This is a personal publishing platform built to last.
I write about things I do and experience directly: places I visit, runs and hikes, software I build, and things I learn about AI and technology. Every article is written from first-hand experience.
Why this exists
Medium, Substack, and other platforms are useful, but they come with trade-offs: lock-in, algorithmic distribution, and no guarantee of longevity. This site is an attempt to own the content, the domain, the analytics, and the publishing pipeline entirely.
The goal is a platform that still works correctly in ten years without significant maintenance.
What I write about
- Travel — Practical guides and personal accounts. Real costs, timings, and honest assessments.
- Running — Training logs, race reports, and the unglamorous parts of long-distance running.
- Hiking — Trail notes, routes, and lessons from time outdoors.
- Engineering — Software architecture, tools, performance, and lessons from building things.
- AI — Practical applications of AI in development and daily work.
How this site is built
Built with Astro and edited withKeystatic. Content lives in Markdown and MDX files in Git, with no database.