Akshay Kolli
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title: 'Hello World'
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date: '2024-01-01'
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description: 'A short MDX smoke test for this site.'
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tags: ['site', 'mdx', 'notes']
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---
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First post for the site. Mostly a smoke test: headings, lists, code blocks, sidenotes, and citations all need to survive the MDX pipeline.
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## What this checks
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The site is built with:
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- **Next.js** for routing and rendering.
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- **Tailwind CSS** for the interface.
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- **MDX** for posts that need components inline.
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## The Detail
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The goal is a writing setup that stays plain until a post needs diagrams, notes, or citations. <Citation id="jobs" index={1} />
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<SideNote title="MDX note">
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This archived post is mostly here to exercise custom components.
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</SideNote>
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### Code Snippet Test
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Here is the font setup pattern:
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```typescript
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const instrumentSans = Instrument_Sans({
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variable: "--font-instrument-sans",
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subsets: ["latin"],
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display: "swap",
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});
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```
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## Next
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Things worth writing down:
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1. GPU kernels
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2. Multi-agent systems
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3. Research code that survives contact with experiments
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<Bibliography items={[
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{ id: 'jobs', content: 'Steve Jobs, The New York Times Magazine, 2003' }
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]} />
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