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Automation -Contrary to popular belief, automation will never save you any time.Time cannot be saved.Automation is about empowerment and quality of life.If you automate the process of making art with AI, people don't stop making art. They just make a lot more of it.Not only the artists, but it suddenly opens the opportunity to everyone.Obviously, artwork is just one tiny example.I intend to use this website to share ideas related to automation and self-empowerment.Thanks for stopping by.

Future Of Work

Summary: When algorithms handle the clicks and keystrokes, humans graduate to higher-value roles. Here’s how event-driven ERP and exception-driven oversight will reshape jobs, skills, and business models.
---## TL;DR* Event-driven ERPs replace batch-based transactions with real-time business events.
* Exception dashboards surface only the anomalies humans need to judge—e.g., lead-time spikes or margin dips.
* Human careers shift from clerical entry to strategy, analytics, and innovation.---## 1. From Data Entry to Event Streams> Every PDF, e-mail line item, or IoT ping becomes a publish-once, subscribe-anywhere event.| Yesterday (Batch / Forms) | Tomorrow (Event / API) |
| --- | --- |
| Manual order-entry screens | AI watches shared inboxes, parses PDFs into JSON events |
| Nightly MRP runs | Real-time inventory & production triggers |
| Separate supplier/customer portals | Direct event exchange or auto-generated PDFs for slower partners |---## 2. Exception-Driven OversightInstead of scrolling endless forms, users land on a “Why am I here?” dashboard that flags:* Lead-Time Spikes — projected ship dates drift beyond tolerance
* Gross-Profit % Dips — margins fall below guard-rails
* KPI Misses — on-time delivery, fill-rate, or other targets slip
* Confidence Drops — model certainty < 85 % on classification
* Policy Clashes — rule engine detects margin ÷ risk mis-alignmentOne click accepts the AI suggestion, overrides it, or rewrites the rule.---## 3. New Human Roles| Role | Core Mission | Typical Tools |
| --- | --- | --- |
| Exception Strategist | Tune thresholds, approve edge-cases | Low-code rule editors, Teams bots |
| Digital Process Architect | Map event flows, bridge legacy jobs | BPMN+event canvas, Git |
| Data Curator / Model Trainer | Label corner-cases, retrain models | Auto-label UI, feature store |
| Policy & Ethics Guardian | Audit models for bias & compliance | Explainability dashboards |
| Relationship Orchestrator | Guide partners still going manual | AR collab, contract lifecycle |
| Scenario Designer | Sim digital-twin “what-ifs” | Twin engines, Monte-Carlo apps |
| Business-Model Innovator | Launch data-driven services | Gen-AI prototyping, no-code shops |---## 4. The Bigger PictureWhen computers handle the how, humans reclaim the why:* Strategy over strokes: Clicking gives way to scenario crafting.
* Analytics over repetition: Dashboards replace rote approval chains.
* Creativity over compliance: Freed mind-share spawns new business models.The future of work isn’t about replacing people; it’s about elevating them to roles only humans can fill—judgment, insight, and imaginative problem-solving—while software quietly takes care of the rest.

Automation Library

Powershell Scripts

Show Saved Wifi Information

# Get all Wi-Fi profiles
$profiles = netsh wlan show profiles | Select-String "All User Profile" | ForEach-Object { $.Line.Split(":")[1].Trim() }# Loop through each profile and get the password
foreach ($profile in $profiles) {
$password = netsh wlan show profile name="$profile" key=clear | Select-String "Key Content" | ForEach-Object { $.Line.Split(":")[1].Trim() }
[PSCustomObject]@{
ProfileName = $profile
Password = $password
}
}

Make your computer talk

Add-Type -AssemblyName System.speech; $speak = New-Object System.Speech.Synthesis.SpeechSynthesizer; $speak.Speak('Mission command can you hear me?')

Hide Copilot Button From Taskbar

Set-ItemProperty -Path "HKCU:\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced" -Name "ShowCopilotButton" -Value 0

Play A Song With Audio Beeps

Run the code to find out what song it is ;)

[console]::beep(300, 220)
[console]::beep(440, 220)
[console]::beep(600, 220)
[console]::beep(700, 450)
[console]::beep(600, 220)
[console]::beep(440, 220)
[console]::beep(470, 270)
[console]::beep(228, 220)
[console]::beep(300, 220)
[console]::beep(355, 220)
[console]::beep(470, 220)
[console]::beep(260, 220)
[console]::beep(400, 220)
[console]::beep(530, 220)
[console]::beep(600, 220)

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