I was supposed to visit jfw and dorion in Panama City this week. Oh well.
1. Monday 03/30
1.1 Daily Writing Exercise (Outline) (2.5h)
1.2 Reread Two Versions of Aristotle (4h)
1.3 Start TheFleet logging new batches of channels. (4h)
2. Tuesday 03/31
2.1 Daily Writing Exercise (Publish) (2.5h)
2.2 Saltmines (6h)
2.3 Spanish Lesson (2h)
3. Wednesday 04/01
3.1 Daily Writing Exercise – (Outline) (2.5h)
3.2 Saltmines (6h)
4. Thursday 04/02
4.1 Daily Writing Exercise (Publish) (2.5h)
4.2 Relevant work for TheFleet (8h)
5. Friday 04/03
5.1 Daily Writing Exercise (Outline) (2.5h)
5.2 Spanish Class (2h)
5.3 Relevant work for TheFleet (4h)
5.4 Address issues around the apartment (4h)
6. Saturday 04/04
6.1 Daily Writing Exercise (Publish) (2.5h)
6.2 Plan and review for next week (4h)
6.3 Open Slot / Makeups (4h)
7. Sunday 04/05
7.1 Daily Writing Exercise (Outline) (2.5h)
7.2 Open Slot / Makeups (5h)
Does this TheFleet work in the end or is it too much? Because it’s been *months* and by the sounds of it, all that it got is stuck and band-aids really. So if it’s too much, might as well put it out of its misery and call it a day, find something more appropriate.
Comment by Diana Coman — March 30, 2020 @ 8:18 am
Although admittedly it took quite a bit of time to get TheFleet to this point, the recent version only hiccup’d once after 10 days, when I set the knobs aggressively to try to log as many channels as possible with the constraints of my VM. Otherwise TheFleet has by all appearances been running smoothly it ran with heavy load on 1 VM for over a month and on another VM for about 23 days. The work that needs to be done is proper organization of the collected logs, automation of logging the next channels in the queue, and systematically working through the problems I’ve had with individual networks. So yes, I think TheFleet is working to a degree that makes the project worth continuing.
Comment by Will Haack — March 30, 2020 @ 5:59 pm