The Sourdough Framework
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The Sourdough Framework
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Re: The Sourdough Framework
#2I love this concept, and applying open source to it. I have long seen the correlation between code and food, because recipes are just instructions for humans on how to interact with food to construct something.
Recipes are code, just a different form.
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#3I thought this was going to be yet another javascript frontend framework with yet another less than descriptive name, but lo and behold this is actually about sourdough. Neat!
EDIT: Appears the author has one for Pizza Dough[0]. Gotta try that one out as it's more applicable to me than sourdough.
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#4This is truly phenomenal work! Have you experimented with any traditional additives, such as adding a small amount of citric acid to increase diacetyl production during fermentation?
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#5I thought this was going to be yet another javascript frontend framework with yet another less than descriptive name, but lo and behold this is actually about sourdough. Neat! EDIT: Appears the author has one for Pizza Dough[0]. Gotta try that one out as it's more applicable to me than sourdough. [0] https://github.com/hendricius/pizza-dough
The present work is a merger of that effort he claims.
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#6Docker to build a book is definitely something new. Not that it doesn't make some sense just something I've never seen.
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#7I have a pet at home, having another spoiled one like sour dough is too much for me
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#8Docker to build a book is definitely something new. Not that it doesn't make some sense just something I've never seen.
I was wondering about that. It's using texlive-full, which requires several gigabytes to install and is, for me at least, always the longest step when setting up a new (Linux) computer. It can also make sure to have reproducible builds, which I don't think there is a Latex-native solution for.
Or is there a better approach?
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#9It’s great that more and more software practices are bleeding into other walks of life.
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#10I love the idea of "compiling" a book.
Do people do this with music? I really like the idea of programmatically making music and compiling it.