coffee gear, update styles

content/blog/2022-11-04_neighbors-water-heater-automation-part-1.rst

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 Neighbor's Water Heater Automation (part 1)
 ###########################################
 :author: tyrel
-:category: automation
+:category: Automation
 :tags: automation, c++, esp8266, servo, stepper
 :status: published
 

content/blog/2022-11-11_coffee-gear.rst

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+Coffee Gear
+###########
+:author: tyrel
+:category: Coffee
+:tags: coffee gear, coffee beans, coffee
+:status: published
+
+
+I put this up on my wiki a bit ago when a friend asked for coffee recommendations. Hopefully you can enjoy it and learn about some coffee machines you don't know yet.
+
+
+************
+What I drink
+************
+
+Woke Living Coffee 
+==================
+
+My favorite coffee is from Pamela and Marcus at https://wokelivingcoffee.com/. They are a couple of local to me roasters in Wake Forest, NC who have connections to a farm in La Dalia, Nicaragua. Not only do they sell great coffee, they are extremely nice and we visit them any chance we get at our local `Black Farmers Market <https://blackfarmersmkt.com/>`_.
+
+****
+Gear 
+****
+
+Grinders 
+========
+
+I prefer burr grinders, there's documented evidence that they are better, I won't get into that here. 
+
+Baratza 
+=======
+
+I use a `Baratza Virtuoso <https://baratza.com/grinder/virtuoso/>`_ that I picked up refurbished. It works great! For drip coffee I will grind at step 28, for aeropress I will grind at 20, and for french press I will set to 30.
+
+Hario 
+=====
+
+For travel I will bring my `Hario Skerton <https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B001802PIQ/>`_, works great, super easy to clean. I usually don't change the grind setting while traveling so I don't complain about the annoying screw post to set it.
+
+
+****************
+Brewing Machines 
+****************
+
+Technivorm 
+==========
+
+For my daily coffee, I have a `Moccamaster Technivorm <https://us.moccamaster.com/collections/glass-carafe-brewers/products/kbgv-select>`_. My friend Andrey recommended it. It works extremely well and very consistent pours.
+
+Chemex
+======
+
+When I'm feeling fancy - or I'm trying a new coffee - I will break out my `Chemex <https://www.chemexcoffeemaker.com/eight-cup-classic-series-coffeemaker.html>`_. I do a 1:16 ratio of beans to water. I use the `Brown Paper Chemex Filters <https://www.chemexcoffeemaker.com/chemex-reg-bonded-filters-pre-folded-squares-natural.html>`_. I appreciate the bleached papers, but prefer unbleached.
+
+Aeropress 
+=========
+
+For camping, I will bring my `Aeropress <https://aeropress.com/>`_. It's plastic, lightweight, and to my experience it is indestructible for travel.
+
+French Press 
+============
+
+When I roast my own coffee, I like to experience it in multiple brewing methods. I have a `Bodum Bean French Press <https://luvtocook.com/products/ak11683-xyb-y16>`_ I got over a decade ago as a gift that has worked great. This one has an o-ring to seal the pouring spout, so the temperature chamber inside doesn't leak - a feature I like.
+
+****************************
+Roasting Machines & Software 
+****************************
+
+FreshRoast SR700 
+================
+
+I have a **glorified popcorn maker** `SR700 <https://www.roastmasters.com/sr700.html>`_ as a roaster. I'm not the biggest fan of it, the built in software is a mess, the manual buttons on it are a nightmare to use. It **works**, I can only get consistent coffee out of it if I use OpenRoast. It has a USB port so you can control it with software.
+
+OpenRoast 
+=========
+
+The `OpenRoast <https://github.com/Roastero/Openroast>`_ software is okay, but I don't have a temperature probe on my SR700, so I can only see "what is set" for temperature, and not get an accurate reading if I were using something like Artisan. I could set up a PID server on an arduino and plug into the usb port, but I feel at that rate I'd rather just buy a new roaster that works with better software. I do like OpenRoast is in Python so I can read and write the code.
+

content/pages/resume.rst

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 Tidelift — Boston, MA — Software Engineer III >>> April 2018 - December 2021
 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
 
-* Command Line Interface https://tidelift.com/cli
+* `Command Line Interface <https://tidelift.com/cli>`_
 
   * Developed binary CI/CD tool in Go to analyze software dependencies for security/licensing problems
   * Added ability to create users and manage repositories from the command line

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