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Posts by Amie Albrecht

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Japan reveals new name for 40C-and-hotter days after blistering summer The term - kokushobi - translates to "cruelly hot", "brutally hot" or "severely hot", and comes after Japan's hottest summer on record.

A new language for climate change was voted in: “kokushobi” heat, >40°C (104°F), from the Japanese word koku, meaning harsh or cruel. 2nd choice for the new heat term was ‘super-extremely hot day’ or ‘cho-mosho-bi’, while ‘sauna day’, ‘stay-at-home day’ and ‘boiling day’ were also among the choices.

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Thanks!

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Did they say what they expected as the return? ie do they mean they don’t need it for their chosen degrees?

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Any suggestions as to the cause?

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What a great pic!

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for sure

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I found it very easy to think of a word after the first guess. But interestingly, there were only two choices.

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thirteen charts. wildly different. some are circles, others crosses, horizontal lines, vertical lines, randomly scattered, and also, a picture of a dinosaur

thirteen charts. wildly different. some are circles, others crosses, horizontal lines, vertical lines, randomly scattered, and also, a picture of a dinosaur

i think my favourite version of anscombe's quarter is the "data dinosaur"

all thirteen of these graphs have the same mean, variance, and correlation

when people graph an average value, and nothing else, they're lying to you

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Congratulations!

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I’m surprisingly okay with this one. But the towel one blew my mind. Replace my towels when they are threadbare or smell? What a revelation.

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Treble Clef: here are the notes I hope you like them ☺️

Bass Clef: I moved all your stuff, good luck finding anything, Ds are Fs now fuck you

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I'm a data scientist @ourworldindata.org and I need help from a botanist or someone local to Kyoto, Japan! 🌸

We present one of the world’s longest climate records: 1,200 years of peak cherry blossom dates in Kyoto.

The researcher who maintained it, Prof. Yasuyuki Aono, sadly passed away last year.

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Book cover "Migrations" by Charlotte McConaghy

Book cover "Migrations" by Charlotte McConaghy

Franny follows the last Arctic terns to Antarctica, running both toward and away from something. McConaghy writes a woman who is both strong and fragile, and builds toward an ending that gives both tension and resolution in exactly the right measure. #read2026

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Jane is amazing! I have been really lucky to learn from her.

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Needed some help on this word …

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Picard ethics tip: The fact that a conflict has many sides does not imply that every side has merit.

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When you are someone who is known for having a little nap on the sofa at 7:30pm, daylight saving hits really hard.

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For one thing, the sausage sizzle is on the other side.

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AI generated image of a Bunnings store.

AI generated image of a Bunnings store.

Yep. Definitely doesn’t look like this.

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A dog paw resting over a human foot.

A dog paw resting over a human foot.

Dog love really is the best love.

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Tweet from @parsfarce:

american birds: chirp chirp
european birds: cheep cheep
australian birds: FUCKIN АНАНАНАНАНАНА

Tweet from @parsfarce: american birds: chirp chirp european birds: cheep cheep australian birds: FUCKIN АНАНАНАНАНАНА

As a Strayan, this one always gets me.

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Yes! I learned this from another lecturer.

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I cross my zs but I can’t remember why. I had a Turkish lecturer who did and I admired it. Perhaps that’s why.

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