A day on career prep materials and tightening the blog CSS
Built reusable interview and pitch materials across several parallel workspaces, then cleaned up how the blog post styles are scoped so deleting a post no longer leaves orphan CSS.
Most of the day went into career materials, with a smaller block of cleanup on the website.
career
I worked this repo across several parallel workspaces, one per task, which let me keep separate threads moving at once. The output was a set of reusable building blocks: a self-introduction template, a short pitch for engineering job channels, a cold email draft, and resume phrasing aligned with my video intro. I also wrote down English wording for past volunteer web work and saved my intro video link with its script and captions so I can reuse them later.
Fourteen commits landed here, all docs: drafts, refinements, and final versions of the same handful of pieces. The point was less about volume and more about having clean, reusable text I can pull from quickly next time instead of rewriting from scratch.
tgmarinho-ai-website
The blog had a rendering quirk: on large external monitors everything looked perfect, but on the laptop screen the post summary stopped showing up. While digging in I decided to stop mixing post-specific CSS into globals.css. That setup meant deleting a blog post would leave dead styles stranded in the global file. The fix was to scope post styles to /blog/posts.css (or inside the MDX itself), so the styling lives next to what it actually styles.
A day of turning scattered notes into materials I can reuse, and paying down a bit of CSS debt so the blog stays easy to prune.