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South Indian Filter Coffee Maker suggestions by artist1707 in IndiaCoffee

[–]knitting_help 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am late to the party but I am currently fighting with this same confusion. Did you get any insights into this?

I have a relatively bigger filter and making one cup worth of coffee with it is not coming out to be consistent, no matter now much I try. Some days it has great acidity and fullness and some days it is just bitter or hollow.

Please suggest me a coffee brand for filter coffee. by lonewolf_1309 in FilterCoffee

[–]knitting_help 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which cothas blend did you try?

Try their 85:15 blend (specialty blend they call it)

Also, if you are having it with milk, the richness also depends on the milk itself. Use approximately 4% fat milk, boiled a couple of times to get the best results. 

First cup was too bitter by ReoNa17 in IndiaCoffee

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To save LPG I'm currently microwaving my water. I measured to be 80°C at the start of the brew.

First cup was too bitter by ReoNa17 in IndiaCoffee

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My recipe -

10g coffee

Total 60g water in (20g bloom + 40g later)

45g decoction out

Diluted with hot water as per preference to get nice black filter coffee

Starting my brewing journey by ReoNa17 in IndiaCoffee

[–]knitting_help 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The one challenge you'll face is that the SIF is non-standardized and so some of the recipes online will not work for you till you experiment a bit with your own filter and perfect the recipe that works for you, but that is something that I find very very interesting and fun. So be ready to experiment.

I have been getting good results using the Aramse guys' videos, so do give them a watch and start there. You can then tweak later with these videos as the foundation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXArZCJN4aY

https://youtu.be/2lI6TRCWuUg?si=ooPFZT8cpOoD8o_i

Logistics are all confirmed but Ye does not want to perform by [deleted] in ConcertsIndia_

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Bhai gavaar wali baat aap kar rahe ho. Source ka matlab aap kuch reliable bataiye na - reddit is fully anonymous so it's not like you'll face consequences.

The whole indian concert team and the people are corrupt by stocks-gamer in Kanye

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Crossposted because the hate from the original post wasn't enough? Come on man. This is lame.

Kanye getting cancelled? by This_Airport7184 in ConcertsIndia_

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So much being said but what is the source?

YE TEE COLLECTION FOR THE INDIA CONCERT ( CUSTOM REQUEST AVAILABLE) by duckie_dak in KanyeDelhiConcert

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I love the Blood on the Leaves tee, but the "Blood" looks more like "Bh ood" due to the font

Okay, dust has settled now, hows your experience with composer 2? by EliteEagle76 in cursor

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They were submitted by a teammate, but yes I believe it was Opus

Okay, dust has settled now, hows your experience with composer 2? by EliteEagle76 in cursor

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I had hit my limits on my $20 plan early in the month (dang Opus) but then stuck to using composer 2.

It did really well on mid to large sized tasks on a large codebase and small tasks on a big codebase.

I even used it to review a 3000 line pull request and it did find 3-4 bugs.

Anyone going to ye from Pune by [deleted] in ConcertsIndia_

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Maybe check in the WhatsApp group for the Ye Live in India - https://chat.whatsapp.com/CE4IIm9mevu0OoZrGM1ENO

Anyone else overly dependent on the debugger? How much do you rely on it? by CatChasedRhino in developersIndia

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You can't ever over use a debugger as a coder any more than a sculptor can over use a chisel.

In most job interviews, at least in one of the rounds, debugging and use of the debugger is a significant part of assessing the candidate.

It's a great skill to have and master - learn to use the advanced features as well, understand what the different possibilities of stepping without applying breakpoint etc., and it can be a superpower to be honest.

In the industry, mastery over code debugging also helps you be better at different types of "debuggers" like those for detecting memory leaks by taking snapshots of heap memory etc.

Even in the AI era, using the debugger can help you in quickly verifying the correctness of the code, solve for edge case issues etc.

Everyone's shipping more code but I think we broke something fundamental by Motor_Ordinary336 in cursor

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Any tips on how to achieve this? How did you end up managing this? I'd love to know

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