- picnic.ts: crawls the category tree, subcategory and overview pages (RSC), maps
Picnic categories to the shared list; no EANs, so matching is by name/brand/size
- picnic-auth.ts + scripts/picnic-login.ts: one-shot login from
/etc/grocery-tracker/picnic.env, token kept in ~/.config/groceries/picnic.env;
2FA is never requested unattended (run picnic-login.ts by hand)
- migration: store row picnic; Picnic as own brand in stats
- /trackers/media: one card per child (reading, movies, shows, webtoons, music, podcasts,
videos) with quick stats, a combined currently-consuming feed and a mixed watchlist
- webtoons, podcasts, videos: new owner-editable trackers on one generic media.items table,
JSON import (owner form or scripts/media-run.sh)
- shows: /trackers/shows -> /trackers/movies?type=show; anime flag on movies.titles
(backfilled, set from TMDB, owner toggle) and ?type=anime filter
- nav: media replaces the top-level reading, movies and music entries; their URLs are kept
Owner-only tracker for learning the Cargill Bioindustrial plant in Gouda:
schema plant (entries, links with confidence, pending refs), plant.apply_entries
bulk import, overview with clusters and flow diagram, kind tabs, glossary,
questions, detail pages and owner inline editing. Docs in docs/plant-tracker.md.
Chapters are nodes grouped into part regions laid out like the book's dependency chart
(roots Abs Alg, Topology, Lin Alg, Set Theory flowing down to AG, AT and ANT). Part
prereqs are routed edges, optional ones (\coreqc in the book) dotted. Status colours,
exercise rings, current-chapter glow, legend, search, minimap, pinch/drag/wheel zoom,
fit and +/- buttons. Tapping a chapter opens the existing panel (side panel on desktop,
bottom sheet on mobile). The view choice is remembered per device.
Schema math (parts, chapters, sections, activity), seeded with all 100 chapters
(Ch 0-94, appendix A-E), 647 sections, PDF pages, exercise counts and approximate
prereqs. Triggers stamp started_at/completed_at and log status/exercise/note/section
changes; math.apply_progress(jsonb) applies the JSON format bots send. Private by
default via MATH_PRIVATE in #lib/math (owner-only prefix + lock in every tracker list).
Overall + per-part progress, current chapter, prereq hints, quick status buttons,
exercises stepper, notes, optional section ticks, activity log, dependency chart.
Deploy preflight checks the math schema (4 tables, 100 chapters).
- cs.skins catalog (weapons, knives, gloves, stickers, cases, agents, charms, …) refreshed weekly
- every market config: wears in float range, StatTrak, Souvenir, Doppler/Gamma phases
- cs.daily_prices (one row per config/stream/day, idempotent) from Skinport, Steam, CSFloat, Buff163
- cs.price_windows for 24h/7d/30d/90d sale aggregates, cs.fx_rates (ECB)
- scripts/cs-prices.ts daily|catalog|prices; legacy ingest fixed for the new unique index
- skin browser + /projects/cs-prices/[slug] with variant/wear/phase switcher and real charts
- charts show points for short histories and pad sparse time axes
- Optimistic: no crash or correction through 2031 (5 years from today), earning the
9.5% average; cycle resumes after (correction 2035, crash 2040). Salary plateau
grows 2%/yr real so pay never stalls.
- Realistic keeps its single -30% crash in 2029; pessimistic unchanged.
- Projected lines are now thin, slightly lighter solid lines in every view; legend updated.
- Explanation text lists the crash/correction years and recovery time.
Vault files stay the source of truth (bind-mounted read-write at /notes):
atomic writes chowned to the vault owner, hash-checked saves (409 on a
newer file), deletes to .trash. notes.* is a full-text/link index kept
current by a recursive watcher plus a 60s rescan; live updates over the
owner-only /ws/notes channel (paths and hashes only). Wikilinks, embeds,
backlinks, tags, callouts, image paste. Owner-only everywhere (404).
The scenario move date came from the first Joint item matching /rent|huur/,
which since the "Groceries (living with parents)" item matched that one, so
the scenarios never moved out (no rent, the pre-move contribution forever).
The wealth forecast now runs per day instead of per month, so it shows the
same sawtooth as the actual history:
- recurring items hit on the day the bank history shows (most common day of
the last four months, clamped to month end), else their start date
- "every N weeks" items (Basic-Fit, haircut) run on an exact N-day cadence
from the last charge; yearly items on their renewal date
- salary and its extras (holiday pay in May, 13th month in November, bonus,
settlement) land on the payday from history (contract 25th as fallback),
moved to the Friday before a weekend; toeslagen move to the Monday after
- variable budgets are spread per day, the vacation budget over Jul-Aug
- excess above the buffer is invested the day after payday; returns
compound daily
- long horizons stay fast (~35 ms for 100 years): the chart thins each
pixel bucket to its low and high
- /stats/economy defaults multi-country charts to CAN KOR CHN JPN USA NLD CUW,
with add-a-country chips and an EU 27 comparison line
- CPI index levels rebased to a chosen base year, index/YoY toggle,
categories (food, energy, housing, core) where the source has them
- new no-key collectors: oecd (CPI categories, 10y yields), statcan (CPI);
bis WS_LONG_CPI, FRED US CPI categories, Eurostat prc_hicp_minr, WB FP.CPI.TOTL
- Canada added as a region; CBS Curacao fallbacks for growth/unemployment
- timers stats-oecd and stats-statcan
Read-only layers from static/pubg-intel/<map>.v1.json (scripts/build-pubg-intel.py):
positions from pubg.gs (game level files), drops from guides, secret rooms and Deston
keys as approximate rings on the named place. Layer panel (K), per-player choices in
localStorage, drawn below room markers; clicks still place markers.
Long-run charts (Maddison, HYDE, UN via OWID; CBS and Pew religion), a filterable
sourced timeline, Wikidata office holders and turnout, Nager.Date holidays, UNESCO
sites, Wikidata people by sitelinks, curated food and cultural exports. Wikidata
labels now fall back to mul.
stan