2025-09 garden review

General

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• 17/09/25:
  • started IndieWebifying my site
    • added link to this site to my GitHub profile
    • added an authorization endpoint
• 14/09/25:
  • it turns out that links put in the image description are perfectly clickable (sadly, hyperlinks aren’t available), which means I can make my site a bit prettier by having a different text style for image captions instead of using Markdown quotes for everything
• 13/09/25:
  • added custom homepage sections grouped by category – had to vibecode those since Blowfish doesn’t have such a feature and I had no idea how to implement these myself. The resulting design, sadly, isn’t as beautiful, but at least IT WORKS, which is a great achievement by itself
• 11/09/2025:
  • considered adding series of articles, couldn’t really come up with a series (maybe later…)
  • added subnavigation to menu bar
• 10/09/2025:
  • started adding thumbnails to already published posts
  • reshuffled categories, concentrating “Musings”, “Projects” & “Moments” in “Personal” tab
  • added “Tags” tab
  • stopped showing articles from “Sources” & “Knowledge Base” in “Recent” section on the homepage
• 09/09/2025: added site description on homepage (also known as “headline” in language config)

About

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• published Categories Explained

Concepts

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• un-drafted Commutative diagram
• published Incompetence Horror

Creatures

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• published 🦠 Deinococcus radiodurans (aka Conan the Bacterium)

Musings

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• published Don’t “read in language” – just read

Projects

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• updated
  • A Corporate Practical Guide to Evil
  • Investigative Reading
• published & updated “We have university at home”

Sources

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• published:
  • 📑 Growth mindset and mathematics: A bibliometric analysis〈Chukwuemeka Metu, José Maria Marbán, Estefanía Espina〉
  • A Multiculturalism of the Undead〈Matthew Wills〉
  • 📑 Anxious-Depressive Attack: An Overlooked Condition. A Case Report〈Hisanobu Kaiya〉
  • 🖋 AI-Designed Phages〈Nico McCarty〉
  • 🖋 you can just leave〈Valerie〉
  • 📑 The Dutch verb-spelling paradox in social media: A corpus study〈Tijn Schmitz, Robert Chamalaun and Mirjam Ernestus〉

Tools

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• published Scholia