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Sketched user interface skeletons.

Photo by @tanyabarrow.

Photo by Claire Satera.

Photo by Rémi Müller.

TL;DR: I built a Homebrew tap so you can install my fonts and CLI tools with a single brew install: https://github.com/nanxstats/homebrew-tap I can’t find a good photo of beer tap so here is a kitchen tap instead.

The Broad, Los Angeles.

Bright sunroom with plants and dining table.

I’m happy to share Anthrosevka Mono, a custom build of Iosevka inspired by the look and feel of Anthropic Mono.

San Francisco 1.4.

TL;DR: This is the third entry in the ligaturized font series, after DM Mono and Noto Sans Mono.

My father worked at a local branch of a railway company in his entire professional career.

Back in 2018, I started awesome-shiny-extensions, a curated list of Shiny extension packages in R (and now +Python).

Over the weekend, I gave this site a new look.

Following my ligaturized DM Mono project, I’ve applied the same idea to Noto Sans Mono.

An earthy, minimalist display blending textured art with dried and fresh botanicals.

A race car pit crew in action during a pit stop.

I’ve created a ligaturized version of DM Mono by adding Fira Code ligatures.

Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park.

Smoke and speed: a race car mid-drift on the track.

Cozy autumn vibes: a warm drink, a good book, and colorful leaves.

Cliff Walk at Pourville (1882) by Claude Monet: two women on a grassy cliff above the sea under a bright sky.

A Vanitas Still Life with a Flag, Candlestick, Musical Instruments, Books, Writing Paraphernalia, Globes, and Hourglass, 1662.

The extension name was inspired by the “stupefy mode” described in the SmartyPants project written by John Gruber, the creator of Markdown.

Desk setup with plants.

A flamingo peeking through the plants.

On the grid but off the line.

A cylinder casting a circular and rectangular shadow on two perpendicular planes, showing how perspective shapes interpretation of a single form. 3D render by Daniels Joffe.

Cute boat in a glass bottle.

TL;DR: I’m curating a list of CRAN R packages that use Rust: nanxstats/r-rust-pkgs.

Touring in the clouds.

Git diff showing the ProjectID field added by RStudio 2024.12.0.

Les Menuires, France.

Memories instant photo.

Skating at Venice Beach, Los Angeles.

Hummingbirds.

Downhill mountain biking.

Technical line drawing generated by Flux1.dev + LoRA adapter.

Photo by Estée Janssens.

Mirror House.

Cape Cod sand dunes on a cloudy day.

Villa in Zurich, perspective view.

Parts of a typewriter.

Photo by Elena Mozhvilo.

Father-Son Tennis.

A group of sheep on Faroe Islands.

Cute market in Rome, Italy.

Illustration from Google DeepMind.

Seashore with Shipwreck by Moonlight by Caspar David Friedrich.

3D render from Google DeepMind.

Muir Woods trails.