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feat: update export statistics with new user data and extended date range for graphs

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Regenerate export text files (0_dataset.txt, 2_statistics.txt, 3_mentions.txt) with updated user contribution counts and rankings; add new comments_per_day, comments_per_hour, and comments_per_weekday PNG graphs covering the extended period from 2024-11-07 to 2024-12-09; append additional user posts to posts-12bitfloat.txt and posts-Chewbanacas.txt with new conversation threads; rebuild drstats-1.3.37 wheel and tarball; update drstats.db binary.
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@@ -115,4 +115,15 @@ I don't want to spend a lot of time learning a new gui system. I want stupid ea
So I guess I want something for C# that is stupid easy gui builder that barely runs. After reading reviews I just don't know what fits this bill yet.
At least my python server is running...```
At least my python server is running...,It is 2024 and C# doesn't seem to have a simple way to parse json data into dynamic objects. It wants some husk classes to read into. I will have to find a good third party library for this. I was thinking C# would have this, but no. I see there is something from asp stuff, but I have no clue what I have to import to get that.,What I learned about C# this weekend:
1. I am shit at C#
2. There is a nice selection of libraries both from Microsoft and third party.
3. I like a lot of the design decisions to not make foot guns. Like you can't use an int as a bool. You must be explicit so you don't have hidden type conversions.
4. WPF isn't terrible, but it took me a bit to figure out how to make sure the front end can see changes by triggering events when a property changes. I knew this was a thing, but it took forever to figure out how. The new terminology for things is tripping me up.
5. I am shit at C#.
So what do I get out of 1.5 days of banging my head against the wall? An https server that simulates a hardware device and exchanges json messages back and forth. It does what my python code is doing now.
I found a nice library for https:
https://github.com/chronoxor/...
I learned quite a bit reading the code from this library.```