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implemented a redesign of my blog, hope it's aesthetically pleasing to gang: https://sorbier.neocities.org/blog/
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thanks for your very kind words about my status page, it was very fun to write!
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crypticcrossroads
1 month ago
The styling on your status page is so good, I like how the text boxes are stacked off center from each other
new blog post about my text editor (very original): https://sorbier.neocities.org/blog/tooling
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職人の珈琲 grew on me, was surprised that it was sweetened before noticing it said 低糖 on the back. but actually the slight sweetness has been really nice! the unsweetened one was very good, you're right, it's impressive how good the coffee is for being in a can. will be looking for the PET bottle without sugar next, at your recommendation
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i need you to know that i saw the ucc coffee w milk at my japanese grocery and i got it because of you, you are an influencer
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sorbier
2 months ago
update: it was good, a little sweet;;;;;;;;;; per your influencing, i may try the unsweetened black next
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suboptimalism
2 months ago
western manufacturers have stepped up their game lately but they still don't make anything like japanese unsweetened black coffee... closest they get is unsweetened cold brew.
suboptimalism
2 months ago
not canned, but i'm also fond of this UCC "職人の珈琲" that comes in a rectangular PET bottle with a blue label, it's black coffee with just the slightest hint of sugar, no milk or cream or anything, somehow it works perfectly
suboptimalism
2 months ago
one of these days i should update the canned coffee page, i've still been collecting cans this whole time, i have a backlog of maybe 40 of them
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thanks for pointing out the delineation of xiang3 vs think. it's tempting to draw conclusions about what the two languages presume is primarily on your mind (desires vs beliefs). in general i think it's really fun to observe how the two different language (families) draw lines around concepts and group them into words -- thinking/speaking in mandarin changes how i think about things compared to english.
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sorbier
2 months ago
that said i think (haha, jue2de) that the average mandarin word performs more roles than the average english word, which renders mandarin more figurative/conceptual broadly. apologies for stating it so definitively though -- agree that it's totally my subjective impression.
new blog post about the fallout from dumping a glass of water on my computer: https://sorbier.neocities.org/blog/anew