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nice to see it get mentioned here :), I like using it also for scripts etc. Quite flexible because you can do everything with the api.

Maybe a small comment then, even though it's meant for quick-and-easy storage, you could look into making this more scalable if it gets traction.

Nice. I like it also because SQL strings don't mix nicely with code, whereas an API like this does. Good job.

Oh wow good catch. Will fix that

Also, I see you run "all about berlin". I love berlin! I was there last summer, great city! Used your website a lot :)

Thanks for checking it on mobile. Will look into that. I was quite obsessed with making it a light/minimalist as possible, so I used default fonts. But perhaps Courier New should be updated.

Hi all. I recently updated my personal webpage. I'm genuinely curious how the page is perceived by others. Especially since I don't have a background in webdesign. Thanks in advance!

I share your concern, but perhaps for a different reason. I think the more code is added, the more problems/bugs emerge, whether a human or AI codes it.

However, with AI coding tools it's becoming a lot easier to write A LOT of code. And all this code (similar to when a human would write it) adds complexity and bugs. So it's not just the quality, it's also the quantity of code that damages existing code bases (in my view).

Although it's difficult to monetize, you could (for the time being) work full-time on your open-source projects. I recognize that might not be the easiest path, but if you pull it off (you can do it!) then you have - in my view - the best position in tech.

In summary, install linux, move to a cabin in the woods, become open-source developer.

Yes, you can also insert parameters elsewhere in the alias using $0...n.