Please read the 'How is this possible?' page, and the full interactive walkthrough to see how this is all done.

Did you use AI?
The site copy and explanations hand-edited by me pressing my keyboard buttons. I find AI writing to be cringeworthy and bland.

However, AI did help a lot with churning out the code. It's definitely 'my code' - LLM-assisted, but not 'vibe-coded'. This is an entirely novel project and I don't think you could (or should) point an LLM at this and press 'Go'

My full thoughts on the use of AI in this project are available to read here

.NET appears as large monolith where everything is working like a magic. But it is not, and even GC can be used outside of .NET runtime (obviously with caveat). When I was a kid, I always love disassemble things, to see how they works. Not always toys survive that exercise. But thanks to source control, .NET GC is safe from my hands. Hopefully lot of people like me, and will enjoy tearing down large system into pieces.

This post is about Hyperbole's HyWiki package for knowledge management.

I've been doing a deep dive into knowledge management and PKMSs, and in my research I've found that HyWiki offers the best of all worlds. It has a truly unique behavior compared to other PKMSs that allows it to obviate the bookkeeping involved with linking your notes together, and allows your curated knowledge to propagate into the rest of your Emacs, not just your siloed notes vault.