Introducing new Stats page

I like statisctics and numbers and I like looking at them, how they are changing and growing. Back when this blog was started I wanted to display some statistics on it but due to its very young age it would be meaningless.

That changes now. This blog is around for over two years and it is time to put some nice numbers on it. At first I struggled about what to actualy count and how to do it within Hugo or if I should prepare the stats outside of it (bit of scripting can never hurt). In the end I managed to do it within Hugo and created somewhat usable template to display the data.

The link to the stats page is located at the main menu and it shows some basic sumary at the top and few bar charts under it. Specificaly the charts shows details of posts per each year, month, week day and usage of tags.

I know it is not that much and it is mostly there to masage my ego, but I made so that I have something to do since the times are as crazy as they are.

That is all for now, I just wanted to brag about the numbers from my little blog.

Articles from blogs I follow:

“We should be more ambitious with the software we build”

Since early this year, Michael Malis (of pgrust) has been showing me interesting things he's done and saying [W]e should be more ambitious1 with the software we build There is, understandably, a lot of skepticism about projects like pgrust because there…

via danluu.com October 24, 2026

With "AI" coding the future of software development looks more grim than ever before!

This is not just a rant, this is a serious call and warning to every company or project developing software.

via Unix Digest - Articles October 20, 2026

GPG Update 2026

A recent toot of mine got the response “friends don’t let friends use GPG” which, I suppose, is true enough. It certainly isn’t the attestation-friendly thing to use, and the opsec failures that are so easy with GPG-encrypted mail make it a hazard there. …

via [bobulate] February 3, 2026

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