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Welcome to my woodshop. I build things for fun and write the articles I want to read; it's my reference shelf, fully open on the web.

01How it's made
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Size on disk

Almost all of it is images. The writing is a sliver.

Tokens

24.7Btokens in total
1.54Bthe busiest single day
~$24,700at list prices, to date

I play a lot of ping-pong with the AI, and every round it re-reads what it already has, the same files and the whole conversation. That's 95% of the tokens right there, cache reads; new output is under 1%. I know I could be more efficient about it. I'm not really trying to be.

Updated July 23, 2026 from my local Claude Code and Codex logs. The dollar figure applies the published API rates for each model and date; it is not what I was billed. The method and its limits are public.

Which AI built which page

It was mostly Claude, five different versions over a few weeks, with GPT-5.6 Sol doing a real share of the work in July. Each tile is a page; the ring shows which models did the work.

02What it's made of
the palette Made here

The muted accents a post paints with, every one dialed to the same softness so they read as a family.

bluepurplerosebrickcoralclaydeep goldgoldsagepinebackground
the three faces Borrowed

Every word is set in one of three self-hosted typefaces: a serif for display, a familiar sans for body, a mono for anything that reads like data. I did not draw them; what is mine is the casting.

Aa
Century Supra · serif · --font-heading
Headlines, display, and the italic that does the editorial talking.
Titles, section heads, pull quotes, big numerals. The voice of the site.
Aa
Segoe UI · sans · --font-body
The quick brown fox sets the body text and the interface.
Paragraphs and UI. Plain, legible, and already on most machines.
Aa
Commit Mono · mono · --font-mono
0123456789 = { labels, gauges, code }
Data, eyebrows, citation chips, code blocks. Anything that reads like a readout.