Definitely R/R Studio if you're in data analysis. Runs circles around commercial Software in terms of scope and customization. A little harder to get into of course, but once you get the hang of it, there's little you can't get done with it.
Couldn't believe how convenient it is the first time I used it. Fantastic app.
- Weigh ~11g of my currently favorite lightly roasted coffee
- Sort out hollow/abnormally bright/dark beans
- grind it super coarsely (most beans are just about quartered)
- Blow out the chaffe
- Grind finely in Timemore C3 (love that thing)
- Brew according to Hoffman's ultimate Aeropress recipe
- Realize 11g don't come close to satisfy my caffeine addiction and start the process again - skipping all the sorting & blowing bs
- Do what has to be done after morning coffee 🫡
Sorry if this question seems inflammatory or uninformed, it comes from a place of simple curiosity.
While getting into socialist theory, partly through breadtube content, I often stumbled upon creators/commentators/writers who absolutely crucify the US (rightfully so in many regards), but either justify wrongdoings of the CCP/Russian regime or outright support them.
To me it seems absolutely incongruous to claim socialist ideals for oneself but to champion authoritarian regimes that have ties to Socialism merely semantically or through some spurious historical traditions.
Can you enlighten me about this? Thank you.
Leading figures of the AfD are outright fascists (to the degree that it was ruled in court that one of its most prominent members can rightfully be called a Nazi).
Just because they don't step into parliament and declare Germany a dictatorship doesn't mean they aren't a threat to democracy and won't nudge the country towards facism once in power.
Where do you get the "supporters of free speech, democracy and rule of law" thing from.Oh, it's how the party describes itself? Well that's reliable...
Awesome alliterations all around, astounding and astute authorship.
I thought I had my brewing routine down to pretty much perfect, before I saw a Lance Hendrick video where he recommends sorting out faulty beans and getting rid of most of the chaff.
It may seem tedious to do for each cup, but for me it's worth it. The cleanness and quality of my brews improved drastically, making me enjoy black coffee way more.
If you're patient enough, give it a try, it pays off!