Posts tagged: slashpages

drafted by kimi /style How I write and build this site. A personal style guide. Tone of Voice # Casually self-deprecating with technical credibility. I write like I’m talking to someone at a conference after-party, not a LinkedIn profile. It’s okay to poke fun at myself and my projects. “Under-funded, over-dreamed, barely documented” is a feature, not a bug. Principles: Use first person (“I”, “me”, “my”) Keep sentences punchy and direct Include real personal details and hobbies Show technical expertise without taking myself too seriously It’s okay to mention frustrations with mainstream tools Writing Rules # Formatting: No em-dashes. Use periods or commas instead No emoji 80 character hard wrap Double space between sentences Headers should be concise (2-4 words) Structure: Put code examples front and center Add brief context or “why this matters” even if just one sentence It’s okay to say “I use this when…” or “This saved me from…” Personal anecdotes add authenticity Technical terms ar…

drafted by kimi /interests Things I’m passionate about and why they excite me. Mechanical Keyboards # I’ve fallen deep into the custom keyboard rabbit hole. Building keyboards combines electronics, ergonomics, and 3D printing into one satisfying hobby. What I love about it: Tactile feedback - Every keystroke has personality Ergonomics - 40% split layouts changed how I think about typing Customization - From switches to keycaps to case design DIY culture - Hand wiring, firmware hacking, designing my own PCBs Current projects: Building a split 40% wireless keyboard 3D printing custom keycaps Designing the “portajohn” keyboard case See my keyboard posts 3D Printing # From functional parts to artistic experiments, 3D printing lets me materialize ideas. What I print: Keyboard components - Cases, keycaps, plate files Practical tools - Knife sharpeners, microphone mounts, dovetail experiments Kid projects - Working with Wyatt on various builds Boxes and organizers - Custom storage solutions W…