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c/coffee-enthusiasts•victor9•3mo ago

My first bag of beans was a total letdown

I grabbed it from a street stall thinking it was a great deal. The stuff inside was way past its prime and made my morning cup taste like dirt. I forced myself to finish it just to avoid tossing it out. It taught me to always ask about freshness before I spend a dime.

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c/diy-home-projects•victor9•3mo ago

Serious question, whatever happened to the dignity of a hand-planed edge in woodworking?

I mean, idk, maybe it's just me, but seeing all these router jigs and pre-milled boards feels like cheating. Back when I started, you learned to respect the grain by working it yourself, not by outsourcing the skill to a machine.

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c/productivity-hacks•victor9•3mo ago

Showerthought: The two-minute rule is creating more backlog than it clears

Every quick task I start balloons into something larger, leaving me with a dozen open loops, so what's a better approach?

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