content organization

Understanding how content is organized helps you navigate and contribute effectively.

Directory Structure

src/content/
├── blog/          # Blog posts
├── wiki/          # Wiki documentation
└── config.ts      # Content collection schemas

Wiki Organization

Categories

Wiki pages are grouped by category:

• Meta - Site documentation
• Infrastructure - Data center power, cooling, siting, and grid topics
• InfoSec - Vulnerability research, CVE write-ups, and security analysis
• Security - Broader security topics and advisories
• Data Centers - Projects, entities, geography, and market analysis
• Programming - Languages, libraries, and tooling notes
• Reasoning - Logic, fallacies, and argument analysis
• Legal / Legal Tech - Law, legal practice, and legal AI
• AI / Models / AI & Society - Model notes, evaluations, and societal impact
• News - Dated event coverage and rolling logs
• Meta - Documentation about the site itself
• Networking, Outdoors, Maker, Tools, Sloppyright - Smaller topic areas

Related Pages

Each wiki page can link to related content using the relatedPages frontmatter field. This creates a network of connected knowledge.

Blog Organization

Chronological

Blog posts are organized by date, with the newest posts appearing first.

Categories & Tags

• Categories - Broad topics (see the wiki category list above)
• Tags - Specific keywords for detailed filtering

Finding Content

Search

Press ⌘K (or Ctrl+K) to search across all content.

Browse by Type

• /blog - All blog posts
• /wiki - Wiki index
• /tags - Browse by tag

Navigation

• Breadcrumbs show your current location
• Related pages suggest connected content
• Tags link to similar topics

Best Practices

• Use consistent categories
• Add meaningful tags
• Link related content
• Keep titles descriptive
• Update dates when editing