My Website Is Mine. I Used AI To Build It. I'm Still Figuring Out What I Think About That.
On personal websites, using AI heavily to build things, and whether that makes them any less yours.
deloughry.co.uk — login
login: mdeloughry
password: ••••••••••••
...
[OK] IDENTIFIED
$ whoami
Dr_DinoMight
$ cat roles.txt
[01] Developer ACTIVE
[02] Gamer PLAYING
[03] Maker BUILDING
$ _
// README.md
Aye up, I'm Matt (aka Dr_DinoMight), a developer of around 15 years. Full Stack Developer who loves to tinker with anything and everything. I love to build, be it personal projects or large scale community projects. As long as it's code it floats my boat!
$ echo
"Av' fun developing, Av' fun learning, then Av'a crack at engineering it!"
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