Another week, and I’m still stacking chips. Last week’s chips looked like this:

Intention

At the start of the week, I wrote down three goals:

1. Add one season two Ted Lasso episode to GIFs — ❌
2. Start on music library project — ❌
3. Improve using hasworn — ✅

Update

I started the week with a little housekeeping on the site, publishing the sad weeknote summary of the past month, then fixing a couple of tiny bugs in the site. The automatic updates had stopped because of a new major version of tweepy came out, and I hadn't pinned the version, and I realised the “quick” publish part of the site generation workflow wasn't generating all the pages it could due to me getting a naming convention wrong.

My goals were probably a little ambitious, but I did at least do one. I spent an hour each morning on a handful of small updates to hasworn:

• fixed a bug where in the year in which a tshirt was first worn, the tshirt would repeatedly be annotated “first worn”
• improved the hasworn user interface by styling it, showing previous wearings, and having a page showing all previously worn items to make it much easier to rewear an item
• added <title> elements to all pages (I used to make websites professionally donchaknow)
• added count of tshirts last worn in a year to the year pages (excluding the current year, because by definition…)
• added a tweetable summary of a wearing, so I don't have to write them by hand
• fixed the homepage to support low numbers of wearings (not a problem for me now, but I noticed it when testing rewinding time)

And over the weekend I finished something I'd been noodling at on and off for a couple of months, an animation of my most-worn tshirts across the lifetime of my data.

This was inspired by not noticing that my long-time most worn tshirt (previously Explorer, most worn from 2014-07-28) changed in February to be Firewatch (most worn from 2021-02-04 through today). Also, my first most worn was Thunder-King (starting at a count of 5 wearings, it was most worn from 2013-10-25 through 2014-07-27).

Although, having said all that I know that my actual most worn tshirt is actually Hard core pawn which I wore a lot in the 90s and 00s, before records began. I had far fewer tshirts to choose from, and it definitely got worn every two or three weeks. Look at the fraying and holes around the neck, that tshirt Has. Been. Worn.