Commented and re-organized the code. I want this whole thing to stay self-contained in a single HTML file so someone could just File->Save Page As and get something that they can run locally without a network connection and I also don't want a build step while I continue to work on this so I'll be making it easier on myself if there's some kind of organizational structure instead of just throwing everything someplace convenient at random.
Continuing to refactor the code on my current web project. Initially I did everything quick and dirty to make sure it was working for a single data series, but multiple data series are too useful to leave out. I'd already done the math heavy part of this work previously so now it's making all the user facing stuff work with that. This is letting me delete a whole bunch of code which'll also make the next round of feature work easier.
Did a bit of work on the print styling for the thing I've been working on lately. I want this to be usable by people who don't have a computer connected to their coffee roaster and the easiest way to go there would be to print something nice to paper that someone can slap into a clipboard and have ample space to write in their measurements and observations.
Have gotten 3 notifications about the outage: one letting me know about it and estimating a repair completion time. Another with a revised later completion time. A third with they're working on it but who knows when it'll be back up. In unrelated news, I'm finally finishing off a bottle of scotch I was given a bit over 1.5 years ago.
I think I've found a good name for the web thingy I've been developing lately. The only conflict I could find was with a university physics lab doing work very far removed from mine, it's an acronym that succinctly describes what the thing is for, and it can be pronounced as a word that resonates with why I'm putting work into this at all.
This may or may not be related to my general dislike for user interfaces that involve fussing with boxes on screen when all I really want to do is just type in the exact values I want and have the computer respect that.
I've considered also letting people click to set control points and edit the curve that way, but I've used editors that work that way and hate it. Mouse cursor just doesn't have the precision to make that a good experience and I shudder to think how awful that would be on a phone or tablet.
Had a weird baking soda experience today. Shelf had the major national brand that everybody knows about in a little box plus a store brand container. The store brand got you two and a third times as much in one container, but it was priced 10x. I can't imagine they're selling any of that unless it's to people who are just not paying any attention at all to what they're buying.
Author of Typica software for coffee roasters.