La Noia Di Muu? goes static, part two
Apology.
I don't write too much in these years, I know.
Internet slowly moved from a nerd place made by nerds for nerds, to a "social" place, to a materialization of the dead internet theory, where everything is fake and done by bots for bots. Real people alwyas try to sell you something, influencers made a career out of it, good looking people now monetize their body parts masterfully. I speak of envy because I would totally sell my look, too, if it was marketable. But it's not, so I keep the same blog I kept for years, that almost nobody reads, because the internet became a 8 seconds videos endeavor and nobody ever stops to read a whole blog post.
And to be fair, my late interests all went into the AI hobbies, which is where everyone else's went too. So we have fully automated LLM blogs, video content farms, politcal deepfakes and scams. What I'm posting lately is more or less the same shit that everyone else is posting, I do not market it so a few people read it, I do not use tracking cookies so I have no idea how many. While I'm making new content with AI like everyone else, I'm writing this blog once in a while but by hand because these are MY notes, not a bot's ones.
The next post will be another AI one, stay tuned (or don't if you are an avid AI hater). Do not worry, as always it will take months. Well, this post is about AI. In late 2025 my site stopped working as intended, In march I went static, this time I've decided to use AI help to move my blog to a static one. I have used Claude to build me a couple python scripts, three actually couinting the export tool, that would compile for me a static copy of my blog. Without me wasting a full weekend or sacrificing sleep for it, the first script helped me convert my blog and content to markdown files, without yucky Ais touching my data. Now my setup involves creating a markdown for each new post and then running two scripts.
python3 optimize_images.py content
python3 build_site.py contentYou wouldn't care about the name of the scripts, but it's to show off the new code box. You can guess what they do by their names, one shrinks images, one builds the actual site. I didn't even had to code a single line and the scripts builds a minimalistic website in a couple seconds, all the useful reading features, a night mode button that doubles as day mode button for light mode psychopaths. Again, comments are gone forever, older posts have legacy comments there, but you can't comment anymore. Contact form doesn't work, so the contact page sends you to a Google Form page.
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