I greatly prefer when books that need to exist get written by other people. Then I don't have to write the book myself and I can point people at it. For example, I was able to stop fielding a lot of questions when this came out. https://www.nossacoffee.com/products/modulating-the-flavor-profile-of-coffee-by-rob-hoos
A while back I wrote some articles about this, but it's probably time for someone to write a new book on practical coffee evaluation methods. If nobody beats me to it I might get around to that after the roasting book. https://typica.us/cupping/2016/10/04/centerlining-in-cupping-a-follow-up.html
The importer sent a roasted sample of one of the Ethiopian coffees along with the green coffee. My standard for sample roasts is a little darker, exhibits fuller expansion. My aim with that is to maximize perceptible differences among coffees while not masking defects. This is not to be confused with making the coffee taste as delicious as possible, which comes later in the product development process.
How does Konpaku Youmu even work? #touhou
Browser interface broke when I tried out the new 2.4.0rc1 (mobile apps still worked perfectly). Failed to figure out the problem so I decided to try redoing the upgrade targeting master instead of the release tag and that appears to have gone flawlessly.
Sorry for any inconvenience users on this instance may have experienced.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.