Currently, CircleCI is marking every commit on the gh-pages branch as broken, because there isn't a CI config file on that branch. So I should add (the same) config file on that branch, but mark the gh-pages branch to not build.

Alternatively, I could include skip-ci in the commit message of the push. That would also solve the problem, I think.

Add page(s) to talk about projects I've worked on in the past. I think it'll be a good opportunity to reflect on some personal projects I've worked on, and it will help flesh out the resume-ness of the site.

Fun meta post would be be "how I set up automatically deploying a website with CircleCI and GitHub Pages." A more useful one would be "how I build and deploy artifacts to my personal server." A more personal one would be reflecting on running Boston.

The other way to look at it is, that's three posts right there!

So I have my own URL, and a dev server. In an ideal world, I'd be able to proxy_pass from that server to the github.io site; but I don't know if having a subdomain would interfere with that.
I also don't know if it'd be great for SEO.

So other possibilities are redirect or cname blog.ptrteixeira.com here. There might be others; I'll think about it.