Books read for each day of the month
(Current target is 173.)
Sun
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167 | 2
167 | 3
167 |
4
167 | 5
167 | 6
167 | 7
167 | 8
167 | 9
168 | 10
167 |
11
174 | 12
167 | 13
168 | 14
167 | 15
167 | 16
168 | 17
167 |
18
168 | 19
168 | 20
167 | 21
167 | 22
201 | 23
167 | 24
167 |
25
167 | 26
167 | 27
167 | 28
167 | 29
167 | 30
167 | 31
167 |
Sat Aug 24 2024 00:44:49 GMT+0900 (Japan Standard Time)
Status report: Still fighting dBase index file corruption. Latest kludge: Delete the old index file before packing and reindexing... On the other side, perhaps a breakthrough? I used ChatGPT and a new algorithmic idea to quickly create the data structure that this calendar depends on. So should I go long and try for a grand solution, or go short by just trying to incorproate the calandar generator code? I even started speculating about doing the entire thing in JavaScript, even though the output algorithm still seems to stink.