jyoung789

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by jyoung789 6mo ago
Also in forestry. Recently I explained to a student that Arc Pro is kind of like the Disney of GIS software. It’s powerful and colorful and very well known, but if you try and do things it doesn’t like, you’re going to have a bad time. QGIS
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by jyoung789 8mo ago
For those interested, you can search through the collections of herbariums all over north America through portals such as the Consortium of Midwest Herbaria[0], in Europe through digHerb [1], and throughout the rest of the world through man
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by jyoung789 8mo ago
That's interesting to me. I suppose I can think about the qualities of an apple or its location without having to render the obj and textures all in my head, but my default approach to 'imagination' is to render everything ou
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by jyoung789 8mo ago
>cue the other commenters telling me my experience isn’t real, or I’m misunderstanding how other people can recall stuff like getting married and or the birth of their kids when I can’t I am much more on the hyperphantasia side of mental
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by jyoung789 8mo ago
Ultimately, if your interest is in contributing to scientific biodiversity data collections, I really feel inatuslist is the best tool for the average person to do this. Similarly to programs like eBird[0] or bumble bee watch [1] (both of w
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Russell's Teapot(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by jyoung789 3y ago|0 comments
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Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump UNESCO world heritage site(en.wikipedia.org)
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by jyoung789 3y ago
I don’t have a real answer for you but I will say that olive oil works well for this. I worked on a Christmas tree lot through my winters as an undergrad and olive oil always worked well. Of course then you need soap and water to remove the
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by jyoung789 9y ago
I wonder how many people are going to try to push out the middle the way they do to the toonie.
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3D Printed Musical Landscapes(ronniepence.com)
1 points by jyoung789 9y ago|0 comments
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by jyoung789 10y ago
To me, HI seems more like a discussion between two friends. It works really well because of Brady's reporting background and interviewing skills. In Cortex, however, Myke has said that he started the podcast because he wanted to see ho