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I created my own multideck a few years ago: https://randomlyunique.com/random/2023/improved-multideck/in... (SVG in link)
I use this deck all the time too - it was well worth the $25 to print it out.
I would append "from the Greenland Ice Sheet" to the title.
"However, because melting is causing the Greenland Ice Sheet to recede from the coasts of Greenland, where icebergs originate, its iceberg discharge should not persist long enough to cause major disruption of the Atlantic overturning circulation by itself"
I switched from Unity to Godot a few years ago and it's been great. My new (2D) game - Cirrus Business - was an absolute joy to create. I'll still probably keep using Unreal for 3D games, but anything 2D will definitely use Godot.
Playful Data Visualizations, Physics/Math Web Comic Series and personal projects: https://randomlyunique.com/
Oh wow - thanks for the compliment :-)
I recently created a web comic explaining slide rules! https://randomlyunique.com/plancky/2021/slide-rules/index.ht...
I cannot agree more - learning from mistakes is vital to preventing any further tragedies in the future
Humans have trouble dealing with three particle systems (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-body_problem), so "limited and ignorant" seems like an good description imo.
Where is a good place to find sustainability related tech jobs? Is indeed/governmental sites my best bet?
Thanks for this comment - it made my day :-)
I created a blog post a few years back showing goalies aren't big enough http://randomlyunique.com/data/2015/goal-goalie-girth/index.... :-D
http://randomlyunique.com/category/plancky.html
It's a web comic series exploring physics and math in a non-introductory format.
I recently started a web comic series on my personal site that covers all sorts of technical topics. I'm having a blast creating it and one my favorites so far is http://randomlyunique.com/plancky/2017/what-makes-a-clock-ti... I wished more content existed between "nova special" and "advanced textbook"
I wrote a blog post awhile back comparing the differences between day and night commit messages :-D. http://randomlyunique.com/data/2016/late-night-coding/ (it's a fun looking wordcloud)