Comment: Meditation
Transcript: This is me beginning a 15 minute meditation. Build a thing which makes it easy to just pull containers and deploy them. To be able to spin up and spin down instances on our own commodity hardware that we have around. Instead of having to go to someone else to do it, we can just do it on our own hardware. Publish Docker image. Add backup to my API. Build speak into library plus begin writing API itself. Write the API so it can be serverless. Cloudflare key value. Hano. Hano. Hano. Hano. Hano. Thank you.
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I've just finished lunch, having made sausages and Brussels sprouts, and I'm about to do a 15-minute meditation before returning to work. I'm really looking forward to improving our API, aiming to make it more robust by distributing it across multiple machines. This development is crucial for me, and I'd be thrilled if we could achieve it in a scalable manner. For the time being, we'll proceed manually and see how things evolve.
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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.
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I am starting a meditation practice and aim to make progress over the next fortnight. My goals include completing loops and enhancing the dynamism and simplicity of a webpage. I plan to create an A.I.-mediated network for friends and enjoy a coffee tasting with Natan. Additionally, I intend to set up reminders for active listening.
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Today's progress included making the burrito deployable by creating a docker-compose file that facilitates setting up ChromaDB for vector storage and running the burrito server itself. There was consideration for automating the deployment to allow for self-service, an objective that remains on the to-do list. The deployment strategy is atypical because it's designed to run on individual machines rather than large, robust servers, and contemplates multiple instances with different configurations. Future considerations involve potentially integrating the vector store into the main binary and optimizing it for specific applications and purposes, but for now, the Chroma microservice is in use, with performance and efficiency still to be fully assessed.