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rongopo
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rongopo
4y ago
The hardest part is how to project measurements of well-being into the future.
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rongopo
4y ago
I was once in a similar place in the rockies, 3h from Denver. It sounds exactly like there!
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rongopo
4y ago
Your life starts dissolving, less interactions and less events. Impacts on mental health cannot be just because of this, but if your partner gets a coincidental midlife crisis, you might find parallels while reading about prairie madness. E
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rongopo
4y ago
I found your article well intentioned and organised but frustrating, because it contains not enough examples for the non expert public it addresses. E.g. what are examples of "sticky and starchy foods"?
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rongopo
4y ago
Got it, thanks for the input! To the best of my knowledge there are no published results showing this comparison in quantitative terms
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rongopo
4y ago
Please can you specify what do you mean?
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4y ago
They definitely stick to it, and it might be that they build convenient narratives about it. Mind you that the energy use of climate simulations is not trivial, or do you think such machine can be fed with a typical electric installation fr
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rongopo
4y ago
There were talks about it in the Climate modelling arena, and around a 10% slower was mentioned in some discussions.
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rongopo
4y ago
Simple does not mean trivial.
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rongopo
4y ago
The grid is not squared, is hexagonal, surely it relates to that.
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rongopo
4y ago
They are simpler than you think.
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4y ago
If the margins are so tight that 1 day can only produce 2.5 days of simulation, why to lose even a small margin with Julia?
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4y ago
Most of what they do in the Climate simulation arena uses fortran, this case not being an exception, reason being other language would be less efficient --- and thus more climate endangering emissions would be produced. Plotting and data wr
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rongopo
4y ago
I agree on the negotiation skill point! I always read a few lines of a book about how to negotiate before every meeting with my boss. That way I am seldom caught off guard!
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rongopo
4y ago
Unpleasant by heat or cold? An unstable/weak gulf stream would make N Europe colder!
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rongopo
4y ago
The real key of this story is in the "simulating — rather than parameterising".
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4y ago
How is this going to change seasonal-scale forecasts?
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4y ago
This is beautiful. Is there a way it will lead to a ranking of influencers as per list inclusion?
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4y ago
Sleep on it --- not a joke! Take time off and do walking meditations about your life and your visions along it. Allow and follow the randomness of your thoughts. It will form, and the idea will come to you.
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4y ago
I would eat a lot of iogurt and later try to find my gut feelings --- not a joke.
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4y ago
I know first hand, normally due to autumnal storms... never reaching and finding hotels full, we ended up sleeping once in the office of a friend.
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4y ago
Same feelings about those bridges in Italy not too long ago.