you know what I find really really upsetting? startup culture. specifically, the engineering culture of "make up a specification for other people to use with a hope that it becomes so ubiquitous that you can hold people by the balls with it, but the expectation that the likelihood of success is so low you should write LLM-grade prose and code for it".

i've dealt with a lot of that type of specification in my career. this is why i'm spending so much time polishing git-pages despite it not even being my primary competency or goal. it has a very real chance of becoming the de-facto standard way to host pages (if you're not going with CloudFlare or whatever), which means it will probably outlive me. i have no intention of making people curse the day they've found out the project exists by doing a bad job