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This website is generated using Pandoc, with styling and fonts from the Tufte CSS Project. Here are the tools and technologies involved in building it. I hope ℂ𝕠𝕟𝕥𝕚𝕟𝕦𝕦𝕞 has a personal, hand-made feel, even though some command-line tools were used in its creation:

• Obsidian: I use this note-taking app to write in markdown format.
• Pandoc: I rely on this tool to convert my markdown files into HTML format.
• Tufte CSS: Inspired by Edward Tufte’s handout styles, this CSS framework provides a minimalist layout and elegant typography. I employ a slightly modified version of the Tufte CSS file.
• Zotero: I find this tool indispensable for managing and citing references. It integrates seamlessly with Pandoc for citation purposes.
• MathJax: I use this JavaScript engine to render mathematical notation. It also allows users to right-click on the displayed math for options, such as copying the \(\LaTeX\) code.
• Git: I am still learning this distributed version control system.
• rsync: I use this utility to facilitate fast, incremental file transfers, which helps me synchronize files between my Obsidian and HTML directories.
• Bash: I employ this Unix command-line shell to automate various tasks, such as file synchronization and conversion processes.