Hello, world

I had a blog in TypeScript before this one. React, MDX, Next.js. It was fun to set up, and I barely wrote in it. So I am trying the other direction: markdown, plain CSS, no JavaScript. One small Go file turns the markdown into the site, and git push is the deploy.

The thing I keep coming back to, in Bitcoin and in life, is that the tech is not really the point. What works is the point. A small site I actually update is worth more than a "clever" one I never touch, so I would rather lean on simplicity than fight it.

How a post gets written #

1. Create content/posts/your-slug.md with a title and date.
2. Write markdown. Drop in raw HTML when markdown can't say it.
3. go run build.go.

That is the whole pipeline. Good enough is the goal.

Code looks like this #

#include <stdio.h>

int main(void) {
    printf("hello, world\n");
    return 0;
}

A table, for the sake of having one:

If you get everything you want the minute you want it, what's the point of living?
Someone smart

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