Writeup

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My First Show Hacker News

Experiences & Statistics

Posts | 2024-01-19 (updated 2025-10-22) | 3 min read
#indie-hacking #products #writeup

A while back I built tech-playground.com, which I describe like this:

A playground that runs your config on real servers for you, a bit like CodePen for server tech.

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Copy & Paste Is Dangerous

Posts | 2023-10-07 (updated 2025-10-22) | 2 min read
#bash #security #writeup

Copy & paste from untrusted sources on the internet into the terminal is a really bad idea! Early in my career I did it too and still often see others doing it.

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My Publishing Pipeline

Update for 2023

Posts | 2023-08-25 (updated 2025-10-26) | 6 min read
#gitlab #hugo #pkm #productivity #scripting #writeup
Series: Tech Behind the Blog

I write an extensive personal knowledge base using markdown, code-server and a variety of other tools. Originally, in 2021, I wanted to have something like Obsidian Publish but self-hosted, so I created it.

Over time my knowledge base evolved more into a second brain, tracking not only my technical notes and journal, but also things like recipes and hikes. With this my publishing pipeline, and the script at it’s core, extended in a multitude of ways.

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Publish Parts Of Obsidian To My Personal Site

Notes | 2021-08-09 (updated 2025-10-25) | 4 min read
#gitlab #hugo #obsidian #pkm #productivity #writeup

The idea at the start was simple. Do something like Obsidian Publish , so read frontmatter and if it contains published: True put it up on a website to view.

I have since rewritten and updated this tool: New version

The Basics

I started with taking a look at different static site generators but after a bit of testing I ended up back at Hugo, which I already use for ps1.guru and a few other projects.

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Publish Parts of Obsidian to My Personal Site

Posts | 2021-08-09 (updated 2025-10-22) | 4 min read
#gitlab #hugo #obsidian #pkm #productivity #writeup
Series: Tech Behind the Blog

The idea at the start was simple. Do something like Obsidian Publish , so read frontmatter and if it contains published: True put it up on a website to view.

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