Nathan Labenz: belief

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…Well, in in so I was talking about the overall everything, right? So all your Gmail. So basically maybe, and I haven't done this yet, but maybe we should be maintaining like a raw storage. So whenever you do one of those Gmail parses, you put everything into a repo there. So you wouldn't have to do that whole process again, you know what I mean? So at any given time, you could just be like, here's the raw start over, here's the raw start over. And you would just never lose any signal that way. But like, think of everything else that applies to every video you've made, the transcripts from those like like you said, all, all the emails, all the calls, like all of Slack for a company, you know, stuff like that. Yeah, I would say the funny it wasn't, you know, it wasn't super high stakes for me. So that's basically what I have now is I'm not necessarily keeping all the raw audio on my computer, but the sort of the raw that I would give to a new model or new, you know, whatever to say, like work from here and work up. I could go back and, you know, retranscribe, but I think that's usually so far, like really, you know, as of today, I think that's already pretty good and pretty trustworthy. So it basically now lives in essentially A1 GB database, which does go to show that I've, you know, extracted. Quite. Is that sequel Lite? Is that local? Yep, Sequel Lite. OK, Sequel Lite.…

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