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How I build, read from the data.
I don't just ship code, I measure it. Every chart below is derived from my real commit history and paired with the decision it drives. Rebuilt once a day by a GitHub Action, so nothing here is live-fetched or breakable. ∎
Today's snapshot could not be loaded, so the numbers are not shown. Nothing here is ever filled in with made-up data.
01
The headline numbers
trailing 12 months
02
When the work happens
trailing 12 months · day × hour
a year of commits, folded into a typical week
00h06h12h18h23h
share of commits by block
publicprivate
03
What the work is made of
languages & projects · 12 mo
languages · bytes of code across active repos, markup left out
where the effort goes · commits by project
04
Momentum
commits per month · with trend
05
The year, a thread a project
52 weeks · in the order they started
each project a thread, thicker in the weeks it took more work, the newest week on the right
publicprivate
→Point at a thread to read its project and the week under the pointer, or move with the arrow keys. A private project is named only where the author chose to name it; the rest of the private work stays unnamed.
06
What the data tells me to do
observation → decision
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