42 posts landed in that year. Momentum mattered.
Absurdity first, then thought, then writing
The final frontier
The early posts lean toward Arts & screen. The middle years drift toward Tools & tech. The later work settles around Economics & method, so the archive can be read as a sequence of changing interests.
The most common second-level category is Analysis, with Guides forming the second line. That split is more useful than a tone label: it says how the posts work on the page.
Opening overview
Repeated words point to the questions the archive keeps circling back to.
The broadest piece is "Repost: Writing Advice". The most sentence-rich one is "Repost: Writing Advice".
Rhythm
Notes
- The x-axis is year and the y-axis is post count.
- The number on each bar gives the exact count.
- Darker color means a more productive year.
Notes
- Each point is one calendar month.
- The line connects months in chronological order.
- Sharp rises mark short bursts of writing.
Notes
- Rows are years and columns are months.
- Each cell counts how many posts appeared in that month of that year.
- Darker cells reveal recurring seasonal habits and short bursts in specific years.
Themes and forms
Notes
- Rows are years and columns are themes.
- Each cell shows how many posts of that theme appeared in that year.
- Darker cells point to periods where a theme became more concentrated.
Notes
- The inner ring shows first-level themes; the outer ring shows their second-level categories.
- Larger arcs mean more posts in that category.
- Read it from the center outward: first find a broad topic, then see how its posts are further divided.
Notes
- Each stacked segment is one second-level category in a given year.
- A taller column means that year produced more posts.
- The color mix shows whether the year leaned toward guides, analysis, reviews, travel notes, or essays.
Notes
- This is a ridgeline chart: each ridge represents one theme.
- The x-axis follows the twelve months; higher ridges mean that theme appears more often around that month.
- It shows recurring seasonal tendencies in topics rather than individual posts.
Aftertone
Notes
- This chart shows the share of each second-level category.
- Each slice stands for one category, such as analysis, guides, or reviews.
- A larger slice means that category appears more often in the archive.
Notes
- The y-axis lists recurring keywords and the x-axis shows their cumulative weight.
- Longer bars mean the word keeps returning across posts.
- Darker color means stronger recurrence.
Notes
- The x-axis shows post length in words.
- The y-axis shows average sentence length.
- Each bubble stands for one post, colored by theme.
- Bigger bubbles mean more sentences.
Notes
- The left side is Categories and the right side is Tags.
- A line means at least one post uses that category and that tag together.
- Thicker lines mean the pair appears together more often.
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Literature
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Literature
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Travel
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Travel
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LaTeX
202323 postsThis year leans toward Economics & method, with Analysis as the main second-level category.Open
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Economic History
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Microdata
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Movies
Repost: Writing Advice
Literature
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Novels
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Games
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Microeconomics
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Huawei
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Probability Theory
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Economic History
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Genshin Impact
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Travel
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Evolution
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CiteSpace
Goodbye, Eri: Not Remembering Others, but Knowing Oneself
Manga
Microeconomics: Roy Hotelling Shephard
Microeconomics
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Economic Growth
Only the River Flows
Movies
Economic weighting and scoring methods: PCA, CRITIC, EWM
Stata
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Scientific Spirit
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Anime Culture
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Stata
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Zotero
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Software Tools
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Causal Inference
Setting Up Giscus Comment Section with Hugo
Hugo
The Custom Font in Hugo
Hugo
Stata: Learning Web Scraping
Stata
2024 viewing roundup: a few ways of living with fate
TV Series
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Travel
[Anaconda Error Solution] Anaconda bytes object has no attribute get
Anaconda
Stata Export Word Tables
Stata
Table of Contents Navigation Fails on the Chinese Blog
Hugo
Drawing GIS Choropleth Maps with Stata
Stata
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Economic Studies
Development Economics: Marginal Analysis and Inframarginal Analysis (Introduction)
Xiaokai Yang
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Xiaokai Yang
R Basics 1: Interface Introduction and Syntax Structure
Software Tools
R Notes 2: Data Cleaning, Plotting, and Econometrics
Data Cleaning
Zotero 7 Better Notes: An Empirical Economics Note Template
Zotero
Notes on Learning Calculus of Variations
Economic Studies
Econometrics: Is the log(y+1) transformation reliable?
Causal Inference
Audio Issues When Remotely Controlling a PC with a ToDesk Tablet
ToDesk
Using Obsidian for Literature Reading and Blog Writing
Obsidian
Research Note 2: Miyun Wild Great Wall
Fieldwork
Research Note 3: Mountains and Red Roses
Fieldwork
Econometrics: Event Studies 1
Event Studies
Econometrics: Event Studies 2
Event Studies
Pensions and Fertility
Fertility
Ace Attorney review: the path to a turnabout lies within
Games
PyTorch Setup Error: [WinError 126] The specified module could not be found.
PyTorch
Uninstalling and Installing Anaconda
Anaconda
Hugo Customization 2
Hugo
Empirical economics: intuitive does not mean obvious
Economic Studies
Who is the Old Monkey in Black Myth Wukong
Games
Empirical Economics: Notes from Reviewing
Empirical Research
《Crossing Boundaries of Community》: Fluid Relations and the Origins of Communities
Sociology
ArcGIS: Batch Converting TIF to Excel
Software Tools
The Rhetoric of Economics
Paper Writing
Econometrics: Event Studies 3
Event Studies
The conceit of economics: some recent thoughts
Economic Studies
Institutions, Politics, Democracy, and Arrow's Impossibility Theorem
Economic Studies
Recording a Dream and AI Dream Interpretation
Dreams
One-Time Government Investment and Long-Run Industrial Development
Economic Studies
202520 postsThis year leans toward Economics & method, with Analysis as the main second-level category.Open
The Mathematical History of Economics
Reading
Court Judgment Data Cleaning Guide
Court Judgments
The Origin of Rich Species: A Lamp Can Light a Room Dark for a Thousand Years
Economic History
Existentialism and Social Science: Flowers Blooming from Nothingness
Social Sciences
The modernity of detective fiction
Literature
Solow Model MATLAB Simulation Code
MATLAB
Distortion or Surprise: Making Policy Evaluation Interesting
Policy Evaluation
A Malthusian Two-Sector Model
Economic History
Judge IV (Examiner Designs): Causal Inference via Random Assignment
Causal Inference
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Law and Economics
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Monopoly
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Amateur Radio
Setting Chinese and English Fonts in Stata Figures
Stata
Siguniang Mountain: A Hiking Journey at the Foot of Snow-Capped Peaks
Travel
LDA Topic Modeling and Gephi Visualization
Gephi
Explaining the Trendy Toy Craze: From Network Effects to Multiple Equilibria
Network Effects
The Power of Ideas: When Judges Learn Economics
Law and Economics
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TeXstudio
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Economic Growth
ArcGIS Pro: A Quick Operations Guide
Software Tools
20269 postsThis year leans toward Economics & method, with Analysis as the main second-level category.Open
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Stata
The Copernican Moment and Academic Taste
Reading
The Berglas Effect
Magic
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Commentary
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Innovation
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Involution
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Commentary
Academia and the Messenger
Empirical Research
The Impossible Triangle of Governance (an Information-Use View)
Commentary