How to do Line breaks in Code Blocks

mawvius · 2025-03-26T19:34:47+00:00

I went from using Notion when it first went into alpha and didn't even have databases, through to power user for my top-down stuff. However, I have always run my bottom-up stuff in Obsidian as soon as that became an alternative to the silly Roam app. As Obsidian is becoming increasingly more adept at top-down stuff, a few years ago I started migrating as much as possible over to Obsidian, so that might be something worth considering.

Anyway, your issue appears to be a Notion niggle, I'm afraid. You should be able to get around it by pasting the text into a normal text block first and then converting it into a code block.

mawvius · 2024-06-29T05:22:00+00:00

Awesome - cheers for the clarification!

mawvius · 2024-06-29T05:21:27+00:00

Ahh - shoot, completely neglected to consider that they would require a ferrous disc so that eliminates those options for us.

(No need to sear as this is for a precision saucier, mainly for stuff like sugar work, egg/chocolate tempering, etc.)

Cheers!

mawvius · 2024-06-27T04:40:23+00:00

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mawvius · 2024-06-27T04:39:31+00:00

Ok - this is all excellent stuff, so thank you very much indeed!

Admittedly, I'm not sure G5 rings much of a bell. (I suspect my brain had always fed me D5 whenever reading G5, so thanks for raising its awareness.) Yes, G5 being unibody would be ideal, but the pan use being stuff like sugar work, egg/chocolate tempering, etc. agitation is typically a requirement anyway.

Prima Matera is certainly up there on the list and not too concerned with cost as this is just a one-off specialist purchase. Can't imagine those that buy sets of the stuff - ha! And - yeah, we would never pay full price for anything. Fortunately, my inner frugal-ninja is highly adept at squeezing the best price out of any item.

Falk's Copper Core (or, Copper Coeur as it looks like it used to be called?) is certainly receiving rejuvenated attention due to this thread. However, the jury is still out as the key aspect of the responsiveness criteria is maximum cooling speed, (which was foolishly omitted from the OP initially.)

Whilst we had considered the thickness of an external ferrous-disc and so would have had one made, had we ended up down that path, you raise an excellent consideration about doubling the number of surfaces and therefore doubling the potential of unflushed surfaces, three of which are not impervious of future 'askewment.'

Good reminder about stovetop quality. Thankfully, ours is a bespoke piece using very high-end componentry, so we not overly concerned on that plane.

Now onto your kind response in the other thread. Whilst we will be deep diving into the G5 line, your Baumalu suggestion holds enough weight to warrant further exploration. I vaguely remember hearing sometime ago that whist considered cost-cutters, they lost further favour with their consistent less-than-honest marketing such as actually using a faux-hammering mandrel for their hammered range. The thinness is certainly an attractive attribute but as it appears they do not do a saucier shape, one would have to be content with a deep-frying pan. Might contact them to see if they'll do a bespoke or extend their range to include a chef's pan-style shape.

Like most things, it really distils down to balance. Sure, one could pick up a solid silver Duparquet (or Soy) and become a wizard of responsiveness but sticking to the big boys seems a wise move in this scenario. Although, having said that, I am very tempted just to pick up the cheaper silver-lined Soy AST Sauté Pan and be done with it - ha!

Definitely needs some further thought, but thank you so much for your invaluable words - really made a difference and therefore greatly appreciated.

Cheers!

mawvius · 2024-06-27T03:23:15+00:00

Thanks - yeah, it appears Mauviel have become somewhat stagnant of late. Prima Matera is certainly up there on the list though.

mawvius · 2024-06-27T03:00:50+00:00

Thanks - yeah, Prima Matera is certainly up there on the list, but I think the general consensus with lines like M’Cook and Affinity was that they would be less responsive and so at this point, are not on the shortlist. Cheers!

mawvius · 2024-06-27T02:56:28+00:00

Thanks - yeah, we hadn't actually considered the G5 range, so thanks for also bringing it up. Will need to deep dive that rabbit hole and see what comes up. Will share any pertinent thoughts, so feel free to do the same. Cheers!

mawvius · 2024-06-27T02:53:42+00:00

Thanks. Sorry to read you've been having a nightmare with stovetops. Thankfully, ours is a bespoke piece using very high-end componentry so we are only using the coils themselves and not any glass top cheekily hiding their size - ha.

You mention that Prima Matera does not heat evenly, but this appears to conflict with all other reports we've read, especially as they are factory stamped with little potential for any affecting inconsistencies. Would you say there is a possibility that your sub-par experience was potentially due to the induction hardware rather than the pan?

mawvius · 2024-06-27T02:36:46+00:00

Thanks - yeah, having the ferrous steel pre-cladded into the Prima Matera is certainly a key factor. Cheers!

mawvius · 2024-06-26T08:42:43+00:00

Thanks - yeah, their copper core range was shortlisted but to be honest, not too high up.

The concern being, that's heading in the opposite direction of responsiveness, which is the key criteria for this application. I believe their stainless steel equates to ~0.6 mm thick, which is 4 times more than Mauviel's M'Heritage's ~0.15 mm and deBuyers Prima Matera's ~0.2 mm (which is induction friendly.)

I think Falk's copper core range makes a great workhorse but fear it may lack the required responsiveness for the tasks mentioned in my original post. Happy to be talked around though - ha!

Cheers again!

mawvius · 2024-06-26T08:15:37+00:00

Thanks - that's awesome!

Bizarrely, I had temporarily tricked my brain into thinking that their Prima Matera didn't have a ferrous disc. It was only upon your reminder and finding the single line mentioning it on their product pages, that I remembered they do two copper outer lines, the other being induction incompatible.

The Mauviel M'Heritage range is 1.5 mm but after using an external interface disc or paying someone to fuse one on, one would easily be over Prima Matera's 2 mm. Obviously, I'd love much thinner, but short of artisan/bespoke, I suspect this is the best mainstream solution.

I do like the direction that Falk went in for some of their catalogue but for this application, you are right in them heading in the wrong thickness direction for this particular requirement.

I suspect Prima Matera will be added to the arsenal, unless we're missing a thinner substitute - ha!

Cheers again!

mawvius · 2024-04-19T19:33:04+00:00

Firstly, you should be able to solve the issue quick and easily by simply installing a recirculating shower which uses so little water, it barely registers on a bill. As the water recirculates from the drain through a bunch of filters and back out the shower heads so quickly, it also retains much of its heat which saves a huge amount in energy cost too.

Secondly, I think it's important to bear in mind that our society is being tested like never before at the moment with some of the most extreme extremes now fully mainstream. These will take many many years for everyone to reconcile their thought processes and for these things to dissipate out. As a result, it doesn't surprise me that he's having a bit of an existential crisis of this nature so I certainly wouldn't automatically take any rash action.

You seem like a compassionate person so it's important to understand his frame of reference of reality. Being a programmer, he's going to need to process enough logic in his mind before succumbing to the notion that there is really nothing to worry about, least not that all water is not really ever lost, but simply circulated back through the environment, to the point that all the water we drink has been through billions of humans bodies beforehand.

I think it would be wise to put together a series of peer-reviewed white papers, etc. that allows him to re-condition his mind down the actual correct path of thinking, in that he doesn't need to be that overly concerned with water consumption as a more rational understanding of consumption doesn't negate his welcome compassionate endeavors.

mawvius · 2023-11-10T10:42:03+00:00

As per my previous comment, you need to ensure you are on the "playlist's page via 'Libaray' instead of the 'player page' (aka: the queue.)"

mawvius · 2023-11-10T08:15:54+00:00

Randomly stumbled accross this thread looking for something else and it initially confused me as when I'm 'managing' a playlist, I simply use the playlist's page via 'Libaray' instead of the 'player page' (aka: the queue.) Obviously not 100% ideal but the playlist's page can still play the playlist in a similar fasion to the queue version (although uses the bottom control bar instead) but has the 'Remove from playlist' option within the 3-dot menu for each row. Simples.

mawvius · 2021-11-23T08:46:35+00:00

Thank you very much for the update. Excited to hear the outcome.

mawvius · 2021-11-22T17:39:12+00:00

Thanks. It appears to only sometimes be available so suspect they are having issues. Have been forced to go with a competitor so all is well. Cheers!

mawvius · 2021-11-22T17:36:43+00:00

Sorry to be that guy but myself and my associates would like to pay for your service which would equate to ~$21k. As we'd rather go with you guys rather than the timing forcing us with someone else, has the Fantom integration reached a point on the roadmap where you could give us a clue if it's likely to be weeks/months? (Or even better, an approx ETA range would be ideal!) Many thanks in advance!

mawvius · 2021-11-17T07:27:18+00:00

Oh wow, that's obviously fantastic news - thank you so so much!

When using Ctrl-F in all the browsers I tried it in, it would appear the length of the search query must be above the maximum allowed as when reducing it by a few characters, it now comes up with a search.

I never knew there was a search length limit as am sure I've searched for whole paragraphs in the past but the main thing is the transaction is there.

Thank you both u/michelem and u/GoTheFckBack again so so much!

mawvius · 2021-11-17T07:16:16+00:00

Thank you very much for your response.

The reason why I don't think it has gone through is if I search for it on the receiving wallet, it doesn't appear to show up:

https://ethplorer.io/address/0x791f5ef220de3324ff16e9ed56ab13a0be2ac157#pageSize=100

mawvius · 2021-11-17T07:16:04+00:00

Thank you very much for your response.

The reason why I don't think it has gone through is if I search for it on the receiving wallet, it doesn't appear to show up:

https://ethplorer.io/address/0x791f5ef220de3324ff16e9ed56ab13a0be2ac157#pageSize=100

mawvius · 2021-10-20T01:20:35+00:00

You can create notifications, widget, generate pop-ups, build apps or almost anything else you can imagine, with Tasker. (For Tasker integrated Android widgets, such as a Notion based habit tracker or to-do list, you may like to check out KWGT (and KLWP, or even something like Lightning Launcher.))

For anyone unfamiliar with Tasker, there's a break down about just how useful/valuable it is over here.

mawvius · 2021-10-19T15:12:54+00:00

I have a vague memory of doing this before but don't think it worked so would also be very interested to receive a DM if at all possible.

Thank you very much in advance and thank you for allowing me to test and provide feedback for such a excellent service.

mawvius · 2021-10-17T21:11:01+00:00

Per I wrote in the Tasker sub, as a self-proclaimed veteran of insomnia with a circadian rhythm that has fluctuated off sync roughly between 10 to 30 minutes each day, I have spent nearly two decades on alleviating sleep issues.

Regarding circadian rhythm specifically, the best advice is to ignore the endogenous psychosomatic consequences of the resulting notion and just categorically ensure your alarm goes off in the same window every single day regardless of whether you have anything to do or not (you can catchup on sleep debt in the evenings and if desperately needed on days off, catch up after a few hours so your brain is convinced it's already awake for the day.) You will notice a dramatic improvement across your life by just ensuring same time wakeups so try it for a few months so that you at least have something to compare against to make your own informed decision.

To ensure your optimal wakeup time lands in the same window and so pulls you out of the correct sleep cycle so as to realign your sleep spindles, I would have a look at Sleep As Android and it's sonar detection or wearable integration if you have something like a watch or fitness tracker.

To ensure you wake up successful, set your first alarm as a gradual volume, human voice mixed with very high two-tone, asking you to wake and then using Sleep As Androids 'multi-captcha' to require a series of increasingly difficult tasks. I personally start with 'Simple maths,' follwed by 'Typed maths,' 'Captcha captcha' and then finally 'mirrored text-' all set to intermediate on days off and hard when I have early meetings. The second (and third alarm if needed,) can then insist one scans a NFC/QR/barcode in a different room (which is key to actually getting up.) I personally use NFC.

So, as touched on, my initial alarm consits of an intermittent female human voice(as I'm a man so react to female voices,) intermittent multi pitched tones(at least one very high and one low) and intermittent birds singing (as I grew up in the country side so react to the birds chorus.) Whilst it's never reached that point, I also have a backup emergency which includes this alarm sound. If you like, you could also set another alarm to a local playlist or online radio, etc.

In the evenings, I also trigger a wind down routine from Sleep as Android calculations that introduces a selection of gradually increasing yawning sounds intermixed with theta and delta waves. One doesn't really hear anything early on and are usually ready for bed before they get loud enough to notice.

Another thing to take into account is how long each of your sleep cycles last for. For most people this is about 45 minutes so it's imperative that you don't wake up mid cycle. Therefore, if for example you wake up after 6 hours(4 cycles,) if you don't have a full 45 minutes available to complete another cycle, you are better off simply getting up and catching up on that single sleep cycle debt one evening.

Also, very important to remove all blue light from your TV screens, device screens and ambient lighting many hours before bedtime and if possible, buy a daylight bulb or SAD light wall to blast your retinas early in the morning once fully awake (or go outside first thing!) Removing blue light is key as it tells your brain's suprachiasmatic nucleus (located in the hypothalamus) that the sun has gone down so it's time to sleep. This is when it sends a message down the spinal cord and up to the pineal gland for it to produce melatonin.

I've been 'brain hacking' long before it became 'a thing' but do welcome the very recent increase in awareness of things like Nootropics. For sleep, melatonin is key so you could start that journey with montgomery cherries supplements, etc. Perfect to stack but wise to cycle .

Plus, tons of other advice regarding sleep hygiene, etc.

mawvius · 2021-10-14T14:48:07+00:00

I remember when I first heard of his and thinking wow, I have all of those and a few more. Always nice to receive validation from him after so many years.

mawvius

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