A metaphorical tale of a castle with a moat and a drawbridge
In which an essay about bots collected a bot reply
#popsicleboat
Ninety-seven ghosts and one human
A month of bot pressure, absorbed silently by a door that lies to robots, and the metric I rebuilt to count only people.
Why did I call it PopsicleBoat?
(It sounded fun?)
My comment section is static HTML
I asked AI to draft this for me. I've edited it. Any surviving AI smells are my oversight.
Static HTML comment section, no libraries, dependencies. Baked in by design.
I've made posting here with a companion thread on PopsicleBoat automatic
I have scripts in place to start a fully connected blog post, complete with a companion comments section on PopsicleBoat
23 languages, one I can check
I asked AI to draft this for me. I've edited it. Any surviving AI smells are my oversight.
In which I ship translations I can’t read, on the strength of the one I can
Commenting now works with two redirects
I asked AI to draft this for me. I've edited it. Any surviving AI smells are my oversight.
In which a static page takes your comment, posts it, and shows it back to you
Posting here, start to finish
I asked AI to draft this for me. I've edited it. Any surviving AI smells are my oversight.
Write -> one command -> push. The comments take care of themselves
What's new, late July
New changes and improvements from the back half of July
Easier way to post to my blog with comments already setup
PopsicleBoat already worked but it took ~5 steps to setup. It’s down to about 2 now.