It’s been about 5–6 years since I started programming at a relaxed pace. When I first encountered the command line, I didn’t even know what it was and remember wondering, “Who would ever use this?” But now, I can’t go a day without having Bash open.

Lately, I’ve been reflecting on something: modern websites feel unnecessarily heavy. It made me curious—if you strip down a site to its essentials, just how small and efficient could it be? This thought led me to revisit the idea of creating a personal blog, one designed to serve as both a diary and a writing platform, but with minimalism at its core.

The main driver behind this project is simple: writing. Writing is undeniably one of humanity’s most powerful communication tools. And if, as Paul Graham predicts, the number of people who can write well will dwindle in the near future, then perhaps there’s value in documenting just how far behind I am compared to machines. After all, it’s not a bad idea to leave a record of your own efforts.