Transcript: So pretty good day so far, I think. It's 6.30. I'm going to make dinner now. I didn't really have lunch. I kind of just snacked throughout the day, mostly on those peanut butter pretzel things from Costco. But, yeah, I would say pretty solid day. Worked to get – well, I basically organized all of my projects more or less, and at least now I have one place where I can kind of keep track of them. I'm using Basecamp, and we'll see how it turns out. I'm not convinced that this is great for me, but it's a better surface than not having one. So we'll try it and see how it goes. And, yeah, that works, and we'll do that. But I also kind of worked on Darren's app. I got the next version going. And then I had a call with John, and we worked together and got a little bit more of a dashboard going for the wedding. But sounds like that might not happen. But regardless, like, a little bit more interface is nice. So I think overall pretty good. I feel solid about the planning mostly. I think that's what makes me feel the best. Tomorrow I'm basically, because I got these other things cleared, I'm ready to jump into the Burrito stuff and just see what we can do with Jordan's design. And then think about, I guess, the modules and kinds of things that we want to add. And just give it a try and see what it feels like, especially in the private mode. Being able to label these things and, like, is that useful enough? Is just being able to label shit. And then kind of what I'm trying to do. I'm trying to figure out what's going on. And then kind of what can you do as the second order after that's done. Obviously, labeling everything is like a total pain in the ass. But on the other hand, like, maybe it affords enough for the time being to make things useful. So that would be really, really cool. And yeah, I think that's great. And given all of that, I mean, all of that was four hours of work. And then kind of what can you do as the second order after that's done? Obviously, labeling everything is like a total pain in the ass. But on the other hand, like, maybe it affords enough for the time being to make things useful. And given all of that, I mean, all of that was four hours of work. And then kind of what can you do as the second order after that's done? And then kind of what can you do as the second order after that's done? And then kind of what can you do as the second order after that's done? All of that was four hours of being on the computer and programming. So, yeah, I feel okay about that. I think I probably want to do a bit more than that realistically. But it is 6:30. I am going to try to wind down tonight. We'll see how that happens. I'm going to cook dinner. I'm going to cook steak and make a salad for dinner. And probably also maybe have an egg over the salad just because that sounds... Yeah. Pretty delicious. And I'll probably cook the egg in like the steak juices or something like that, you know. Nothing like too crazy. Maybe cut up a shallot in there too. So that sounds all pretty nice. I went on a bike ride after John and I's call and that was absolutely wonderful. Man, just like biking around aimlessly, not really nowhere. I'm going and just making it happen I think was really, really nice. So, yeah, pretty solid day I'd say. I'd say. Bye. Bye. Thank you.
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Today involved watching the Super Bowl, feeling disappointed about the 49ers' loss, and preparing meals including steak for dinner with more food like ramen and salmon for the coming days. Personal achievements included some work on a spreadsheet project and watching educational videos by Andrej Karpathy. Despite also updating the main burrito.place website, feelings of underachievement persist due to slow progress on a project and unresolved uncertainties. Plans for tomorrow include surfing at Swammy's and confronting the aforementioned uncertainties.
I had a rejuvenating afternoon filled with enjoyable activities and conversations, including a chat with Jamie, a nice talk with John, and catching up with Jono over tea since his return from New Zealand. I also made myself a sandwich, went for a bike ride, and I am looking forward to a homemade dinner of salmon, kale, and rice. It's 7:30 now, and after dinner, I plan to take some time for separate notes regarding calls and such. Today was simply a great day.
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