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  1. 100 Days to Offload

    Publish 100 posts on your personal blog in a year.

  2. How to Improvise Public Speaking

    Like most people, I’m not the biggest fan of public speaking.

  3. Spinning the Flywheel

    Below is a recycled post from one of my older blogs.

  4. Blogroll

    This page lists some of my favorite blogs.

  5. Disclaimer

    This is my personal website.

  6. Links

    About Blog Posts Blogroll Contact Current Projects Design Archive Disclaimer Goodreads Inspiration for This Site RSS Tags Uses

  7. Design Archive

    One of the fun parts of having your own website is that you can make it look however you want.

  8. A Mindful Journey Through the Woods

    I’ve always enjoyed nature.

  9. Contact Me

    While carrier pigeon may be the most interesting, email is the easiest way to reach me.

  10. Is There a Downside to AI?

    I had a conversation the other day with my good friend, Kasra Khalili, that stuck with me.

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  12. Projects

    Personal Here’s a few things I’m currently working on: This website Building my home lab to experiment with new tech Digitizing and preserving old media like 8mm film, VHS tapes, film negatives/positives, etc.

  13. One more thing...

    Thanks for subscribing to receive my posts via email.

  14. Uses

    Tools I use to build and maintain this site: Site made with Hugo Designed with Bootstrap Hosted with Netlify Analytics with GoatCounter Domain from Namecheap

  15. Ready Player One

    As I’m putting the finishing touches on this site, I’m also thinking back on the graveyard of “personal sites past” I’ve left behind over the years.

  16. Inspiration for this Site

    Some of the people and ideas that inspired me to make this site: zwbetz for his invaluable Hugo tutorial and site design, which was emulated while learning Hugo to create this site Suckless Software Philosophy Karl Bartel’s Exercises in Simplicity Kev Qui…