baptiste

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photography • typography • tea • programming • occasional lapse in physics <a href="https://piaille.fr/tags/nobot" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#nobot</a> <a href="https://piaille.fr/tags/noarchive" class="mention hashtag" rel="tag">#noarchive</a> A teapet cannot steep into the same tea twice, because it is not the same tea, and she is not the same teapet

Posts

Post #3792098
Not sure what wuyi rock @tea this is but not my favourite from the selection I got there - a bit of a harsh ashy taste
Post #3792097
Montréal brew utensil (forgot to bring a filter 🙃)
Post #3792096
Inuit teapet
Post #3792095
Dancing polar bear is getting mixed reactions from the teapet crowd
Post #3792094
Why, yes, officer, I do have something to declare. Montreal bagels are tasty
Post #3792093
no offence, but I think something&#39;s been Clauding your judgment
Post #3792092
Celebrating Matariki with this Shui Xian Wuyi Rock @tea
Post #2095523
Hoping this Guinness soda bread episode 2 turns out better 🙏
Post #2095522
Tasting time
Post #2095519
Oh no, the pigeons have come again - can’t tell if they remember the bread from last week, or just figure that the balcony excrements are a promising sign
Post #2095518
When I cook after a Sunday run it invariably brings this episode to mind https://theoatmeal.com/comics/running2
Post #2095517
not loving the &quot;if you&#39;re not going to feed me more delicious training data, then why should I be a functioning website&quot; vibes on github
Post #2095516
Oxidative stress is bad for you Try reducing stress Ok, now you’re feeling more energetic, time to connect you to the grid
Post #1792662
ah yes, the early morning waikato fog
Post #1792661
Post #1792660
Let tea momentarily brush aside our concerns about the times to come teapet: we&#39;re going to need a bigger brush
Post #1792659
Nostalgia – a year ago already I was leaving Hangzhou after two amazing months of travel in China
Post #1792658
Progress report: pretty much everything works except for clipping to viewport, but that&#39;s not often needed. Really excited with the prospect of letting typst handle typography (math included...), and that default fonts etc. can be overridden. https://baptiste.codeberg.page/gridcetz/articles/ggplot-examples.html
Post #1792657
@kjhealy full disclosure, and I hate that it&#39;s the case, but most of the code was LLM generated (though I do have some experience that helped me steer it away from dark corners)
Post #1792656
gridcetz, hanging in the margins https://baptiste.codeberg.page/gridcetz/articles/typst-panel-bleed.html
Post #1792655
callisto enables an interesting approach to literate programming in typst: a companion ipynb is created (and.or you import an existing one) for code chunks to be executed, and the results are weaved back in (with a makefile orchestrating those steps) https://codeberg.org/baptiste/callisto
Post #1792654
grrr&#39;s name follows the recursive acronym convention where the first letter stands for grrr https://baptiste.codeberg.page/grrr grrr&#39;s structures, grab_bag and grab_atom, are kind of like grobs but more like tibbles, so you can join, filter, etc.
Post #1792653
Wudgong Old Tree Zhilan Xiang (Orchid Fragrance) Dancong @tea 2025 Spring – Lizaiping village medium to full charcoal roast (3x)
Post #1792651
2025 Spring Wudong Xing Hua Xiang Dancong @tea with a more stylish pour than usual @121ann
Post #1792649
Your teapet is gathering a lot of attention @121ann
Post #612749
Qianjiazhai Wild Crassicolumna Yabao @tea somewhat resinous taste and mouthfeel but nice aroma and a good way to relax in the evening without worrying about caffeine or overbrewing. I do prefer the black tea so far, to my surprise
Post #612745
Bù Zhī Chūn 不知春 Wuyi Panlongyan rock @tea Saturday tea break trying a random sample that came with a TXS package
Post #612744
Tenryu Tsuyuhikari Matcha @tea Mood: &quot;If I&#39;m going to work on a sunny Saturday, I&#39;ll take as many tea breaks as I want, and as lavish as I can possibly make them&quot;
Post #612743
2006 EoT Da Xue Shan sheng pu&#39;er @tea life hack: if you&#39;re going to work from home on a Sunday, make your tea breaks as unreasonably distracting as you can
Post #358777
Aotearoa-made @tea – tested high tea at Zealong yesterday, surprisingly their green tea turned out to be my favourite, even though the varietal was imported from Taiwan with high mountain oolongs in mind