Why I Build This Blog
A quiet corner for long-form notes, project logs, and the slower thinking that feeds a real personal knowledge system.
I build this blog because I want a place that rewards slow attention. Feeds are good at velocity, but most of the things I care about need revision, context, and a calmer surface.
Why this matters
Writing in public gives a project a second life. A note starts as private scaffolding, then becomes a small artifact I can return to later.
A durable blog is less about performance and more about remembering what was true while the work was happening.
What belongs here
- Project logs that explain tradeoffs
- Notes on AI agents and workflow design
- Materials science reading notes
- Small essays about learning, taste, and tools
A small publishing rule
Every post should be easy to trace back to a source note, but the website should only depend on committed repository files.
const runtimeBoundary = "repo content only";That boundary keeps the blog deployable on Vercel while Obsidian stays private and local.