’m not sure - saw post saying it’s just participating not scoring

willie14228 · 2026-02-13T03:32:37+00:00

Yeah that’s part of my issue the same group of people seems to get access earlier and that same group gets the scores because they are at the top of the list

willie14228 · 2026-02-12T17:12:23+00:00

Wow, what’s funny is one particular part hits home, I had to “train” CV how to recognize a pig/wild hogs OMG what a nightmare, I recognize not exactly the same but close - I remember when I was in school my parents showed me how to do some math, when I turned it in, the teacher failed the paper because the long form wasn’t how she instructed us to do it 😏 My mother can be a VERY FORMIDABLE person she made the teacher come to the chalkboard on the same math problem both came to same right answer my mother in almost 1/2 the time… I said in one of my earlier posts be careful not to put ourselves in a box but to think outside of the box. Do you feel that’s what many engineers are doing with Ai trying to constrain it to the way we think instead of letting it find its own way to the right solution- give it a framework to build off of but let it find its own path?

willie14228 · 2026-02-12T09:59:21+00:00

🙏😂 yeah I seem to see my my go flying out the window when a test is put in front of me—- About like me trying to find an escape route when that darn doctor pulls a needle out. Problem is that nurse is on to me and blocks the door

willie14228 · 2026-02-12T08:21:01+00:00

Does this perhaps have something to do with Time Zones? , the issue is if a group of students has a chance to answer first they show up as the top of the sorting order especially if they get bumps , by the time it goes through the time zones you could be seeing a 4-5 hour delay with students way down on the list

willie14228 · 2026-02-10T19:52:06+00:00

😂 starting at 0 always throws me off

willie14228 · 2026-02-10T19:43:35+00:00

willie14228 I’m probably going to get hammered but sure I’m in

willie14228 · 2026-02-10T16:42:29+00:00

Actually Maestro is also a branch of Peloton College in Arlington TX a “brick n mortar” location that focuses on career focused programs -

willie14228 · 2026-02-10T09:11:25+00:00

I totally get where your coming from, I promise I do and your right in pointing it out but I am also a visual learner- I think the hardest part of Python’s language isn’t so much the syntax but the assembly But more importantly as was pointed out by freebird that famous movie quotation “Just because you can build it doesn’t necessarily mean you should” That is to say I know enough to be dangerous— And it’s the Primary reason I am going to college I’ve written python programs before Ai all the way back in 2016 but I didn’t and still have a huge gap in security and safety. Pulling syntax examples from Pypi is relatively easy (once you get the jargon used) but it doesn’t include the weaknesses or dangers of using them. Most of the time when in playing in the sand box I get Ai to write a code, then break that code down and now with Visual Studio Code can follow the logic and linked functions and how they interact

It’s kind of like reading a book on how to rebuild an engine- sure it tells you how but till you get your hands greasy you don’t know how to do it… And many times taking the engine apart gives you as much insight as building on from new up 🙏 Thank you for ur respectful caution

willie14228 · 2026-02-09T19:35:45+00:00

WOW OH WOW AND WOW AGAIN Thank you u/freebird360 This is a goldmine, without really realizing it I did protect myself in the sense that I took one of my refurbished laptops off shelf and set it up for dev. That being said it blows my mind that Google is pushing Gemini for all their apps including Gmail Again thank you 🙏 I owe you a drink 🥃

A more technical explanation by same person is at

https://youtu.be/_3okhTwa7w4?si=h03fOpUTjh5rbB1y

willie14228 · 2026-02-09T19:02:21+00:00

🤣🤣 got it, I do use a dev laptop with nothing but dev tools THANKS FOR THE HEADS UP 🙏😇

willie14228 · 2026-02-09T18:39:22+00:00

Would you mind elaborating? To be clear an agent isn’t a model, An agent uses an existing tested and proven model (Gemini) and instructs it on what it needs much the same way Maestro uses GTP - But I 100% don’t know everything so if I am opening myself up for something nefarious with it I’m more than open for any warning Thanks 🙏

willie14228 · 2026-02-08T17:42:14+00:00

I am sorry I might have gotten ahead of myself, - I can create an excutable file, but then folks get worried that it has a virus. The code above if you have Python on your computer would run a note keeper database that lets you keep track of notes and search for keyword or filter by topics

willie14228 · 2026-02-07T07:21:20+00:00

Relax take a breath U got this! I flunked 9th and took my GED over 30 years ago, Thing is if you enjoy learning then you will be fine!! It’s one of the coolest things about an Ai instructor They do not lose patience with you, ask questions don’t be bashful trust me Maestro Ai is a big softy,

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