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 # My plan for now, roughly
 
 # My plan for now, roughly
 

-- Add the task labeling and rescheduling functionality to nota.nvim
+- Package blog and page for fedora, arch, and debian.

 
 

-    [2024-03-03] This is done. Adding scheduling was mostly a matter of text manipulation. Since I only use YYYY-MM-DD it works quite well. If people ever adopt it, I would consider adding flexibility.
+- Add gopher functionality (geomyidae) to page.

 
 

-- Finalize the template parser for blog 7.0.0
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-    [2024-03-08] The template parser is finished! I ended up caving and using dependencies for serializing, but mostly to generate a timestamp. Up next will be to generate the archive. I reckon publish and remote will be easy as i use existing tools.
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-[2024-03-02]
+[2024-03-10]

diff --git a/learning.txt b/learning.txt
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+2024-03-09: I misunderstood how expect() works in rust. In a Result it won't return Err, it'll panic. .map_err() and ok_or_else() are a closer way to offer the same result.

 2024-03-06: The definition of the first week in the ISO standard is the one that contains january 4th.
 2024-03-06: In lua os.time() if you pass month 13 or month -1, it correctly calculates the next or previous year, so you don't have to manually do that math.
 2024-03-03: The string methods in lua are attached to the metatable so you can run them with :, but the table ones aren't so you always need table.method().
 2024-03-06: The definition of the first week in the ISO standard is the one that contains january 4th.
 2024-03-06: In lua os.time() if you pass month 13 or month -1, it correctly calculates the next or previous year, so you don't have to manually do that math.
 2024-03-03: The string methods in lua are attached to the metatable so you can run them with :, but the table ones aren't so you always need table.method().