chore: update export statistics with new user data and extended date range

- Refresh dataset with 334 active users (up from 310) and 7422 total contributions
- Regenerate graphs and statistics files to cover extended period from 2024-11-07 to 2024-12-28
- Append new posts to posts-12bitfloat.txt and posts-AceDev.txt with additional user content
- Update Buffon's ownership percentage from 0.03% to 0.02% in both export files

export/rants-Demolishun.txt

@@ -145,4 +145,44 @@ Programmers are awesome!,Just learned that the existing US administration is goi
 
 If you don't hate your government then you don't know the evil shit they are doing.  
 
-Not sure what will happen come January.```
+Not sure what will happen come January.,My boss uses chatgpt to code all the time.  I watched his workflow and he will use chatgpt not for code, but to act like a search engine.  He seems to be effective using it like this.  
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+I struggle to include chatgpt in my workflow at all.  I am using it to help learn C# to clarify things I cannot find in search.  It doesn't always help.
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+So I have mixed feelings about using it in my work flow.,Merry Christmas, everyone! 
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+I would send you all Hawk Tuah coin, but I just spent my bonus shopping for ungrateful people.  Okay, they aren't ungrateful, just unappreciative.  
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+Anyway, gonna try and avoid devrant for probably a week.
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+And for you other assholes: Happy Festivus!,So I decided I needed to tell you all a funny Christmas story.  
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+I got a bunch of shirts for Christmas (not surprising).  A couple of them were t-shirts and one was a red plaid shirt that buttons up.  So to show my appreciation to my wife for the gifts I decided to wear a t-shirt and the plaid shirt (left unbuttoned so you can see funny t-shirt).  I put them on and went to talk to my wife in her office at home:
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+me: Do you know what I would do if I had a wife like you?
+her:  I dunno, what?
+me: Two Christmas shirts at the same time.
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+If you don't know the reference here is a link:
+https://youtube.com/watch/...,So I am navigating the hellscape called vcpkg.  It is a hellscape to me because I don't understand fuck all about how its supposed to work.  It has things like manifests and keys which point to repo commits and other weird shit.  
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+I am trying to learn how to get it to install boost.asio today.  It  keeps installing this old as fuck version 1.80 instead of latest 1.86.  I try specifying the version in the vckpg.json file of my project.  Then it starts throwing hands and saying it doesn't have port shit for other boost libraries.  I try to provide versions for those and it throws more hands.  I search and search to no avail.  So I give up and let it install 1.80 and all its dependencies.  Then its starting fucking erroring out compiling boost.coroutines.  So I search on that.  Nothing of substance.  Just flabbergasted at this point.  Does boost work at all with msvc?
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+I am looking through the errors and is says run "vcpkg update".  This fails because I am in manifest mode.  Why didn't it give me the command for manifest mode, is it stupid?  Then I find the command for manifest mode: "vcpkg x-update-baseline".  This updates it commit number is some random file I don't know about.  Still don't know what the fuck that does.  Then I run the config again on my vcpkg.json.  This starts installing boost-asio 1.86.  Okay, that is what I wanted in the first place.
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+So I let it run and do its thing.  It installs everything and compiles everything.  Its all ready to go.  At this point I am like what the fuck is this shit.  I don't really want to learn any of this shit.  Yet there is someone somewhere that probably can't get enough of this.  At work I will probably eventually need to learn this, along with cmake, and all its quirks.  It just makes me tired to learn this just to get to a point to write one line of code.  I am sure vcpkg will save me time and energy at some point.  But 2-3 hours of guessing is annoying at best.
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+The last time I used boost on windows I just downloaded the source and built it.  It was simple and then I just had to provide paths.  vcpkg is nice in this respect.  Especially when I upgrade the library.  
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+I don't know what the point of this rant is.  Getting tired of fighting tooling I guess.  Already learning black magic trying to setup my build environment for making skse plugins.  Docs are almost non-existent.  I did find a discord with some cool people though.  Respect to the trailblazers of this art.,Want to give Google a giant "fuck you" to their AI results?
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+https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/...
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+I now have a custom google search that Firefox defaults to.  It looks like I don't get AI results on first try.  YMMV,I am using a bunch of vcpkg based cmake projects in visual studio.  I realized I don't understand how any of this works from the ground up.  So I found this article:
+https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/...
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+This was an interesting trip getting this to work on a newer version of an auto generated cmake project in vs.  It took a bit to understand how to make the vcpkg preset work with the existing generated presets for debug/release x86/x64.  Then I had the additional pain of figuring out how to include only the things I actually want from boost.  I kept seeing conflicting methods because cmake versions keep changing how it is done.  
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+I am glad to say after much swearing I finally figured out the modern way of using cmake with vcpkg and vs.  It is very satisfying when everything downloads, configures, and compiles.  I think vcpkg will be not that bad to work with.  Still don't understand manifests yet.  
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+Right now my libraries are not version selected.  I should probably do that before it decides to install the next latest version of boost or something.```