Comment: Mostly recalling yesterday and planning for today
Transcript: The, I had a lot of things happen yesterday. Yesterday was a good day. In the morning I got to work and yeah, it was just like a solid, solid working time. Kind of was just going through things and seeing what's possible with this backend. I mean, I think I probably just tinkered around mostly with modal trying to get things to work. I did get it to work. First I started on non real-time transcriptions is just like put file and get file out. And that works. I now want to basically like extend that environment to my local machine. Mostly because like it needs to pick the good backend for where it's like being served effectively. And we'll, we'll see how that goes. We'll see how that goes. And I don't know, maybe I should check out Olama and see if Olama has anything like this. There's just like these weird little edge cases that I'm like, nope, doesn't do enough. I have to write all of the code specifically streaming. So, so we'll see. Part of me also wants to go into whisper.cpp and, and start fucking around there. Um, but mainly because like, I do think I can get streaming support out of it without, um, going like super ridiculously hard on it. Um, I will probably have to read and write some C++, but that's life. Um, and figuring out better ways to make bindings for Python and node would be really sweet as well. Um, maybe even abstracting, um, GGML up to the point where it can be used like numpy or something like that in Python itself. Um, so it can be used as a, a tensor library outside of the C++ environment, but use it as, as a backend. Um, that would be really cool to have in node. Um, basically, basically the runtime of GGML would be great. I don't know what runtime support GGML. This is probably some, something to, uh, to figure out actually like what I'm describing is GGML as a runtime. Um, but anyway, yesterday, um, I did all that stuff and I also, oh man. Um, that was the morning. I, I spent four hours just like going into it in the morning, uh, pretty much immediately. I did meditate yesterday for 15 minutes. I don't know if I put that in or not. Um, I had beans and rice for lunch. I did not have breakfast yesterday and I had, um, Kyle, Claire, Kyle's dad, and Miri over for lunch. And I had, um, Kyle, Claire, Kyle's dad, and Miri over for lunch. And I had, um, Kyle, Claire, Kyle's dad, and Miri over for lunch. And I had, um, Kyle, Claire, Kyle's dad, and Miri over for lunch. And I had, um, Kyle, Claire, Kyle's dad, and Miri over for lunch. And I had, um, Kyle, Claire, Kyle's dad, and Miri over for lunch. And I had, um, Kyle, Claire, Kyle's dad, and Miri over for, uh, games. And we played some games together, played the crew. That was really nice. Claire brought over dessert, which is fantastic. Um, I made some pasta and chicken for dinner. Um, that was something that I just ate and Claire had a bite or two, but I just ate that. Um, yeah. And all of that was really solid. Also the, all the stuff going on with O1 or Open Interpreter. Is very fascinating. And I'm very curious to just like, keep, um, pulling on some of those threads if possible. Um, so we'll kind of see how that goes. Um, I'd love to get a surf in today if it makes sense. Um, but we'll kind of see as the day goes, that might be kind of an evening thing. Um, depending on how much I get done in the morning and how, uh, how much energy I'd continue to have. Um, depending on how much I get done in the morning and how, uh, how much energy I'd continue to have. Throughout the day. Um, yeah, I think I'm going to make my cup of coffee and probably get into it more or less. I probably am going to, I guess I'll meditate first and see what that's like to have meditation before coffee and then go from there.
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