"Morning Routine: Work on Caching and Writing"
Feb 21, 2024 - 9:58pmSummary: The user's rough plan for tomorrow is to wake up at 6, have coffee, do morning tasks until around 7:30 or 8, get on the computer to work on caching, and then potentially take a break from the computer to do some writing. The focus is on getting the basics done and ensuring the dashboard works consistently and well.Comment: Plan for tomorrow
Transcript: My rough plan for tomorrow is to wake up at 6 and just get the day moving pretty much. Probably have a cup of coffee. Do the morning stuff until about 7.30 or 8. Then get on the computer, at least get the caching done and then see what's next. So much to be done, and maybe it's taking a step away from the computer and doing some writing. Who knows? But getting the basics done and making sure the dashboard is at least in solid state as opposed to janky state. I just want it to work consistently and well.
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