Making this Hugo-built blog multilingual

I’ve made this blog built with Hugo multilingual. For now, it’s only available in English. https://masutaka.net/ https://masutaka.net/en/ 👈 Why I implemented multilingual support As part of my OSS activities at work, I often cross-post translated articles to platforms like dev.to and Medium. Recently, I’ve been casually translating and cross-posting articles on my own as well. For example, the English translation of [2025-08-15-1] was cross-posted to these three sites: dev.to - This served as the original English version Hashnode - Set dev.to’s article as the canonical version Medium - Set dev.to’s article as the canonical version However, since I’m maintaining this blog masutaka.net, I thought it would be better to store the original English articles here and cross-post them to the above three sites. Setting the canonical URL to my own blog seems like it would also be beneficial for SEO. ...

2025-09-23 (Tue) · masutaka

Added llms.txt and llms-full.txt to My Hugo-built Website

What is llms.txt? llms.txt is a Markdown-formatted text file proposed to address the limitation that LLMs have small context windows and cannot process entire websites. It was proposed on September 3, 2024, by Jeremy Howard of Answer.AI at https://llmstxt.org/ . It is not defined in an RFC like robots.txt. The format includes certain specifications such as the website name in an H1 section, a brief summary, and a list of links in H2 sections. Example: https://llmstxt.org/llms.txt ...

2025-05-18 (Sun) · masutaka