This time last year I put together some custom scripts to send a record of each
study session to my personal site using the micropub endpoint. You can see
them here. Each entry says what I did, how long I did it for,
and when I started doing it. On their own these aren't particularly interesting
or useful. They mostly serve to hold me accountable. However, now that I have a
full year of data, it seems like a good time to see if there are any trends…
The :has() CSS pseudo-class opens up all sorts of possibilities. I
wanted to see if it could simplify how I handle the ruby text (annotations above
or below text to help with reading) in my Japanese notes. It works (in Safari
and Chrome at least, and hopefully Firefox soon)…
I started a new role recently, and the company is large enough that there are a
number of folk learning or proficient in Japanese as a second language…