Every software project seems to have a set of features you build only so it's better suited for its environment.
For example, a perfectly functional website still benefits from a favicon, robots.txt, open graph tags and minification.
miniblog.
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I like the idea of tools like Pinboard or Karakeep that let you save copies of websites you've bookmarked.
I'm considering just writing a script that saves web pages as a .md in a private git repository though.
It feels crude. I think I get essentially all the benefits though?
In many respects I feel an LLM benefits from a monorepo. I've vibe coded a bunch of helper CLIs recently and end up repeating the same preferences for all of them.
I want all my CLIs to use clippy, parse arguments with clap, etc. They're distinct tools in distinct repos though.
A fun example of Emacs composability: run spell check when you're viewing files, so you can fix typos in file names: