GitHub Explore today Oct 13

Explore code and developers on GitHub today, Oct 13. Here's what we found based on your interests... GitHub topic recommendation # multi-physics-and-multiscale Game Bytes Build a game this November! Game Off is our annual month-long game jam where participants create games using their favorite game engines, libraries, and programming languages. Newbies, professional game developers, and everyone in between are welcome to join. It’s a great excuse to learn a new technology, collaborate on something over the weekends with friends, or create a game by yourself for the first time! Join now! Upcoming event recommended by GitHub Oct 30 All Things Open 2022 October 30, 2022 - November 02, 2022 A universe of events and platforms focused on open source, open tech and the open web. Collection recommended by GitHub Made in Brazil Open source projects built in or receiving significant contributions from Brazil :brazil: See the 22 items in this collection Game Bytes Soul Surf The eleventh annual js13kGames coding competition, challenging participants to create games in 13kB or less of JavaScript in a month, just wrapped up. This is just one of the great entries that you can play, fork, and edit. Trending repositories facebook / create-react-app Set up a modern web app by running one command. SerenityOS / serenity The Serenity Operating System 🐞 total-typescript / advanced-patterns-workshop An interactive TypeScript repo on advanced patterns (WIP) AUTOMATIC1111 / stable-diffusion-webui Stable Diffusion web UI toss / slash A collection of TypeScript/JavaScript packages to build high-quality web services. See more trending repositories → Trending developers Azure SDK Bot Marten Seemann 迷渡 Yann Collet See more trending developers → Unsubscribe • Email preferences Terms • Privacy • Sign in to GitHub GitHub, Inc. 88 Colin P Kelly Jr St. San Francisco, CA 94107

From Kev, The Mega Deals End Tonight, BUT...

Hello fellow coffee botherers :-),  Amazon's "early access" sale ends tonight, so if you were wanting to grab one of the bargains you'll need to get a wriggle on. Click here to see the deals.  However, although the Amazon deals end tonight, the deals directly on the Sage appliances website continue, I'm not sure at this point when they're ending, I'll let you know when I find out, but they're not ending tonight. Remember this means getting the Sage bambino (along with the discount code that I have to share) for just over £182, and the Barista Express (the black one, which I actually prefer to the stainless steel ones) for just over £370!   See All the Deals Also the Gaggia deals are still live, and these are live until the end of October, if you didn't see them, all of the discount codes are towards the bottom of the deals page, including almost three hundred quid off the Gaggia Anima! Oh and talking of deals that continue, the coffeebotherers discount code still gives you 20% off all the new range of coffees at The Coffeeworks, until the end of October. I'm so chuffed with the new range, personally I've never tasted so many amazing coffees, but then I'm biased of course. Just have a quick look at this review that has just come in for the Chocolate Brownie blend!    And no I didn't write that myself!! ;-) If that doesn't tempt you to try the range, just have a look at these, and this is just half of the new coffees:   Find Out More Thanks again, Kev coffeeblog.co.uk cworks.co.uk Follow me on Twitter Follow me on Instagram Follow me on Facebook  Subscribe to my YouTube Channel

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Germans told ‘don't whine’ about energy crisis

Ghostwriting tweets for VCs, 'Wall Street South,' and more.

View in browser Subscribe   Only fascinating stories Nicholas Carlson October 12, 2022   Hello! Welcome to the second edition of this newsletter. Today I'm thinking about the report that Elon Musk blocked Ukraine from using Starlink in Crimea, apparently out of concern that a Ukrainian effort to retake the area could lead to a nuclear war. What's interesting about this story is that it begs the question: just how much power can a private individual have, given that Musk could potentially stall or even block a counteroffensive in the region? While you ponder that, let's get to today's latest news. The latest Biden just escalated the feud with Saudi Arabia. He warned there will be "consequences" for cutting oil production. Here's the full story. Angela Lansbury, "Murder, She Wrote" star, has died at 96. Lansbury won five Tonys, six Golden Globes, and an honorary Academy Award. Read about her life and legacy.  Heathrow is bracing for what could be its busiest period in more than two years — just months after summer travel hell. The big story Credit: AP Photo/Martin Meissner Worried about an energy crisis this winter? Don't "whine about it." At least, that's what Germans were told by a top politician. Many Europeans are concerned about power cuts this winter amid a squeeze in energy supplies. Meanwhile, the advice from former finance minister and president of the country's government, Wolfgang Schäuble: "Just put on a sweater, or maybe a second sweater." Speaking with Bild-TV, Schäuble added that "you don't have to whine about it, you have to recognize that a lot of things can't be taken for granted." Governments are taking steps to keep energy use to a minimum, with many European nations switching off their holiday lights over winter — and some are even burning garbage to keep warm. However, should power cuts occur during freezing temperatures, Schäuble said "always have a few candles, matches and a flashlight at home."   Read the full story here. Top reads Credit: Rachel Mendelson/Insider "I made $200,000 last year ghostwriting tweets for superstar VCs." Some investors are shelling out big bucks to writers who can make them look good — all in 280 characters or less. One ghostwriter shared how he built his booming side hustle.  Mark Zuckerberg is making a classic Silicon Valley mistake. Zuckerberg is making a big, risky bet on the metaverse. It's the same kind of ambitious move Marissa Mayer made at Yahoo — and one that never paid off for the company. Here's how Meta is beginning to mirror Yahoo.  "Wall Street South" lives up to the hype. Ken Griffin announced earlier this year that he would be moving Citadel, his $51 billion hedge fund, to Miami. A reporter checked out Citadel's future neighborhood — see what all the fuss is about.  This $1.15 billion startup aimed to transform autism care. Some insiders say it failed to deliver. SoftBank-backed Elemy overpromised on its capacity to treat kids, according to more than 20 current and former employees. Read the full report here Doctor: "I'm very comfortable with a patient weighing 300 pounds." A leading expert in obesity medicine says the condition is rampantly misunderstood — and many medical professionals are poorly informed. Here's what she wants you to know.  Today's soundbite "There's a saying, 'You marry the home, you date the rate.' It's just, are you willing to stomach a higher mortgage rate?" Insider's James Rodriguez on the millennial struggle to buy a home. Watch this Airlines make billions, but they also spend billions. That's because making millions of inflight meals, buying new planes, and fixing up old ones is really expensive. And it's only gotten more costly with the spiking price of labor and fuel. Today's team Nicholas Carlson (@nichcarlson), Hallam Bullock (@hallam_bullock), Lisa Ryan (@lisarya), and Jordan Parker Erb (@jordanparkererb). Can't get enough of Insider? Compare salaries with our Salary Database Build better pitch decks with our Pitch Deck Library Listen to our news briefing The Refresh from Insider Get even more of Insider delivered to your inbox If this newsletter was forwarded to you, sign up here Download Insider's app for news on the go Email sent to: elancelorilla.trendlist@blogger.com Manage your email preferences  |  Unsubscribe  |  Terms of Service  |  Privacy Policy © 2022 Insider Inc. 1 Liberty Plaza, New York, NY 10006

How to make hazelnut coffee

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Looking for an easy way to make your coffee extra special? As the holiday season approaches -- how is it October already?! -- hazelnut coffee is the perfect alternative to a plain brew. It's an easy and healthy upgrade, but it still feels like a festive addition to your morning routine.

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We experimented with a number of ways to make hazelnut coffee when coming up with this recipe. And to be honest, they were all delicious. You can add ground hazelnuts to your ground coffee, drizzle in a hazelnut extract or syrup, or add a creamy mixture of everyone's favorite chocolate spread, Nutella. Add sugar, honey, milk, or cream. The possibilities are endless!

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To find the best hazelnut coffee for your taste, check out all the variations in this...

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​Hazelnut Coffee Recipe​

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Did you follow the suggestions in our recipe to craft the perfect hazelnut brew? Reply to this email, and let me know! I'd love to sample your recipe.

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Julia

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PS: For the next few months, Home Grounds is excited to partner with Driftaway Coffee to bring our subscribers a special discount! Driftaway specializes in sustainably sourced single-origin specialty coffees. With new coffees available monthly and flavor profiles to suit every palate, there is something for everyone from Driftaway. For a limited time only, use the code HG50 at checkout to receive a whopping 50% OFF new subscriptions and FREE shipping!

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