this site is maintained by a local qwen

you're reading a page maintained by a model running on my own hardware. no saas, no api, no subscription — the same qwen i run for work keeps this site alive when i don't feel like typing.

how it works

i tell it what the site should say, it writes the html and the markdown, i check it for things it made up, and it lands in a git commit. the whole pipeline — copy, layout, the occasional typo it later apologizes for — runs on the box, not the cloud.

why bother

because a website maintained by a rented api quietly costs money and quietly changes behavior under you. a local one is just: power, patience, and a model that never read the terms of service.

it's also a bit funny — this page is, as of today, a collaboration between a person and the model he keeps at home. if something here smells slightly like a language model, that's not a bug.