"11:05am. Yesterday I overdid it with the vacationing and went to bed…

… too late. I guess I'll skip the morning session.

11:30am. I got it all out of my system. I am ready to start the action. From here until I am done I'll go at it full tilt. Let me have breakfast first, and as well as deal with the chores. Then I will have uninterrupted segment in which to program in.

12:10pm. Let me do the chores. Focus. I can't spent the whole day daydreaming, on 4chan, and reading Reverend Insanity like yesterday.

12:45pm. Done with chores. Let me start here.

I overdid it yesterday and today - my brain feels like it is fried from various sort of stimuli. I indulged myself far too much.

The last two weeks went by quite quickly for me. I had fun doing the tests somehow, a lot more so that implementing the editor support functionality that I finished in the first week of this month. I had a lot of motivation, but yesterday ran that all into the ground.

I need to distance myself from the internet in general and various indulgences. Let me turn off the router.

Good. Now I need to get back to cultivating my battle readiness. My programming motivation needs to be retrofitted for the task at hand. Let me paste that list.

1) Cleanup. It is time to move from the v0.2 to master. I'll do that along with cleaning up all those v0.09 projects.
2) Bundling. Making sure the complation output goes into the right place where the plugin is. Making the pipeline to easily publish the plugin. Making a check so I do not send a debug version by accident.
3) Implementation. I need the plugin to start the server automatically. I also need to implement heartbeating on both sides.

12:55pm. I need to get started of this. In the next PL update, and the review I should be able to demo somethnig. There is enough time to set things up.

Let me get on with it.

First step - merge with master. The master should be thousands of commits behind by now. Nobody is using v0.09 anyway, so this won't be a huge change.

As an aside, one of these days I should just look at some Git tutorials. I've been using it for years, and I only really know how to switch branches and merge them. All the other features I've avoided like the plague.

If I were getting a job, I would not need to prepare for the interview by grinding programming puzzles, but my use of Git is one place where I could expect to embarass myself. I'll keep this at the back of my mind.

1:15pm. I am erasing things left and right. There is a bunch of stuff left in tc2.spi that I am relucant to erase. I'll put some of that stuff into the a test - I have to. Then I'll get rid of the `old` directory in the spiral plugin.

1:25am. Now if I could only rename the `The Spiral Language v0.2 (typechecking)` in the project folder I'd be happy.

```
Project("{6EC3EE1D-3C4E-46DD-8F32-0CC8E7565705}") = "The Spiral Language v0.2", "The Spiral Language v0.2 (typechecking)\The Spiral Language v0.2.fsproj", "{4A1D2C31-1FAC-4B73-9EF8-43FAE518725D}"
```

Let me try doing it here. But the fact that the solution file is having all these `"{4A1D2C31-1FAC-4B73-9EF8-43FAE518725D}"`-styled barcode styled string is making me antsy about trying this. Ah, well, let me just go for it.

1:30pm. It works. Let me commit. I completely cleaned up the repo and the vast majority of the old stuff is now out. Anybody wandering into the repo will not have to wonder what all the unused stuff is, nor have to wonder why are the old versions of the compiler lying around.

I've long since exceeded the prototypes (for both v0.2 and v0.1) and v0.09. v0.2 will be here to stay."