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      <description>Welcome to my notes. This is a small, static, markdown-powered blog. Every post is just a text file in a folder, and the site rebuilds itself around them. The format is intentionally minimal. The first line of every file is the metadata, written as . Everything after that is…</description>
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is just a text file in a folder, and the site rebuilds itself around them.</p>
<p>The format is intentionally minimal. The <strong>first line</strong> of every file is the
metadata, written as <code>MM/DD/YY ; Title With Spaces</code>. Everything after that is
plain markdown.</p>
<p>I update this blog with simple git pushes. I have it set up so that every time I commit, the site redeploys.</p>
<p>That&#39;s the whole system. No database, no CMS, no dashboard. Just files I can
edit in any text editor. I did this to reduce as much friction as possible between having an idea in my brain and putting it on paper.</p>
<h2>Why this exists</h2>
<p>I wanted somewhere to think out loud about the things I build. I don&#39;t have a posting schedule. I&#39;ll post when the time feels right. Stay tuned!</p>
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