Is my Polish-based method professional enough?

This is how I prepare my dough (for 1kg of flour)

1- Making Polish Starter
I mix 500g flour with same amount of room-temperature bottled water, with 12grams of sugar and 2 grams of instant yeast. I do this gently. The result stays in room temperature (around 25c) for 12 hours. It doubles (or even more), with a favorable scent and texture.

2- Making Neapolitan dough
I add the other 500g of flour with the 200 of cold water (this water is mixed with 20grams of salt too). I mix it by hand for around 12-15 minutes. It takes some amount of work. Because I don't have a mixer. I let it rest and do some stretch and fold each 30 minutes for 90 minutes (three times). I then let it rest for another 90 minute and then cut and make 300g dough and let it rest in the fridge for another 24 hours.

3- Cooking is done inside a 400-500 bricked-floored oven. The results are not bad considering me being starter in this. But my main question remains around the process of making dough.

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u/Lucky_Statistician94 — 8 days ago
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Raytracing Renderer with Rust

[WIP] I have written this RayTracing renderer in Rust. It has been a fun thing to do, but given the complexity, it needs more dedication and (refactoring too).

It is not complete as a standalone executable yet, but that probably comes in future.
Here is the link to GitHub repository.

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