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by tlrss 3y ago
Yes, it may be possible to regrow a coppice from the stump.
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by tlrss 3y ago
Holding this (and my emotional reaction to it) in mind while reading the State of Nature report 2023 [1] Around 1 in 6 species are at risk of extinction from Great Britain, discussing trends over the last 50 years or so, following centuries
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by tlrss 3y ago
You might be interested in Climate TRACE. They produce a global inventory, identifying the largest individual sources of emissions, and publish it CC-BY - https://climatetrace.org/downloads
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by tlrss 4y ago
FlatGeoBuf [1] is an encoding for geographic data (vector features, i.e. points lines polygons and so on) written around flatbuffers that is increasingly well supported in geospatial software (GDAL, MapServer) and people reporting some expe
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Climate model complexity and future approaches(pnas.org)
2 points by tlrss 4y ago|1 comments
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by tlrss 4y ago
Title was “Are GCMs obsolete?” which is a bit jargon (GCM is general circulation model, used for climate modelling) and a bit clickbait - as with any headline question, can basically be answered “no”. But I think the article is quite good -
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by tlrss 5y ago
It would probably still be written "10x", just in base-twelve!
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Socialist Cyborgs(logicmag.io)
58 points by tlrss 5y ago|95 comments
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by tlrss 5y ago
A short history of computing and hacking in Bulgaria in the 80s.. > Viruses also suited the logics of reverse-engineering and copying on which the Bulgarian computer economy was already running. Why not tinker with a digital pathogen and
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Socialist Cyborgs(logicmag.io)
7 points by tlrss 5y ago|2 comments