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jarebear6expepj commented on Requesting Funding for 90s.dev 90s.dev/blog/requesting-f... · Posted by u/90s_dev
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jarebear6expepj commented on Shallow water is dangerous too jefftk.com/p/shallow-wate... · Posted by u/surprisetalk
The US is a vast, varied geographic landscape. On the coastlines, obviously learning to swim is going to be more common than in the Arizona desert. Most of the US isn’t near some enormous body of water, even if small lakes and streams are nearby. It just isn’t reasonable to teach when most people might go their whole lives not needing to swim.
You might not know, but many, many houses in AZ do have dug pools in their back yards. Fly over in an airplane sometime. More water access than I had growing up in the PNW when it wasn’t raining.
jarebear6expepj commented on Coffee for people who don't like coffee ostwilkens.se/blog/coffee... · Posted by u/ostwilkens
Recently, I've started grinding my coffee beans just before brewing, and the difference is really noticeable. The freshness of the grind seems to bring out more complex flavors, especially with lightly roasted beans. I'm curious—do you think there's a noticeable difference in taste between freshly ground coffee and pre-ground coffee? What tools do you use to brew your coffee, and which one do you think gives the best results?
Hand crank grinder and pour over or French press has never done me wrong.
Also, black. Dairy and/or sugar change the chemistry substantially in my opinion. It’s a completely different taste profile on its own.
I don’t manage temperature or quantity of beans but that could potentially change it further.
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