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It's funny, with the increase in use of numerical models, so much math has been turned into computer code. Derivatives and integrals as well are defined by finite difference formulas that serve as the basis for the notations. The point of them isn't to explain, it's just to simplify writing and reading it. I agree it can be a bit obtuse but if you had to write out a for loop to solve a math equation every time it would take forever lol

I'm sure there's quite a few traditional board games that have online or app version, like risk for example. Iirc there's also Scrabble, scythe, Catan, and I'm sure others. I can't speak to the quality of the apps but I would recommend just searching for any games you'd be interested in playing and seeing if there's a version on the app store.

Of course there's cycles but even removing decadal trends, it seems like there's there's still an increasing trend in terms of intensity. And slower years of extreme events in there could be somewhat related to the climate hiatus period but I'm not 100% on that. And you're absolutely right that prediction and modeling has gotten substantially better but that doesn't mean these storms won't still be costly. It's an interesting issue for sure

on Must-have records · c/vinyl · 2 pts · 3y

Miles Davis - kind of blue

Darkside - psychic

The black Keys - chulahoma

Submerse - algorithms and ghosts

(Sentimentally) the Waterboys - fisherman's blues

That's what I was gonna say, the blackout ended on the 14th and then spez did his ama so I feel like that might've been the push people needed to make the change.