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this post was submitted on 18 Jun 2024
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One year is nothing.
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Yeah you’re right one year is nothing, I have a tendency to overthink and want to know what the future will hold.
I am planning on learning more about the security side as this is something we don’t offer and think it could be a great addition for clients to not have to pay for their own pen testing etc.
Plus the boss does a lot with LLMs so I’ve been showing willingness to learn more about integrating these and he is more than happy to guide me and show me the cool things he’s built for us to use.