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| {"file_name": "avn-0001.mp3", "id": "avn-0001", "title": "Apartment remaining-fixes walkthrough", "recorded_at": "2026-10-17T15:35:12+03:00", "source_filename": "2026_10_17_15_35_12.mp3", "language": "en", "speakers": 1, "recording_context": "Walking room by room through the apartment with a phone recorder, listing the remaining fixes, purchases and projects. Unscripted, a single take. A toddler can be heard in the background at points.", "purposes": ["task_extraction", "disfluency", "long_form_task_recording"], "purpose_explanation": "A training and evaluation example for classifiers that pull tasks out of loosely structured free speech. The tasks are almost never stated as imperatives. They come through as observations ('the slats keep falling down'), plans ('we need to do one trip out there this week'), wishes ('I'd love to put up a couple of pieces of art'), deferrals ('we can probably defer that purchase until next spring') and afterthoughts ('Oh, I forgot one thing on the patio'). The note is also useful for disfluency work (fillers, false starts, self-corrections, restarts in mid-sentence) and as a long-form example: about 22 minutes and 3,500 words of task-bearing speech, where most voice-note datasets hold clips under a minute.", "notes": ["Structure is spatial, not by priority: living room, kitchen, bathroom, patio (as an afterthought), bedroom, ensuite, home office, patio storage, then the bedroom again near the end. A task extractor has to cope with topics that come back later.", "Tasks sit in mixed tiers that the speaker labels out loud: 'top priority', 'critical', 'today', 'this week', 'nice to have', 'aspirational', 'wish list', 'dream' and 'defer until spring'. That makes it useful for priority and horizon tagging as well as for plain extraction.", "It mixes tasks with non-task material: reasoning, cost comparisons, things observed elsewhere (tilt bins seen in a hospital), and speculation about a future home network (fibre to the access points). A good classifier should not turn every sentence into a task.", "Clear self-corrections: 'labeled or not labeled. Uh, identified I should say'; 'the coax, sorry the ethernet run'; 'the Gerber controller thingy. Um, no, sorry. Was the air conditioner blaster'.", "Some tasks are delegated or depend on other people (waiting on a contractor visit, asking a partner to show how the dishwasher works). Owner and dependency extraction is possible.", "Likely ASR errors in the raw transcript. These have not been checked against the audio: 'Chachi bt' = ChatGPT; 'shackles' = shekels; 'full tolerant' = fault tolerant; 'Leisure yelling' is probably the child's name plus 'yelling'; 'Hana'/'Hannah' are spelled inconsistently; 'ARC Elites'/'Orca Elites' are the same storage product spelled two ways; 'Gerber', 'Erco', 'patty shown', 'spectators' and 'weekender' are uncertain.", "The transcript is left raw on purpose. Nothing is corrected or redacted, so it shows real ASR output on real speech."], "tags": ["home", "to-do", "walkthrough", "shopping", "smart-home", "networking", "long-form"], "duration_s": 1339, "word_count": 3537, "transcript_raw": "Okay, today's October 17th. List, uh, of fixes. M. What's left to do for the apartment. I'm gonna just be walking around room by room and making notes for what we need and what's. What's uh, delaying stuff. Little Ezra here might be making some contributions of his own. Um, Ezra, what do we need to get done? Okay, in the living room we have two. Ah, uh, the whiteboard here firstly. Okay, whiteboard. Um, I'm waiting on the spacers from AliExpress and when they come, that's gonna go up next to my desk for the Internet. We're waiting on uh, Yossi to come, which Hannah thinks he's on his site until Tuesday. And that's to put the, um, to get access for the fiber into my office. The 30 meter fiber cable, the OM3 cable came during the week. And that's like the, the backup plan or I guess the backup to the backup plan that if you can't do that or for some other reason, um, that could be run through the conduit, but that would be a whole involved thing because we need to take out the ethernet and find a way to run that through, which would be. Might be hard. Um, but that's, that's the top priority is getting the Internet reliably in there. Because the IP camera for Ezra's nursery, um, doesn't really work reliably with the connection. And I don't think it's worth even connecting stuff back to the termination that didn't really work. So let's see. I've made a list of uh, the ARC Elites that we need. So for Arc elite number two, which is the second biggest one, I want two more. There's one for stuff coming in. I want one for stuff to go between rooms, out of rooms. And m. We also thought about maybe doing ones, one in each room for things, ah, to be sorted away in the room itself. I feel like I just. Just had a much bigger list. Okay. In the kitchen. Moving into the kitchen now. Um, above the fridge. So Hannah kind of put a couple of um, wooden slats down, but they uh, they don't really. They're not really like supporting the boxes up there very well. And I think for a security, I've already measured that dimension, how tall the metal offset is. And we need to get some material for that. Um, one across. And then anti slip tape. Then I think stuff up there will be secure. And everything above the oven unit also likewise, anti grip tape, anti slip tape. That one I can um, do without anything else. Um, I Also want this weekender to show me the dishwasher and actually take notes on how to do, how to use it and where all the stuff goes. Um, moving into the bathroom. Bathroom number one. Everything looks okay for the moment for me. Oh, I forgot one thing on the patio. So I got the Aliexpress like outdoor plugs, but I think I should just get the proper is ready plug one from uh, Erco. And while I'm in Erco, I want to get a few plug accessories that I've been buying very overpriced locally recently. Um, specifically female two plugs, female three plugs, female four plug adapters. Um, a few of each and a few more commando heads. Uh, the male 230 volt blue type. So we need to do one trip out there, uh, this week in Talpiot and just get all of those in one, in one fell swoop. Um, let's see. Okay. In the bedroom. So I mounted the projector this week, which is nice, um, but we haven't yet got around to testing it, watching anything. Um, and this is like a more long term project. I don't think the curtains are going to work very well. Like we won't be able to really see what I couldn't really see what was on the screen. So we were thinking of like a pull down screen maybe from the roof. Electric, um, would be way too complicated and way too much work for this rental. But um, that's like a project for us. The other thing that never showed up so far, so far at least I'm not sure it will now. In our, uh, in the unboxing was the speaker I had for the bedroom. And so that's an open item. Uh, if it shows up, great. I'm gonna keep an eye out for it. If it doesn't, um, I'll use, uh, the soundbar, the old soundbar. Uh, looking into the ensuite sounds very fancy. Um, I need to clean up my stuff under the drawers. And there's something that's on my mind lately is because of these repeat visits to the hospital with Ezra, um, I want to like the cabinets in the bathroom and the toilet are just disastrous. You can't like, they just barely fit anything. And like to organize, just organize like, okay, all Ezra's medications in somewhere. We always know where they are. Some little, maybe just an organizer is the best we can do in this place. Uh, all the over the counter meds as we keep coming down with uh, illnesses. Ezra brings home paracetamol, ibuprofen, um, a little organizer for those would be great. Um, and I'm looking at the drawers by the side of my bed. I'm gonna just clean those up today, uh, because they're in a very, very disorganized manner. Um, okay, bedroom. I'm gonna go through the last couple of things like above my drawers, uh, today, whatever those are boxes, just make sure they're all labeled or not labeled. Uh, identified I should say. And then the big inventory project. I'm moving into my home office now. Um, so starting to take shape, distinguishing between stuff that I need or strongly want and things that I would like. Um, in the first category, critical ones are the Internet of course the, uh, wireless just barely gets in here, so that's dependent on Yossi coming out. If he doesn't come out. It said to Hana we could just buy a, uh, patty shown an impact drill and an SDS bit and measure the wall depth. Um, but we'll, we'll try to see if you can make it this week. Uh, because everything else is pretty much ready. Um, when, when assuming that that does work. Um, I want to close up that thing, the module in terms of little things in the wall. There's one hole to fill next to the window. Um, that was misplaced window washing. I want to, from our previous experience, I want to like make keeping the place nice an ongoing thing as opposed to before m. We move to our next rental or whatever. It's all a big list so there's that. Any other miscellaneous holes that were drilled and don't need to be there anymore. Um, the outdoor storage on the, on the patio for the window. Everything is secured now with bungee ropes. Um, I need to get one more bungee for the suitcases and one more vertically for the big boxes. And the aspirational project there is. Yeah, I was trying to put stuff away in those excess, those additional storage boxes the other day and I basically couldn't do it. Um, like it was almost impossible. So the long term, medium term thing for this is we just need to measure the height. Well I guess we know the height. Each one is 45 centimeters. Whatever that wall material is. I'm not sure if it's drywall or concrete, but. And how we could put in shelves that would be secure. Um, but I think that's the only way that that's gonna make, could actually be usable is if each one is on a shelf because it's currently stacked. Let's see, 1, 2, 3, 4, 4 high. And there's. We could fit one more vertically. So I guess there's a capacity for five of the 45 centimeter tall boxes. But um, at that point I think it's kind of just impossible to use. Okay. Moving into my home office. Um, alright. So last weekend sorted everything into the boxes. Um and everything now is in a box according to type. So like organizational uh, supplies. And the second part of this is just to go through each box and check in the items in the inventory thingy. Um, so I'll just check that the workflow for that is the button is like the most, the least uh, the most efficient way it can be possibly done and I guess prop one up um, for moving boxes out. Aspirational category. Like not a vertical lift unit. But there must be something for that could be useful for getting boxes out from you know, from outdoors. But anyway that's a low priority. Top shelf in the storage system is this is where if we get the extra ARC Elites. Um and I've. Last week I put in a couple of hooks in the wall. The 4030s. The 4030s are up there. A couple of organizers are up there. I don't really know how to. You could use a couple more um, a couple more things in if we're going to be near Ikea or. Well I could definitely use a pegboard on the side of my desk or one more of those 60 by 60 approximately ones. But I would really love to get proper pegboard. Um, but the one I have up there is fantastic and I've just run out of room now to put up anything else that I'm grabbing for on it. Looking to the right of my desk, my workstation area. Um, okay, so it's, it's a mess just because this room is so small. But so the way this room is laid out, the computer tower, the workstation itself, uh, can't. There's nowhere for it to go under the desk. So it's just sitting there. Next to it is the ups. Electricity comes out of that into the ups, then out to the computer, then out to the screens. And I guess the concern is obviously for Ezra and electrical safety. So I asked Chachi bt, what would you do with this particularly hard room geography? And its idea was like a 12U UM case. So that would be like putting the computer and the UPS all in like just this big tall rack I guess. Um, I looked at the prices. Very expensive. Um, not a smart use of money. I would say what I think would be the most obvious, most logical safety fix would be to isolate. To separate the. Where. Where can I put the computer from how can I make sure that the power and UPS stuff is locked and somewhere that Ezra can't wander over into and poke around? And I think that's probably. It would feel stupid to get another crappy IKEA cabinet and drill into it. Um, maybe another uh, of the. In fact, and while we're in erco, get another of the, um, I think whatever, whatever cabinet that I, that we have in the main room. I think it's 2U. No, it couldn't be 2U. 6U. Uh, 20, I think 50 depth. So one more of those. And that one would be just to be able to hold the ups, uh, the switch, the cables rooting out of it and put them locked just for Ezra's safety. And I guess it's probably just good practice as well to have the gear in a box. Um, that's about 250 shackles or 200. It was quite good value. Just took a little bit, little bit of time to come. Um, I would say that's probably the most cost effective way to do that for the computer itself. I looked at stuff like, you know, um, I love the idea of under desk mounting, but, um, I don't think with those trestles there's any way it's going to actually support that. So for right now, no inspiration has yet come to me as to the best way to actually have that set up cleanly. But uh, yeah, I would say the, um, the cabinet here, um, other little bits and pieces. So 1, 2, 3. Yeah, I have the six tilting bins. And when we were in the hospital last week, I was of course eyeing up there, um, what they were using. And they all use these tilt bins as well. And I was taking notes while we were. During the many hours waiting around, so I noticed that they had the three, the ones with three across, two across, four across, all the permutations. Uh, they were also using the Orca Elites, which is kind of cool to see them used in an actual institution. Um, but the three across ones, if I recall correctly, were actually used because this was the pediatrics, um, er, so they were using them for nappies and I guess other stuff you'd need to always have on hand. And the four across ones they were using for like, kind of basic medical supplies like blood, um, you know, stuff for blood draws etc, So I guess it confirmed that the system is modular, which is great. The sixth one, I'm not sure what to put in the nine one, I don't know. But for the cables, um, I would say three across or four across. Be the most logical ones. But, um, I think we might have, we might probably have just capped out what we can do in terms of adding stuff into this rental, uh, to get our stuff in, know, organize, but put that on the wish list of um, you know, I'd probably take one of the three across for USB cables, one for the, four across for the meds, uh, one for Ezra's meds. You know, I'd probably easily take four of those modules with different configurations and fill up a little wall mounted organizer for all this. All these little bits and pieces probably would be more space effective than the ARC Elites, but um, it would involve mounting a bunch of stuff in the walls and it would be expensive. Um, I think that's the, that's the list. Um, more or less today was the first day. Like the living room was legitimately clean. Uh, we're starting to see the light at the end of the tunnel. Um, and I guess in terms of stuff that's not working, Internet I think will just be, will just suffice with getting it into the home office. It's not that great in the bedroom. Um, and I was even thinking for a second, would the mesh system have worked better? But I don't think it would get through the gate through the walls. Um, so the other dream thing is if we own this place and we weren't constrained with, you know, money and all that, I'd say, oh, there's a, there's an, I'm looking at it right now. It's coax, um, there's a conduit into this room. You know, let's get another AP and wire that back. Uh, it would be worth doing if that became an affordable option at any point in time. It's not so crazy expensive. But one thing I'd probably be thinking about is seeing how the coax, sorry the ethernet run which was Cat 6 failed, the one that Yossi did, that um, didn't work or at least didn't work reliably, seeing how finicky that was. And I asked him, I was looking at the om, um, three cable and I thought this feels a lot more like it should be full tolerant let's say. Um, it's just one thing. And he, he was a bit hesitant about it. But um, my thinking would be probably going forward that the way he's going to be switches, um, and running sfp, uh, running fiber out to aps instead of doing it with copper. Um, so I don't know if there are many AP supporting fiber input yet, but in our uh, you know, dream future home. That's the deployment I'd be probably hoping will come to maturity in a couple of years. Because opening up, terminating the copper myself and opening, opening up, it just struck me how obviously brittle that's going to be. Pulling it through very tight conduit across and back through little space in an apartment. Wasn't really surprising that it didn't go well. So anyway, day to day, um, oh, and final thing. This is again on the wish list more than, um, more than anything. But I do want to check that the integration with the, um, this is now moving on to smart home stuff. Integration with the Gerber controller thingy. Um, no, sorry. Was the air conditioner blaster that. That's uh, working as designed and might add a thermostat back on because it was, it was definitely got too hot and it was on fan mode instead of cool mode somehow. And all that could actually be handled, um, probably through Home Assistant. Even if it was like maybe there is a test pulse. Like the blaster sends a, um, I don't know, sends something every, every few, every six hours to propagate what's set in Home Assistant. So that if we accidentally change it using the physical controller, um, that's overwritten. And then we just need to say as a rule, we're only using the. We're only using Home Assistant and we're not touching the physical remote for the air conditioner. Um, okay. Bedroom M. So the bedroom still gets very hot during the day. Hannah thinks it'll get. It'll stop being an issue. Um, I've looked into what we could get. It's called, uh, uv. It's like heat, heat resistant tape. We have double pane windows. So I even looked at exactly what type it would take. I measured the dimensions, I calculated the surface area, and then with AI, I sized up spectators. Like what dimension. Basically the product we want is 1 meter, um, by 6 meters. 1 meter. We can do the cuts with that. The only problem. So I looked for 75 VLT nano ceramic, um, that can be heat applied, taken off and it exists. It's just expensive, like 100 ish. So again, something would be definitely worth. Nice to have if it really does, you know, push back enough heat. But, uh, as it's cooling down for winter, we can probably defer that purchase until next spring when it sort of starts getting hot again. If we're staying here, um, and looking at the IP camera. So the one here in the bedroom is working. We need one in the living room for keeping watching On Ezra there when the nursery is ready. So I guess I've one or two more. And we want to do one for outdoors for the pigeon to try out that idea. Leisure yelling. Now I need to start wearing loop headphones. Um, I think that's the list. Basically we're much further along than we were, uh, previously. Objective still is for long term to get as much as we can onto the industrial storage stuff because it's just been fantastic. And again, this is just nice to have. But the idea I had was that before we move, before the next move, everything that we can have on modular storage, not the stuff in the living room that's, you know, Hannah has really made that look really nice and presentable. Uh, but all the kind of just boxes of like winter clothing or whatever. Anything that, that we agree can be done with that. Um, so I think the stuff above the wardrobes, we were talking about it if we could find one that isn't just that kind of very, uh, specific shade of blue they use. Um, I think we probably could. Not urgent, but I guess as a long term thing, it's just from this experience. Um, as I go through drawers, I'm still just saying anything. I don't need throwing it out. So ongoing consolidation. And the last one for the inventory is just going through those bins one by one and checking stuff in. And, uh, and then we'll be, we'll be good. I'd love to put up a couple of pieces of art. Just decoration. I'm not sure if commandos or. Yeah, the command strips would be the best way to do that. Um, one in my office, one in the living room maybe. And we're gonna have a house warming, um, in a couple of weeks, so I guess we'll just do, you know, the last few things we'll kind of try to do for then. Oh, and the beds, the bed, the bed I'm looking at right now need to like attach the slats because they keep falling down into the bed. Uh, and I have the tape ready to do that, so that's a little task for today as well.", "asr_engine": "assemblyai/best", "asr_settings": {"disfluencies": true, "language_code": "en_us"}} | |