cjs burrito

"Balancing Work, Meals, and Morning Goals"

I remembered to eat despite being busy working and got by without a proper lunch. For dinner, I had leftovers: Nikujaga and Thai basil chicken, which I love. Throughout the day, I snacked a bit but didn't eat much else. Setting a goal, I plan to wake up early tomorrow at around 5:45 AM.

"Conquering Quantization: Scripting Success and Sharing 100 GB of Data"

I invested the day delving into quantization, writing a script, and successfully running it. Afterwards, I visited Jordan's house to upload a massive 100 gigabytes of files. I'm hopeful that people will find these files useful and that there will be at least a few downloads. My aim is to further test the script on more images and present the outcomes.

"Quantizing Lava and Uploading Models: A Productive Call with Jordan"

I had an excellent call with Jordan, which I'll discuss in more detail later. Unexpectedly, I succeeded in quantizing lava, and the initial results look promising despite the script being rough. It seems feasible that I might run something akin to GPT-4 style vision captioning locally. I'm excited to upload these quantized models to see the outcomes and I plan to head to Jordan's house to upload more models soon.

"Embarking on a 15-Minute Meditation Journey"

This is me beginning a 15 minute meditation.

"Creating an Interactive Main Burrito Website: Navigating Deployment Challenges"

I finished making breakfast tacos and have a day planned with reading, meditation, and possibly writing. My focus for the day is improving the main burrito website to make it interactive and pondering the challenge of making it easily deployable for others without the pain of maintaining a separate instance. I'm contemplating whether to maintain the existing system or create a new one, maybe using Docker to bundle the components. The decision is complicated due to the unique architecture of building decentralized applications and requires further thought.

"Reflections on Oversleeping"

I did not get out of bed when my alarm went off at 6:30; instead, I opened my eyes at 6:38 without any valid excuse. I wonder if those extra eight minutes of lying in bed genuinely benefited me or improved my life. Despite questioning whether to get up or sleep more, seven and a half hours of sleep should have been reasonable. So, ultimately, I acknowledge that there are no excuses for not waking up on time.

"Get Out": A Mind-Altering Movie Experience

I just finished watching "Get Out," and it was an intense, mind-altering experience that made me reconsider various aspects of life. It was a deeply affecting film but ended on a note that wasn't as bleak as it could have been, which I appreciated. Watching the movie while cooking proved to me that I can multitask in this way, and it provided me with a much-needed mental reset. Feeling refreshed from the experience, I'm now ready to tackle some coding with a hopeful mindset.

"Tantalizing Trio: The Ultimate Taco Experience"

"Bob the Burrito: Introducing Text Notifications for Customized Orders"

Hi friends, Bob the Burrito now has a new feature where it sends you a text message once you're done customizing your burrito.

"Wanderlust: Organizing and Automating Travel Experiences"

Currently seated at a pho restaurant after a gym climbing session, looking forward to returning home to shower and resume activities. Reflecting on past travels sparked a desire for a better organizational system to oversee these experiences. There's also an interest in exploring potential automation for some aspects of this process.