Cool concept! It would be nice if after the game was complete the tiles linked to the wikipedia entry for each event so the player could learn more.
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Thanks for sharing that! Very cool.
As a CS undergrad at Berkeley in the 90's I took an upper division math class in which we worked through the "old school" proof which was brand new and exciting then. Pretty much everyone else in the class was a math grad student. I don't think I understood more than 20% of the material! :)
App Store Connect was down for me but appears to be up again now.
Yes I'm sorry, Area Forecast Discussions are a product of NOAA/National Weather Service in the United States and its territories. They do cover a lot of ground from Guam to Puerto Rico, the continental US and Alaska, but not Europe.
Great to see some love for Forecast Discussions! As a pilot, and overall outdoor enthusiast I've relied on Forecast Discussions for many years. If I may be so bold, my app Deep Weather for iOS is designed to be the most convenient and easy-to-read source for Forecast Discussions. It's free (with some more advanced/optional features requiring a subscription): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/deep-weather/id528748182
This is false (of Oregon.) I live here and have a kid graduating with honors from High School this year. Wish it were true.
Very cool. The Ken Burns effect application of the algorithm is particularly impressive.