Why This Site Exists

This is where I write about what I build: local-first tools, automation that survives contact with reality, and the occasional experiment that fails loudly.

Why a static site

No database, no CMS, no admin panel. A post is a markdown file in src/content/blog/. Adding one is a git commit.

The whole thing builds to static HTML and ships almost no JavaScript. The only client-side code remembers your theme choice.

What to expect

• Notes from building hermes-fact-store and other local-first tools
• Rust and Python, mostly on the CLI side
• Honest write-ups of things that did not work

Here is what a code block looks like:

fn main() {
    let noise: Vec<&str> = read_log()
        .lines()
        .filter(|line| !line.contains("keepalive"))
        .collect();

    println!("{} lines worth reading", noise.len());
}

And inline code like cargo run --release, a quote:

The best code is the code you never write.

That is the whole setup.