Today's Bite-Size News

G Artistic QR Codes

If you're a fan of anime and Asian art, there's a treat for you. A Redditor recently used Stable Diffusion to create artistic QR codes. The custom Stable Diffusion ControlNet models make the art very well done, and the QR codes can be read by smartphone cameras. It's a perfect blend of art and technology in the form of a functional QR code!

Programming, Design & Data Science

For any developers out there looking for a lightweight CSS design system and framework, Spruce CSS is worth checking out. Using Sass, it features just a few classic utility classes, making it easy to use. Developers have the option to use only tools from Spruce without generated styles, making it a neat option to consider for those tight on time.

Miscellaneous

Here's some more for today's news roundup. Apple's new mixed reality headset is expected to release in early 2024. Initially reviewed as "hefty and expensive", it has an interface said to provide users with more space to use apps. Additionally, researchers have discovered a new method for helping aging hair regrow in mice. They have successfully manipulated hair follicle stem cells - more details on how they did it are in the newsletter.

That's it for today's bite-size news. Stay tuned for more updates!