I keep this collection of rabbit hole discoveries so I can return to them later and so others might find something useful as well. It works as a small research log and as a way to try and write more often, since that is not a habit I naturally maintain. Some notes taught me something new and others simply mark a moment of curiosity.
The idea comes from Deane Barker’s “Stuff I Looked Up”, which inspired both the project and the simple look of the site. The topics range from software engineering and theoretical computer science to etymology, an interest I mostly shared with friends until now. The site stays intentionally light. I try to ensure that each page remains under 14kb and follows the principle of no frameworks or bloat. Everything is generated from plain Markdown and kept as straightforward as possible.
The entire project is available on GitHubhere, including the notes and the small setup that builds the site. Anyone is welcome to explore it or learn from it.