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This is very nice and a good idea, but it is different from how I think about the weather. I have a dashboard at home that is predictible: linear, it starts at
by BrandoElFollito 7mo ago
This is very nice and a good idea, but it is different from how I think about the weather.
I have a dashboard at home that is predictible: linear, it starts at 8 in the morning, gives the weather every 3 hours until 22, then again at 8 the next day, with two data points across the day. Hours that are gone dissapear, but their slit stays.
The rationale is that weather estimation is vague and I need a general trend across that day (I take the mean around these 3 hour slots). I fon't care about the night. I loosely care about the general status for tomorrow.
The fact that the general timeline is static means that one can develop memory muscle to know what happens when.
I am always looking for ways to improve the visual but did not find do far better than this linear (visually), non-linear (time) representation