colophon

This blog uses Atkinson Hyperlegible Next (opens in new tab), the Braille Institute's legible and readable typeface designed for individuals with low vision, for regular and monotyped text. It's both deeply cool and highly relevant to this bespectacled writer.

corpus

• 34 posts
• 37,174 words
• 6,356 distinct words (and 3,496 used exactly once)
• most distinctive words, relative to written English: counterweight, legibility, metaphors, inflection, legible
• MTLD of 127.8
• grade 11 reading level
• 53 links to Wikipedia
• 0 emoji

certainty

Posts have a certainty label that suggests my confidence in their conclusions. Values are as follows:

• speculative : a hunch, thought experiment, or something held together by wisps of an idea
• plausible : correct to a first approximation
• likely : north of 50%
• confident : would bet on this
• settled : statement of fact or expression of an opinion that's highly unlikely to change

completion

Posts also have a completion glyph that shows how finished the writing is:

• virtual : a rough idea, probably missing significant first-order content
• actualizing : readable but in need of second-order refinement
• actual : finished, unlikely to change much

copyright

The logo, asterism, and completion glyphs are all the same icon from teenyicons (opens in new tab). The full copyright notice appears in the GitLab README (opens in new tab).