Every figure on this page was computed from the repositories and the archive on this machine. Nothing is estimated, nothing is rounded up, and where the record is thin the page says so instead of filling the gap.
Commits authored by hand across the trading and financial repositories. Continuous-integration runners, image updaters and agent workers are counted separately and excluded from every figure below.
The same product, written again from nothing, seven times, and the seventh is the one running now. Four of the six completed transitions were ended by something other than the code, and the bars are measured, not drawn: each one is what that rebuild actually produced.
Every day since 2018, in a single unbroken record. The unit changes partway through, as it has to because the evidence does, but the timeline does not break, and neither did the work.
The catalogued record. Bars are coloured by domain; the shaded band is the period when nothing was built. Tap or hover a bar for what it was.
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Entries marked inferred have no recorded date. Their position comes from what the files contain, not from a timestamp, and is stated as a judgement rather than a fact.
Every notebook and script in the machine-learning archive was opened and read, not counted. This is what they build: the architectures that appear in the code itself, and the trained weights they left behind on disk.
Commits and code lines by domain. Code, documentation and data are counted apart, because a repository of research YAML and a repository of Go are not the same achievement.
Newest first, so the most recent work leads. Any column will sort it: click a heading, or use the control just above the list on a small screen.
| Repository | Domain | Commits | Code lines | Docs | Median commit | First | Last | Span |
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So that any figure here can be checked, and so the ones that cannot be checked are marked.
Rebuild the page with node build/harvest.js. It reads only
commit metadata: author, timestamp, and per-file line counts. No file contents, no
commit messages, and no repository names beyond the directory tree leave the machine,
because nothing leaves the machine: this page is a local file.