"Good Creative is important but it can't be running the show. Our bidness is about buying time and space, and right now that means television. The bigger we are, the cheaper we can get it."

u/CrentistSchrute — 2 months ago

When I googled toasted this is what came up. Am I misunderstanding something? Sorry English is not my first language.

u/CrentistSchrute — 2 months ago
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What do you think about Jim Hobart?

He seemed very shrewd but also knew that even the original Sterling Cooper and later SC&P would get swallowed by McCann. That scene though with Joan was something else.

u/CrentistSchrute — 2 months ago
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This business is full of men who think that way. You can either be a man’s secretary or his girlfriend. I’m so glad you realised that.

I like how Peggy stops seeing herself as a victim of circumstances and starts consciously pursuing power after this conversation. Bobbie was one of the most influential mentors Peggy ever had, despite appearing in only a handful of episodes.

u/CrentistSchrute — 2 months ago
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Henry Francis is My Hero

Henry Francis is the person on Mad Men I aspire to be most. The man shows up, rubs bellies, and pays his taxes. There’s something admirable about that.

Ken Cosgrove is fascinating television, but Henry Francis is someone I’d actually want to become.

u/CrentistSchrute — 3 months ago

I have hand-written journal entires dating back 11 years.

My goal is to input all these entries to analyse patterns, improvements & issues across these 11 years.

For control and privacy, I'd prefer a local LLM.

Can somebody suggest what this setup should look like?

(Fine tuning/vector database/ideal model)

From what I could gather, I'd need a local LLM model like Llama/Gemma and a vector database to store all my entires.

I am a non-technical person so I apologize if the answer to this is trivial.

However, I was hoping for some of the more experienced members to chime in if they have done something of this sort themselves.

Thanks!

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u/CrentistSchrute — 4 months ago