1900 blogs

This milestone crept up on me without drawing undue attention, but now we're here, let's look at the past 100 blogs. Blog #1801 was written on 12/08/24 so that's just under six months, or put another way, about 17 blogs per month. That's even faster than the blogs from 1701-1800¹ that took seven and a half months. What are the topics that interested me?

Or in tabular form

Position	Tag	Count	Previous position	All time position
1	Programming	20	17	1
2	Blog manager program	14	-	37
3	Delphi	12	12	6
4	Personal	10	7	3
5	Israel	9	-	7
6	Health	5	22	5
7	John Le Carre	5	-	43
8	Jasmine Myra	4	14	103
9	Literature	4	15	21
10	Obituary	4	3	8
11	Song writing	4	11	12
12	CPAP	3	-	24
13	Italy	3	2	9
14	Mobile phone	3	-	35
15	Musical group	3	10	46
16	Non-fiction books	3	-	41
17	Richard Thompson	3	-	48
18	Swimming	3	-	36
19	Temu	3	-	-
20	Threads	3	-	76
21	Time signatures	3	-	95

It's very interesting that there's little correlation between the previous set of 100 blogs and this set. There are clearly summer topics, such as holiday, Italy and swimming that didn't get much of a mention this time around, but other than that, there's not much to conclude. It's interesting that there are 20 programming blogs, of which 14 are about the blog manager program and 12 are about Delphi (actually, there are 11 blogs marked as both programming and BPM, along with 11 marked as programming and Delphi - this means that not all of the BPM and Delphi blogs are paired with programming). I don't have - at the moment - any way of further analysing this. Here's a new topic for the blog manager program!

Actually, the BPM  is capable of finding which of the Delphi blogs are not also tagged as programming. The query pictured on the left says "find any blog from 1801 onwards that is tagged as Delphi but is not tagged as programming". As the opening quote suggests, there is one such blog - 'Something that I should have learnt a long time ago in Delphi' that I wrote² a few days ago. I imagine that I didn't tag this as programming because it discussed a simple visual form definition. In a similar manner, I found three blogs^3,4,5 about the BPM that are not tagged as programming, because they are discussing the BPM in a general manner without showing any code.

Internal links
[1] 1800
[2] 1898
[3] 1816
[4] 1829
[5] 1874

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This day in history:

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548	10/02/2013	Pictures from a balcony	Personal
808	10/02/2015	The Beatles, Apple and me	Beatles
1110	10/02/2018	Yoni Rechter and the Philharmonic	Yoni Rechter