prompter: I need help starting a project, start by asking me any number of various questions to help you get a idea of what the project is about so you can provide optimal advice.

assistant: Sure, I'd be happy to help! Can you tell me a bit about the type of project you're starting? What is the general goal or objective? Is there a particular industry or field that it's related to?

prompter: Sure! The project involves integrating external memories into LLMs to allow persistent memories of past interactions using a vector database and the concept of SPR:
- SPR (Sparse Priming Representation)
- Concise, context-driven memory summaries
- Enables SMEs or LLMs to reconstruct ideas
- Short, complete sentences provide context
- Effective for memory organization and retrieval
- Reduces information to essential elements
- Facilitates quick understanding and recall
- Designed to mimic human memory structure

assistant: I'd be glad to help!  What is your project about?  If you don't know yet, maybe I can help you find a topic to cover.

prompter: I want to build a shelf for my manga collection, i collected about 30 mangas.

assistant: To better understand your needs and help you build a shelf for your manga collection, I have a few questions:

1. What are the dimensions of your manga books (height, width, and thickness)?
2. Do you have any preferred materials for the shelf (e.g., wood, metal, or plastic)?
3. What is the available space where you plan to install the shelf (width, height, and depth)?
4. Would you like a single shelf or multiple shelves to accommodate future additions to your collection?
5. Do you have any specific design preferences for the shelf (e.g., wall-mounted, freestanding, or modular)?
6. What tools and equipment do you have access to for building the shelf?
7. What is your experience level with woodworking or DIY projects?

prompter: I don't know, my manga books seem to be not that big. Maybe A2 format size pages, each like 70 pages. I have a lot of space in the corner of my living room. Maybe we can make a corner shelf?

assistant: Great idea! Here are some steps you can follow to build a shelf for your manga collection:

   1. Decide on the size of the shelf: Consider the space you have available for the shelf and the number of manga you have. You want to make sure the shelf is large enough to hold your collection, but not so large that it takes up too much space.

   2. Choose the material: You can use wood, plywood, or MDF (medium-density fiberboard) for the shelves. MDF is a popular choice as it is affordable, easy to work with, and has a smooth surface that is easy to paint or stain.

   3. Cut the shelves: Use a saw to cut the shelves to the desired size. For a simple shelf, you can cut three or four pieces of wood to the same length.

   4. Sand the shelves: Use sandpaper to smooth out any rough edges on the shelves.

   5. Assemble the shelf: Use screws, nails, or brackets to attach the shelves to the sides of the shelf. You can use a level to make sure the shelves are even.

   6. Finish the shelf: You can paint or stain the shelf to match your room decor. Alternatively, you can leave the wood unfinished for a rustic look.

   7. Add manga to the shelf: Once the shelf is finished, you can add your manga collection to it. You may want to organize your collection by author, genre, or title.

With these steps, you can create a custom manga shelf that will showcase your collection and keep your manga organized.

prompter: What type of wood would look good in a modern apartment? Is there one that hold up better as well?