journal - My journal.

	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Age
*	Add AI to the list of topics I write about	Nicholas Johnson	14 days
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*	Parse dates without time zone offsets as UTC	Nicholas Johnson	2024-11-07
\| \| \| \| \|	Early entries are missing time zone offsets. They're implicitly treated as UTC. This just makes that behavior more explicit.
*	Transition to new config file naming convention	Nicholas Johnson	2024-11-07
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*	Don't leak Hugo version	Nicholas Johnson	2024-11-07
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*	Transition to new .Site.Params.Author API	Nicholas Johnson	2024-08-17
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*	Remove promoted page	Nicholas Johnson	2024-07-06
\| \| \| \| \|	I will write about the promoted links later. Until then I don't want the promoted page to keep being in the navlinks.
*	Add "tags" nav link to web and merge configs	Nicholas Johnson	2024-06-12
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*	Remove email contact from Atom feeds	Nicholas Johnson	2024-06-11
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*	Add copyright symbol to copyright notice	Nicholas Johnson	2024-05-26
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*	Disable 404 kind for Gemini	Nicholas Johnson	2024-05-20
\| \| \| \| \|	This prevents 404.html from being generated into the Gemini capsule output.
*	Change copyright start date	Nicholas Johnson	2023-09-29
\| \| \| \|	The date on my first journal entry was in the year 2020.
*	Fix multilingual support	Nicholas Johnson	2023-08-02
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*	Remove glossary	Nicholas Johnson	2023-04-15
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*	Update theme	Nicholas Johnson	2023-02-24
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*	Add "economics" to journal intro and keywords	Nicholas Johnson	2023-01-23
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*	Update journal intro	Nicholas Johnson	2023-01-07
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*	Update theme	Nicholas Johnson	2022-12-08
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*	Change project name to "journal"	Nicholas Johnson	2022-12-04
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*	Merge in default config settings from theme	Nicholas Johnson	2022-11-10
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*	Clean destination dir upon build	Nicholas Johnson	2022-11-10
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*	Add emoji code support	Nicholas Johnson	2022-11-10
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*	Create configDir for journal generation	Nicholas Johnson	2022-11-09
	This gets rid of the ugly dependency on Python scripts. By using configDir, two different configs can be specified. One for Gemini and one for the Web. This keeps everything separate, tidy, and much more maintainable.