Welcome to my vibe-coded blog, built on GitHub Gists. I've been following Simon Willison's excellent blog for a few months, and this post in particular sparked something for me: My approach to running a link blog. A few months later, here we are.
Why not? I'm preparing for a talk at work about AI and going beyond "vibe-coding". I figured I'd make my notes and preparation public as part of the process.
This site was built for fun with a terminal-style theme; fitting, since I spend most of my time in a terminal as a DevOps engineer. I know the title "DevOps engineer" can be controversial, but it is what it is.
Comments and discussions are welcome on GitHub: rbstp/gist-blog.
Since I work with Linux images all day, I decided to use Linux as my daily driver outside of work (where we use macOS).
My son loves dinosaurs, so I picked the Bluefin distro (based on Fedora). It's been solid so far, especially the dev mode, and it was easy to get started. I used Ubuntu before, so this was a nice change and a chance to learn new things.
A lot of reading, practice, and constant learning. I'm aiming for a similar feel to Simon Willison's blog.
Feel free to tag along!