> Let's make a timeline chart of https://www.githubstatus.com/history for the past 1yr and upload it as a gist

yields [GitHub Status Incident Timeline — Feb 2025 to Feb 2026](https://htmlpreview.github.io/?https://gist.githubuserconten...)

219 total incidents across 12 full months, averaging 18.3/month. January 2026 was the worst month, and August 2025 was the calmest.

Another good example of seasonality-as-guide is my favorite cookbook: Six Seasons by Joshua McFadden (notes). Whenever I’m tired of the same old food I’ll find the current season in there and the flavors are guaranteed to be good.

Two years ago I built little seasons into my site’s pages and this is inspiring me to make them more prominent and specific to me. I’m definitely taking sekki Small Seasons as a new starting point (I love the small site concept and subscribed to the calendar - I always want more things in my calendar).

Absolutely everyone I talk to is against ICE's actions and that is the thing giving me hope that it will be defeated by the citizenry.

Good read!

Essentially, you're asking the LLM to do research and categorize/evaluate that research instead of just giving you an answer. The "work" of accessing, summarizing, and valuing the research yields a more accurate result.