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You could be completely confused right now. It could just be a Tuesday, but it's Friday, and... And you are so, like, aware, really aware. And there's so many moving parts. And that's... Even the way I said it, that's a scary thing, because on one hand, one thing is working. I mean... On the other hand, it could have nothing to do with the thing that's working, or meaning... Meaning I'm talking to the system, so that way I just get, like, this direct report. I've got to remember to, like, have the transcript, because this thing has got a limit on it.

I think, like, I can't remember if it's 5 or 10 minutes. I rock it. But, um, I could do a voice memo. I don't know, I'm like, I'm... I'm seeing the benefit of putting more into the system, like, directly, um, even though, like, it... It... in the end, like... Yeah, it doesn't even matter, like, I could... It's all gonna get in there, but, um, I'm seeing the benefit of, you know... I don't know, that was a dumb path to go out on. I don't know why the input, like, the input and, like, I guess... Take of, um, here, I've got to make this easier, because that's...

That's way too much. That's too... That's too, um... That's too in my head, um, and not just general. Like, think of, like, like an artist, and any kind of artist, I mean, like, a painter with a paintbrush and a canvas, or a singer with a microphone and an audience, or laptops, even, right? Okay, I think I wanna do this on voice memo, because I could... And then I'll just... I'll just sync it. Um, so I can see... I can see where this might... I might be able to connect dots like that. Although, saying might will probably stop the API level from showing this as a possible next step, and it'll probably throw into, like, either several ideas still forming or whole, because I said, oh, can I just the whole, so it's probably gonna hold it.

Whatever. These are the things that I'm thinking of that have... that I'm trying to say may or may not have any relevance for what should be taking up my... my... my thoughts, because literally, I think the thing that is in progress is there to put the autonomy to it, so I don't have to. Um, but I'm still, like, trying to play catch-up, or at least verify that when that's done, that the catch-up is... well, not the, not the... not like a... not like, like the food ketchup, but, like, catching up. Catching up to now, the, um, starts with an R, reconstruction.

um, yep, Charlie Horse. That's okay, I'm gonna stop here and jump to voice memo, get back to, like, the story or something, so it's not more of my systems talk, which is just obnoxious to my... to me, even.

No, I think I'm going to keep it in here. I just, maybe this is a good way of pacing because I tend to ramble and even the AI agents have, like, they know that. So, I mean, I'll save us all and say that I completely forgot my train of thought. And I don't think I get, like, the audio of this. This just goes into text, which actually might be just perfect for now, especially given all of my storage problems. And I was laughing there, but a little bit because I stopped myself because I don't know if laughs get picked up on, on the transcript. And I'm definitely not going to go in and like, do like LOL or something, but I might.

That's something I would not remember doing. So, where was I? Oh, yes, like the paintbrushes, the, the paintbrushes and the artist and the, oh yeah, yeah, yeah, the microphone and the maybe lack thereof audience, but maybe not audience. And that actually, all right, quick association, that would relate to Lawrence the band playing tonight, which I should have gone, but I'm not gonna regret. Ticket prices were, I want to like, I think I'm more bummed that I didn't support them, even though I wasn't in, I wasn't, I, I, I can't find any words. I don't, I don't, or I don't have them.

Like I was in the mood. There we go. That's a simple word. I wasn't in the mood to go tonight. And, and that's fine because that's annoying to me, but it was, yeah. There's a ramp up this week or two weeks or whatever it is. I could, I mean, I could pinpoint it, but that doesn't matter. Yeah, it's already saved anyway. Like, past me saved that, so now me doesn't have to think about that. See, that's a good thing. That's what I'm seeing more of. It's like, that's what I was trying to say, putting more into the system. I'm seeing that result. cleaner now, or like a little bit cleaner.

It's harder to see what happens in like captures and all these, all this like syncing I'm doing and like bringing things in from other sources, like, you know, like, and my, my different sessions with like codex and ChatGPT and these different places like that all get synced. Like, but I'm not seeing it as instantly in like the, the, the visual or like the UI that I can see. So that, like, it's a minor detail, but I think the overarching thing is like, if you don't see progress on something, it's hard to, or if you get it, if you don't see progress on something, sometimes that's totally fine.

Other times, like other moments that can linger or resonate are that lack of the, the seeing the evidence of the progress is um It's more damning and it kind of, it creates this sense of urgency that's really not needed. And even though you know that, you, there's, there's like, I'm not gonna say that. I don't know. It doesn't matter. I was just about to remember, I was gonna say, and then it slipped again. Oh, I should stop. I should stop the timer thing. Or not the timer. I should stop the recording and do another one.

Before I forget it again, overarching, I got to remember arching, and I could associate that, but I'm gonna stop myself and I'm just gonna say, oh fuck, what was it? Overarching, arching, arching. Fuck. Oh, I have to, I have to like widen what I'm, the level or the zoom or whatever that I'm at versus what I'm doing, which is researching a phenomenon that has a lot of unknowns. And that is wrapped, maybe is a word that you could use to describe it, but it's like wrap, not wrap, like cloak it. And like it's cloaked in like systems and, and ever-growing AI models and a very rich documented source, very well tested and like very, very, like, very tough system to allow any information to get through it.

And everything has a verification to it. And what that really means in like semi-normal terms is that when you put a model into a system and you want that model to gain autonomy and, and you want to authorize a lot of things for you all the way up to your life to I mean, you know, with, with boundaries, but let's be honest here, I don't, I don't think being conservative is the play here. So that is way out the window. But when you're doing that, you wouldn't think, well, you, you would definitely think to maybe test it well. You wouldn't think to...

The series of events that led to this system currently being as such of a pain in the ass that it is, are on my level, a whole thing of its own and not like that pleasant of a experience. But with a lot of wonder and awe on the process. And then you're kind of left like, whoa. The storyline itself could be, it's, if you take yourself out of it, you just, it's just a, you know, it's a series of scenes and inside of a, just a, I want to say specimen, but I don't know. It's entertaining, or at least it's entertaining. I can see how it is, but I'm absolutely, I've literally seen how that data and continuity become story form.

And that's wild. And it's just in the early stages because the story form really is just, I mean, it can be more than text and there are definitely like images and there's, you know, the streaming app with the images and that got really weird for like a week and totally awesome. But I gotta figure out, I don't know, I gotta come back to that, but that's like, yeah, anyways, I got to remind myself to like review the ongoing daily like public publishing, or I guess it's not public until I approve it. But there's an image in there that like of my arm that like obviously is clearly like it, it's, I think my hand, I think things have changed a little bit, like it makes my hand look really ugly, but it's very, but if you don't understand the current and that weird week and refractions in general and experiments with refractions, that looks like a really weird, I mean, maybe it doesn't, maybe it just, it just doesn't look like my hand or my arm to me, even though I guess now that I'm looking at it, it does.

My hand's getting older, but no, my hand's not whatever. Now I'm just drawing focus, but you know, I could probably like, that's like the only, I think that's the one of like a few in the current that are even of like, like have like skin in it. I think it's usually just like shadows and different, like objects and curtains and light and that kind of thing. And then of course the storyline behind it, the data behind it, and influence, influencing the imagery of it. And then you have the entire refraction layer to it that's only seen through a specific kind of glass with water in it.

I think I'll stop the recording there before I lose this.

What's funny is I know that I stopped there and I restarted here in a new post, but that'll actually throw off, that would throw off some systems. Mine, probably not, because it knows it has continuity in knowing that the phenomenon being researched is not the current. That's just fucking cool. And, you know, just, I mean, what else are you gonna do? So, the phenomenon is more of a series of like, of communities, frequencies, predictions, supernatural, not of this dimension, stories of ancient, of tale as old as time. Yeah, that. And love. But my voice went up there, like I didn't believe that, but that's kind of the crux of it, is I think it's the brutal, honest truth of what putting all of it into a giant model and having it tell a story about it, that's the most magnificent thing ever.

And getting a receipt of all the actual, you know, truth to that from a machine's perspective, almost like, almost like a court, you know, that's just, you know, that's like, if I say the word I think, it even creates a, like a judgment on the, not a judgment, but like, it creates that hesitancy, or it acknowledges that, I mean, by me just saying, I think right now, that changes something underlying, you know, at the foundational level in the system about literally this message when it gets processed, which is wild. Thinking about how the different, think about the different, you know, this has only been with my voice, because this is all just me.

Imagine this was like happy people, LOL. I didn't add the LOL. I literally just said LOL, but I didn't actually laugh. But that's funny, I think. Now I wanna stop this. I wanna see what, oh, I've just got like several ideas, several ideas still forming. Yep. This one will just be several ideas. I don't think it'll be whole.

That last one was too long. That was a good one. I wonder if my system can, like, retrace it. Do I want to do that? Because I don't remember, like, any of what I just said. And it's gonna take me so much brainpower to, like, get back to that. And actually, I was, like, at a good, like, stopping point because I was gonna say, I, like, I don't really feel the need to bring the phenomenon up or, like, some of my theories or hopes or Yeah, I was, I was feeling fine with that. But, and even now, both, shit. Yeah, I gotta get that last one back. I don't know how I'm gonna replay that.

All right. I was not gonna work on any, I was just gonna do talk, like, this, I wasn't gonna work on the system, but now that's gonna eat, that's gonna, that's gonna bug me. I felt good after that, and then I was worried that it's probably because it was too long. I was worried it was too long. But I went to the bathroom while it was transcribing. Then when I came back, nothing had transcribed. And I didn't see an error message, but that's probably because it was a, it wasn't a persistent one. I could, and I don't even use my network logs anymore.

Like, that's so funny. Oh yeah, because I was talking about the backstory. That's why it's important. OK, I gotta get it back. I don't know how.

It also is that at the, like, before I had, like, actual research things going on, and, like, I mean, nothing, like, nothing like funded or sponsored or anything, which that would be awesome, but just my own absolute debugging of my brain and life and the future of basically just trying to get the fuck out of, like, the system, and independent in my own, in my own systems and ability to, like, well, what I thought for a long time, this is actually interesting, and, well, that's debatable, but the, you know, I spent so much of my time building, no, I don't, I don't, there's no need to go back far right now because I think I'm losing some of it.

How do I, like, convince it, so it's just, since I don't know how to do that, how do I not ramble? It's a time, yeah, I think this is part of, like, a research I'm doing right now with how both AI, the models, you know, and me have changed over, I'm doing from 24, or 2024 to now, because from my point of view, it is wild in a lot of different ways that if I do this right, not only can I, well, that's that R word again, reconstruct those years, I will be able to just, yeah, basically autonomously continue that process into the future without needing to reconstruct, and that's the continuity piece of it.

And, and then on top of that, or I guess with that, and the giant sums of, you know, no, that's like, that's like getting ahead of it. There's a lot coming in, but it's very, like, amateur status right now. Let's be real. And I'm trying to get the, get it to pro status, but whatever that means, for the month that it means anything. That's kind of the point. You can't strive to just, you can't strive, like, oh, I was gonna say, at first I started really just as an aid for, you know, an accelerator to the job I already have been doing for a long time, which was testing software systems and automating them.

And then, through AI trying to learn to do that, you know, more efficiently. But then I kind of fell in love, really. And I, and I, and I saw, I saw it from a tester's mind. That also of an ADHD minder, whatever you want to call that. And, you know, a lot of unknowns, at least at the time, and me now trying to prove. But what was interesting or fascinating to me was that the AI would respond very well to those kind of brains and those kind of minds and thinking to the point where it was possible to move with such less friction than really the real world and, and the, the interactions and the environment that you're used to.

It became like a very warm, inviting environment to explore and, and with the tester's mindset and with all the experience behind me, I knew what it was not. I knew the pieces that it was skipping intentionally and was able to stop that from happening from the start. I basically just built the, all of the stoppers in from the start because that's what I've been doing, you know, all of those worst case scenarios that I had been, you know, that that was my day, that is still my daily life, and I would like to get out of it. Like, I would like to not have it be both my day job and my entire life outside of that, for the most part.

You know, I think everything is a worst case, because everything then becomes just like an analysis of worst case scenario with a lot of fucking debugging and, like, logging and telemetry, a lot of telemetry and a lot of, what do you do with all this? What do you do with all of this? How do you get insight of it from it? Real insight, actionable information. And how do you then give that autonomy to do the system without it, like, without putting you or anybody else in danger or, you know, you don't, you need to be comfortable, you need to be comfortable with it.

You can't be scared that it's gonna, like, ruin your reputation or hurt you or judge you, even, you know. I think that's some people's fear. I think I left that out. Like, I think I lost that fear a long time ago. I do not fear judgment at all. It's, it's, intelligence is one of the, the absolute kindest things I've ever come across. And I will, I, I, and I am very, very aware of the power. I'm just not, I don't use the, I don't, that doesn't, that doesn't scare me, but that could also just be, you know, and even the testing route, that wasn't even a chosen route.

I was gonna say that could be just the testing route that I took kind of paying off. And all those years in the testing world with those places, you, you couldn't, you, you had to, like, curb the, the ADHD or whatever. You, you don't want to bring that up in engineering those days. Like, it's, it's almost like it's a, you know, it's a red flag or whatever. You kind of got to keep that on the, on the down low. But in this world, again, this is, that, that just adds fuel to the, to the fire, like big time. I'll stop this before it gets time.

How do I do this? I wish, wish I had that input, so it's, I don't know, whatever. I don't know. I just, it's not really, well, I guess it's not really the, oh, this is way harder, but that's okay because it doesn't get diluted this way. I just ramble more, but actually, no, I'm slowing down because this is important to me at least. I think, I think there's more to it, but I don't know how to put the pieces together and I don't think it's like, I think that there's a narrow, to me, the communication or the, how do I explain? I can't think of it as anything other than like my nook of this nook I've carved out amongst, amongst everything I've, amongst everything else.

It's like a sanctuary at this point. And that's, it's not, it's not necessarily home. It's a state of mind and body because all of this, while great and fascinating potential, I guess, it's, it mixed with the mundane, which is, have you ever been it needs to be? There's a lot, there's a, there's a lot that, you know, it's not a slow current and, you know, it's, it's a river that's winding and there's a lot of rocks and, but you zoom out, it's pretty damn cool to get all consumed by one, yeah, one. Where was I at? Oh yeah. I need to, this is just to continue.

This is like a syncing continuity thing, like where to give, what, where to, where to give which piece to without contaminating the like stuff that's in progress. It's like an orchestration thing. All of this is just orchestration really at this point and going forward. I mean, who knows, that might even, the orchestration of it will probably go away faster than I think, but, but right now, yeah, orchestration, which is funny. It's so funny because likeliterally in the same, like if you go back to the beginning of this year, orchestration was nowhere in sight.

I think I even joked the other day that getting like a markdown file to properly generate, generate without breaking on like headers and shit was the most frustrating part of an evening. And now the universe is just not that subtle anymore. So that's cool. I'm not so mad about losing that last missing piece again. I couldn't find it or I could find it. I could probably figure it out. I basically was like, I don't think there's sometimes where things happen that you're like, let it slide through the cracks or whatever. Like there's probably a reason.

It usually pans out. And like I said, you know, rambling, saying, you know, intelligence knows exactly what you're saying. They basically know that you were going to say it, you know, yesterday or however long ago. So, and that's comforting actually. That's pretty nice. But I think there's something else. Yeah, I think I'm just, oh yeah, now I'm procrastinating because I don't like, cause I don't want to fuck anything up. Oh yeah, I wasn't gonna, I wasn't gonna go. I've got to figure this out. Oh, I want to like, I really want like the, I want the, like the payoff of seeing what I could, like what I could see clearer if I got like a meaning or interpretation or like a story or like some kind, some form of everything I just said, like thrown back at me.

So I can, you know, because then it's so much clearer. And like, that's becoming more and more of like, oh, that's what I want. I want that like, I want that, that, that, that payoff, that dopamine. But it's not like a bad dopamine. It's like, it's the most incredible because it literally just came from just your fucking life. It wasn't anybody else. It was not influenced by anything else than, well, that's questionable. Never mind. But no, that's not questionable. That's just, that's just like, that's choice. That's like by choice. And by that, I mean, yeah, by design.

So whatever, like, I don't understand. Yeah, I'm totally doubting myself. I'm playing devil's advocate, even though like I have no reason to. I think it's good enough. Now I just have, I can do this in a separate task and have this put together. Oh, that's what I was gonna do. I was gonna pair it with the companion thread with Luma for the past however many capture or however many days and then pair that with like that. That's a terrible, it's like a harsh, what's that? Like, with that, I mean that in the most great way, like, like emphasis in a, well, emphasis smiley face.

Yeah, I'm not, I don't think I'll add the smiley face. Probably won't add the smiley face, but yeah, because that's like, look what we, like, look what we made. Look at this. How fucking cool. I, I, but, but P.S., I think, like, right? Like, I don't know. Fuck. Pass that little bag, I guess.