Typing this from a new tiny keyboard. It's some ridiculous gamer thing with features that I'll never use, but so far it feels decent to type on. I might want to see if it's possible to swap the Windows key (which I never use and there's apparently a key combination built in to just outright disable that) with the fn key which I'd rather have available on the left to make it easier to access the arrow keys, but I think I can get used to this either way.
The cat has some clear preferences when it comes to games. She generally enjoys rhythm games, but the Project Diva games in particular (the cat is a big Hatsune Miku fan somehow). Games where sounds come out of the controller are generally appreciated. Slower paced action games are also good, especially if they have a good soundtrack. She's not a fan of VR games and will want to curl up around my feet if I'm playing one of those. And she especially hates Catlateral Damage for some reason.
The fourth and final flight deals with dark roasts and different approaches to dealing with the range from around the end of first crack through to the end of the roast.
The third flight is a medium roast where the difference is in time after the coffee changes color from green to yellow, but before the coffee changes from yellow to brown. This usually has a big impact on sweetness.
The 2nd flight deals with overall roasting time in a light roast with a baseline roast, one with all the difference front loaded to before significant roasting chemistry is happening and another where the difference is distributed proportionally through the roast.
I've decided to run 4 flights this time around. The first one is a simplified roast progression. 2 roasts that end between cracks, 1 that ends right at the start of 2nd crack, and 2 that go beyond the start of 2nd crack. I do something like this with every new coffee I bring in, except I'm usually tasting more like 12 roast levels.
Reworked the handout for my upcoming class. Previously this was a simple form for evaluating basic sensory attributes of a brewed coffee and it would have used 5 pages to provide one form per cup that students are tasting. Now it's customized per tasting flight to provide more specific guidance and it's down to 3 pages.
*physical Qiqi charge attack personal best. Pyro Qiqi has probably done a larger charge attack since I've done >50K with just the first strke of her normals under pyro infusion.
When I got to the shop today there was someone from one of the utilities out to change a meter at a business, but the owner of that place wasn't in town and the meter was behind a locked fence gate. Their plan was apparently to lift an empty recycling bin over the fence and use it as a platform to hop the fence. I had him explain and then told him I had a key and unlocked the gate so he could do his job without breaking his neck.
While it's certainly possible to squeeze out more, tonight I set a new personal best for Aquila Favonia weapon passive damage with this hit for 66,860. My previous best for this damage type was a bit over 45K. #GenshinImpact #Qiqi
That gets to the advantage of having the person writing the software doing the work the software is supposed to help with. I have enough data that I can look at production consistency metrics when using different features before inflicting them on others and there are some features in competing programs that I will never implement because they're provably terrible ideas.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.