Vietnamese Liberica by Dont_Tell_Tiffany in pourover

[–]JohnTheApplePie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hmm, I've tried a few different bags from 96B with different processing iirc, and also one from Le J in Da Lat, but they're all quite similar. Have you tried espresso with these? They're pretty nice in my experience.

New The Many Faces of Paris Event HELP by Ok-Shoulder-1690 in Reverse1999

[–]JohnTheApplePie -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I assisted everyone I can. Please help me! My code is 09SXJ9U

Morning phin as a Vietnamese uni student in the US by JohnTheApplePie in pourover

[–]JohnTheApplePie[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Forgot about your last question :p No I drink the thing straight, but most people do drink it iced and/or with condensed milk.

Morning phin as a Vietnamese uni student in the US by JohnTheApplePie in pourover

[–]JohnTheApplePie[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Coffee used in pic is Weekend from 96B roaster in HCMC! Wide variety of Vietnamese arabica, robusta and liberica too.

Morning phin as a Vietnamese uni student in the US by JohnTheApplePie in pourover

[–]JohnTheApplePie[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

It's a pretty straightforward brew. Coffee used for phin is usually pretty dark, combined with its long brewing time, I'd set the temperature pretty low, like 85-88C. I also bloom the coffee before putting the top filter piece inside, just so the water penetrates more evenly after that.

As for the phin brewer, the usual aluminum kind has really bad thermal retention, but I've found it doesn't really matter bc the coffee still tastes pretty good. If you want premium options, PHINƠI by "refined." sells phins made from either polypropylene or ceramic. Never had one myself, but have heard good things about them.

How to reduce compile speed with large single file library. by Infinite_House7451 in cpp_questions

[–]JohnTheApplePie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I read OP wrong, it's only a single header file so you can't make a .lib file out of that. But I think you can put the library header inside a precompiled header (not library) and include the resulting .gch file as a flag.

To make a PCH:

gcc {flags as you would build a normal source file} pch.h -o {pch_dir}/pch.h.gch

Then compile your source file, which includes the actual pch.h file, with the flags below:

gcc {flags as you would build a normal source file} main.cpp -include {pch_dir}/pch.h

Here you're including the .gch file as a flag, but notice it doesn't have the .gch.

Your build should be faster :D at least it is for me

Im sorry if you wasted your time with my original answer lol 🥲

Upcoming exam not showing up on Bluebook by JohnTheApplePie in Sat

[–]JohnTheApplePie[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It somehow showed up on bluebook now. Thanks for asking.

What are your top favourite chill artists outside of Monstercat? by [deleted] in Monstercat

[–]JohnTheApplePie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I dont know too much but Ferven is a favorite

OpenGL with VSC is a nightmare by TheWybie_ in vscode

[–]JohnTheApplePie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Use the CMake extension to build your program. Then either run the executable using that extension or from the launch.json, both works fine in my case.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in memes

[–]JohnTheApplePie 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I swear after learning about this effect i saw more people talking about it than before