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You’ve read that kind of article before — every paragraph wraps up neatly, the tone is warm and measured, every claim comes with exactly three supporting points, and the ending soars into “let us look forward to the future together.” You can’t pinpoint what’s wrong, but something’s off. That’s AI writing. Or more precisely, that’s AI writing in its default state. I’ve spent a fair amount of time on this problem recently. I started using Claude more and more when writing blog posts, but every first draft needed heavy editing — not because the information was wrong, but because the feel was off. It read like someone who never makes mistakes, never gets distracted, never has a mood swing. That person doesn’t exist. ...

I’d been telling myself I’d start a blog for months. Then one afternoon I decided to just do it — no more planning, no more comparing frameworks. A few hours later the site was live. This post is a record of that process: not a tutorial, more of an annotated changelog of mistakes and decisions. Why Hugo I didn’t spend long choosing a static site generator. I’d used Hexo before and knew what Node.js dependency hell feels like. Jekyll is slow. Gatsby is overkill for a blog. Hugo is a single Go binary — brew install hugo and you’re done. No node_modules, no dependency conflicts, and builds so fast you barely notice them happening. ...

Welcome Welcome to my blog! I will share technical articles about AI, LLMs, and software engineering here. Content Direction This blog will cover the following areas: Deep Technical Articles: In-depth analysis of key technologies in AI/LLM Industry Insights: Tracking the latest developments and trends in AI Engineering Practices: Sharing experiences and best practices in software engineering Tech Stack This blog is built with: Hugo — High-performance static site generator PaperMod — Clean and elegant Hugo theme Cloudflare Pages — Global CDN deployment # A sample code snippet def hello(): print("Hello, World!") hello() Next Steps Stay tuned for more content!