Simple subsection of the blog for interesting things vaguely related to the site.

• There Was No Hugo Bug at All hugo programming golang

  So it turns out, there was no hugo bug whatsoever technology , only user error. For a short summary - when I commit to this site’s git repository, I run a pre-commit hook that updates the datetimes of any modified pages that have dates to match the current time, unless that page is marked finalised. Read more...

• So Now This Site Has Real RSS

  A couple of people have been using janky RSS feeds by accessing <some-base-url>/<some-part-of-the-site>/index.xml. Because, up until now, I have always used relative URLs in everything (for ease of distribution in a folder), this meant the URLs in the RSS feeds would essentially have to be pasted on the end of one of my hosting locations. Read more...

• At Some Point I'm Going to Move to Zola programming rust golang

  In the previous blog post - A Weird Hugo Bug I Found technology hugo - I discovered an awful, awful bug that I have no idea of the cause. Read more...

• A Weird Hugo Bug I Found programming technology hugo

  Recently, I was writing this post climate politics future about, well, vertical farming, and I had some serious difficulties getting the leaf bundle to actually show up in the final output. Read more...

• Statically Rendering Maths ...or, a review on how I did it personal technology maths

  So, in my last blog post I spent a lot of time explaining how maths is typically rendered on the internet and my issues with integrating it into this website (notably with my philosophy on when javascript should be present in static pages - that is, never), as well as being generally irritated. Read more...

• Trying to Statically Render Maths technology maths personal

  So, I’m creating this website of mine, with weird and curious content of all types. I’ve got a relatively clean (if script-modified to be less hardcoded) version of the wonderful simple. Read more...