DIY tech project question, please boost
@SeanAloysiusOBrien Lots of people like Phidgets hardware for stuff like this. The VINT line is pretty cheap and you can get modules for that to read RTDs or thermocouples. Sample rates can be several measurements per second. Linux support is excellent (also works on Mac/Windows) and if you code your own the API is documented well enough.
@sean The latter is probably the more interesting video.
Coffee and Code 2020-03-29 https://video.typica.us/videos/watch/1714545a-df96-4cfb-8beb-a2682a473b65
New Kenyan is on the shelf. Brewing the last of the previous lot today. They're quite different from each other.
He should see about doing that Night Court spin off.
https://comicbook.com/startrek/2020/03/27/star-trek-brett-spiner-says-he-will-never-play-data-again/
picard, spoilers
this should have been picard working as a private detective in his retirement
solving noir mysteries in the trek universe
that might have been a fun show
New Kenyan coffee now available for web orders. It's $1 less than the previous Kenyan coffee.
Tasting the production test batch of the next Kenyan coffee. You wouldn't guess from the flavor that it's one of the lightest roasts I'm doing. Rich and tangy, and the tomato flavor I liked while cupping exploratory roasts is prominent in the aftertaste. It's not the provocatively acidic classic Kenya flavor profile, but it is delicious.
It looks like SCA might go along with the idea of delivering my class remotely now that Expo is cancelled. The way this would work is we eliminate the hands on roasting and instead I roast the coffee in enough ways to make the point of the class and mail that out to everybody, then we can do an online class where I do my lecture, everybody does their own tasting wherever they've sheltered in place, and we have a conversation.
think about a software splash screen, or something that might be printed on a KITTEN.EXE install floppy disk
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.