Dude, can you please stop spamming the forums? I try to make a best effort to understand and consider myself fairly educated in both technology and basic science, but I can't make heads or tails out of most of your threads.

At the very least, in plain English, introduce the topic you are trying to discuss before jumping into the details.

Not sure what this content has to do with Suggestions or Feedback, honestly.

Ok, I think I'm leaning away from robot.

QuantumEthos said:

I was under the impression this forum was specifically for the WCG user community to provide suggestions or feedback directly to the small but mighty WCG team.

You have many threads (dozens?) in the Hardware Forum that have similar content. Some are longer or shorter than others, but most have a link to your blog. Many of the threads are very unreadable and difficult to follow and just seems like a bunch of spam links and copy-pasta. It's precisely why they often have 0 replies -- people think it's spam or unreadable.

QuantumEthos said:

I'm trying to respond as civilly as possible while mantaining my privacy and humility, but I learned programming as a kid in the early 90s. That's a bit more than seven years, but I don't have my abacus. I'm still learning as I go of course. Also as a teenager I was honored to work my tail off and win two national championships in computing and technology events. Lately I've worked in IT for quite a few years, so my development skills are limited to writing scripts and automation -- nothing "heavy" like a full-time software developer. I have both an engineering coursework background as well as some coursework in the basic natural sciences, and a fairly robust computing background. I haven't, however, dabbled in "hardware development" or "CPU development" as you also put it, so hopefully I can learn from you.

That said, I wouldn't necessarily assume that you are the smartest or most experienced in the room. It's much better to be humble and courteous to everybody.

I wasn't trying to attack you with that meme or my post. It's just you seem to keep making threads along the same vein, and they're very spammy and extremely difficult to understand. I replied to one of your threads in the Hardware forum in 2018 perhaps, and you simply linked to Microsoft web pages on existing security vulnerabilities in Windows and somehow (in your mind?) you made it seem like there was something actionable for either the user community or the WCG team in there. It was really just spam and nothing earth-shattering.

QuantumEthos said:


Ok man, carry on. I'm not alone in thinking your threads are super hard to follow (bordering on unintelligible), and perhaps some self-awareness would be good for you that maybe the way you are communicating your ideas isn't effectively reaching your intended audience (whether that's us users, the WCG team, or "DATA SCIENTISTS from IBM.")

Cheers dude!

First, I would submit that the Suggestions/Feedback forum is for the WCG Techs, not the DATA SCIENTISTS at IBM. I would suggest that the forum was created for members to make suggestions and give feedback related to WCG.

Second, respectfully, I don't think IBM needs your assistance in developing anything. Their Distinguished Engineers hold many patents. I have an idea, if you want to help IBM and feel you have knowledge that they don't already have, apply for a job. Your posts provide nothing useful for members or the techs. They are too dis-jointed, choppy, and unintelligible. Additionally, they don't contain any of your thoughts, they only contain links to writings of others. Essentially, you are a research assistant.