nshan651

I don’t currently have analytics setup, so I can’t see any identifiable information of site visitors.

I used modified version of Protesiloas’s Modus Vivendi theme and the CSS from systemcrafters.net in the design of my site.

Over the past couple of years, I have almost entirely moved off of social media.

Photos from my trip to Zion National Park.

Recently, I’ve been trying to learn Elisp and Common Lisp.

There’s an article I read recently from Emacs package maintainer and writer Protesilaos, On honesty and my creative process, where he goes over his process for coming up with new ideas.

When thinking about “the loneliness epidemic” and the widespread feeling of social isolation among many Americans (especially young Americans in my demographic), I had always chalked it up to a combination of social media largely replacing face-to-face in…

At this point, most people understand that recycling is a hoax, or, at the very least, that its effectiveness has been dramatically overstated by lobbyists and big corporations.

All of the projects I have worked on.

Programmer, writer, and muser.

Here is my contact page.

Technology is advancing at an unprecedented rate, and people often feel like they need the latest devices in order to not get left behind.

The other day I was on a long train ride back to Chicago, and I ended up getting sucked down the rabbit hole that is Bell Lab’s encyclopedia of things considered harmful.

Curing my YouTube addiction with yt-dlp Of all the social media sites that I have been moving away from, I find that my YouTube addiction is the hardest to kick.

Here are some great sites that I recommend: Blogs Daemonology – Lots of writings on FreeBSD Dan Luu – Newsletter focusing on economics and tech Gwern – An absolutely incredible blog, so much here James Sinclair – Austrailian web dev, lots of writings on f…

I wanted to share my experience with uploading my first package, excite-cli, to the Arch User Repository (AUR).

Here is my personal library, organized using the Library of Congress Classification (LCC) method.

This is the phrase that my piano teacher would often repeat to me whenever I began to learn a new piece.

In the age of social media and streaming services, consuming content has never been easier.