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 		</div>
 {{end}}
+	<div class="eight wide column">
+                <h3>Productivity</h3>
+        <p>What I've did recently in 600+ hours. In 600+ hours I've written over 50000+ lines. Hover over the tiles for details.</p>
+        {{template "hours" .}}
+
+        </div>
+
 	<div class="eight wide column">
 		<h3>Web assistant with speech recognition!</h3>
 		Since my site is pure educational and i'm not a software distributor you won't find source of full functional applications here. I have those for personal use. Only (some advanced) components to make great stuff. I have a new example made with my ragent library. It also shows the the power of speech api.<br /><br />You can find the <a href="https://retoorded.molodetz.nl">application here</a>.Fun fact: the backend is a basic native python http.HTTPServer. You're still doing async? That's so 2024!<br /><br />If you need a more stable solution than the speech api, consider my rspeech package. It's bettery quality. The speech api only works correct on webkit based browsers like chrome, chromium, that Microsoft thing etc. With my rspeech library you can do server side recognition and sentisizing. The rspeech module is optimized to work async and is not blocking.<br /><br />I hope I made something which is useful for you.