@height8 Yes, it is very consistent. At USD10k/machine, you'd hope so too…

I get the worst coffee at home in HK — well, if I go with mum's stuff. Pre-ground (blade grinder) robusta-arabica blends, frozen, brewed in a moka pot.

@height8 Heh, limited crop — only limited enough to produce a few hundred thousand bags per harvest :D

The Clover brews are pretty drinkable though, with a surprising amount of depth, all things considered.

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'tis a bit later than I'd usually allow for coffee. I intended to have one ages ago, then I got all tangled up in a mass of LaTeX.

So I think I will have one.

In what way?

Because it kills your eyes :o

At the same time, I managed to sort out previewing in Marked 2. Mostly.

Interesting lesson in anglophone privilege, in any case…

Phew, exhausted. Spent the last…90 minutes…messing with csl files and pdflatex's incompetence (ended up going with xelatex), trying to get a full French bibliography generated (e.g. "ed." "éd.", months translated, etc.)

Success!

Now to make a million backups of this file.

Ohhhhhhh. When I did find and replace for non-breaking spaces to match French punctuation norms last night, I totally ignored the YAML header.

Oh ffs, now pandoc-citeproc's saying "reference not found" for just about everything. But my citation keys are perfectly matched. This doesn't make any sense.