Tech Notes

　This chapter is a technical log documenting ongoing hardware development, electronics projects, and software work.

　Lately, I’ve been dabbling in web development on a whim, so I’ve been handling CI/CD on my own—including for this blog. If there’s something you don’t understand, please don’t ask this old-timer—either look it up yourself or ask at AI. AI To make it easier to ask questions, this website generates an [llms.txt](https://teamknox.com/llms.txt) file during setup, and the English version generates an [llms.txt](https://teamknox.com/en/llms.txt) file. If you enter that into AI(instead of Gemini), it will serve as a guide to this site. It might not give you a direct answer, but it should provide related information, so if you follow that lead, your understanding will deepen and your insight will become clearer.

　Amid all this, the rise of AI in recent years has been truly remarkable.AI completely threw a wrench in the end-of-life plans of old-timers.WebApp Just when I thought I’d never have anything to do with it,JavaScript started churning out code left and right. Well, out of curiosity, I took a quick look at the code. As I looked through it, my old skills kicked in—I could follow the logic just by focusing on the structure and language-specific parts. Repeating this process is like having my own personal “textbook and teacher,” so my understanding of that part deepens, and the details become clearer and more distinct. The result of repeating this process is this:Tech Notes. You could say it’s the result of a collaboration with AI.

Disclaimer

　I know this may sound a bit presumptuous, but please be aware that old-tim**ers** cannot be held responsible in any way if you suffer any adverse consequences as a result of actions taken based on the information on this site. If you feel it’s too much, it’s important to have the courage to walk away!