not much to type so far but this is a multiple things project, it started a year ago or so as a tiny project of a time tracking app i made in Godot, didn't had much time to create a calendar, as i was still deciding if i would try to create a time abstraction for it... otherwise it would be a cheap looking and feature lacking re-implementation of thousands of calendars and time-trackers out there. then i proceeded to create a Python script that abstracts time, so i can use it instead of my clock on XFCE's bar (thank-you whoever developed the applet or whatever Gnomelet slang for it; "Generic Monitor"! such a sweet thing is to have terminal commands printed on an arbitrary spot on my top/status-bar). initially it abstracted time into how much had passed from the day (midnight to 23:59) in % (0 - 100), the same for the year and the last number, for reference purposes is my age (feel free to change it or lie at, so you can feel young or more mature)... it changes each year and don't considers your birth date. clock says i'm 30 but i'm actually 29, legally speaking. and then i abstracted the 1° field based on the moment i wake. it's a simple little script run by Termux that synchronizes a save file via Syncthing into my computer. the clock will count the day % based on the waking time and will consider 16 hours of activity (24 - 8 hours of sleep). keep in mind i didn't used UTC, so we are gathering values from the computer/mobile's timezone. there's a "text.py" which is how i intend to manage my texts... everyday Emacs opens (actually it's the clock.py but still) a file with the % of the year + my age document, where i type stuff for qob (yes, that's how my video-game is named) or personal stuff. each paragraph should have a [tag]... it can be anywhere on text but it must be between square brackets. if you have multiple tags, separate them by comma. i still have to find a way to ID each paragraph but we can already search for text containing any desired tag. the idea is to parse the search into a file that if edited, will reflect back changes into source files. why i don't use a software like Logseq? well, it was inspired on but it's much lighter and not full of fancy features, although Emacs org-mode allows pretty cool stuff. text.py doesn't even have 50 lines and i expect to finish the search function under than 500. i want to keep it light and roam-mode didn't fitted my workflow. maybe it's just a way to pass time. none of the code i wrote (be on kigram, camera etc.) used a single line of AI. i don't like that stuff

i do intend to extend this into a habit app, a personal calendar and whatever, one day... repository is on Github as i can't use the "harmonik" license on Codeberg. xoxo, i finished typing this at 47 11 30, which if i wasn't clear: 47% of my day has passed (woke around 7:00 and i will sleep probably 23:00), 11% of the year has also passed and well, i'm 30

https://github.com/luqtas/self