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This guy ported 400 of his blog posts because he wanted to switch a static site generator to one that doesn't have AI code in it.
Is this mental illness?
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>>108653815
>Manually and slowly transitioning (kek) his entire blog to avoid any semblance of vibeGODs
It's not progress, it's regression—and the real truth? He's falling behind, painfully slow, and wildly inefficient by stubbornly rejecting AI. This image gets more and more true
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>>108653815
No, this is what a based gigachad looks like.
The entire world would change if any of us cared this much about an issue that we would put this much effort into it. This is what freedom looks like. This is the self-determined man who will bow to no one.
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>>108654350
>Some people want to make sure the code is created by a human who knows what they're doing and not an LLM that hallucinates code like a AI image generator that generates hands with eight fingers
But it's open source code? If they knew what they were doing then they wouldn't be doing it for free.
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"porting" is just writing automation to convert between templating languages and verifying proper conversion. Do you really think this guy manually edited 400 files like you would given the task?
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>>108653815
I use Hugo but I don't like it. It's less pozzed than anything rust related but it's just too complicated for taste. The only "smart" feature I need is automatic scaling and compression of images which could be done any number of ways
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>>108653815
why did you post this? AImaxxers really do feel like win11 tards who seethe with impotent rage at others who deny what they believe in and desperately seek the approval of their ingroup circlejerk by cross posting incidents to where they believe they belong (ground zero for AI ie. /g/) for naming and shaming.
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>>108653815
Holy shit, how could you just not do this?
> All markdown or html prose in a folder
> node js to run npm command
> prompt claude to generate a Eleventy
> build the site with the npm thing
> never have to do anything except for adding posts into the markdown folder and images
If nodejs disapears then my static website is fucked, which i don't think will happen.
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>>108655939
true, although if he was really bowing to no one he''d either make his own SSG or use another method. he was Hugocucked twice, once in its bugs and secondly in is AI use, so he isn't really chad about anything.
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The Art of Living Intentionally — A Manifesto for the Discerning Mind
04/22/26(Wed)11:28:18 No.108660400
04/22/26(Wed)11:28:18 No.108660400
The Art of Living Intentionally — A Manifesto for the Discerning Mind 04/22/26(Wed)11:28:18 No.108660400▶
It's not a morning routine — it's a declaration of sovereignty over your own consciousness.
Most people wake up and simply react. They scroll, they stumble, they consume — mindlessly, hungrily, without purpose. But the truly intentional person understands something profound: it's not about what you do in the morning, it's about who you choose to become before the world gets a chance to tell you.
Consider the humble cup of coffee. It's not caffeine — it's a ritual of presence. It's not a beverage — it's a conversation with stillness.
The modern world — loud, fractured, relentless — demands a certain kind of resistance. Not the resistance of anger or withdrawal — but the quiet, dignified resistance of the person who has decided, firmly and without apology, that their attention is sacred.
It's not productivity — it's alignment. It's not hustle — it's devotion to craft.
People will misunderstand you — and that's fine. It's not their judgment that defines you — it's your relationship with your own becoming. The critics, the skeptics, the ones who scroll past without pausing — they are not your audience. They never were.
It's not success — it's resonance. It's not ambition — it's a quiet knowing.
And when you sit — truly sit — with the discomfort of growth, you begin to understand: it's not failure that breaks people — it's the refusal to reframe. Every setback is — if you allow it — a redirection. Every closed door is — in the deepest sense — an invitation inward.
It's not the destination — it's the texture of the journey.
So build your life — slowly, deliberately, unapologetically — not as the world expects it to look, but as your truest self demands it to feel.
It's not a life — it's a practice.