In cases where peer-reviewed publications exist, would it be furthermore possible that the "Preferred citation method" or the "Described in" flag on @asclnet.bsky.social is pointing directly to the DOI or the publisher's website instead of taking a detour via SciX/ADS?
This can cause confusion and we already had cases in the past where authors were citing by accident the ASCL record instead of the actual publication, because it was the first entry they have found on SciX/ADS.
Hey @asclnet.bsky.social and @scixcommunity.bsky.social teams!
Would it be possible that software on ASCL, that already has a peer-reviewed publication, is automatically merged into one single SciX/ADS entry instead of having two individual records?
Notebooks zum selber Experimentieren stehen auf GitHub als Repository zu Verfügung.
github.com/stammler/pca...
Eine Einführung zur Hauptkomponentenanalyse im Kontext der Visualisierung von politischen Clustern ist hier zu finden:
nbviewer.org/github/stamm...
Übereinstimmung der Parteien zueinander.
Zusammensetzung der zweiten Hauptkompenente, der vertikalen y-Achse:
Diese Thesen bewegen die Parteien bei Zustimmung am weitesten nach oben bzw. unten.
Zusammensetzung der ersten Hauptkomponente, der horizontalen x-Achse:
Diese Thesen bewegen die Parteien bei Zustimmung am weitesten nach rechts bzw. links.
Die erste Hauptkomponente, die horizontale x-Achse, spiegelt dabei üblicherweise das klassische Links-Rechts-Spektrum der Parteienlandschaft wider.
Hauptkomponentenanalyse zur #Landtagswahl 2026 in Rheinland-Pfalz.
Datengrundlage sind die Positionen der Parteien zu den Thesen im #Wahlomat.
Astronomy on Tap and pub quiz tonight in Munich at Kooks bar!
Notebooks zum selber Experimentieren stehen auf GitHub als Repository zu Verfügung.
github.com/stammler/pca...
Eine Einführung zur Hauptkomponentenanalyse im Kontext der Visualisierung von politischen Clustern ist hier zu finden:
nbviewer.org/github/stamm...
Übereinstimmung der Parteien zueinander.
Zusammensetzung der zweiten Hauptkompenente, der vertikalen y-Achse:
Diese Thesen bewegen die Parteien bei Zustimmung am weitesten nach oben bzw. unten.
Zusammensetzung der ersten Hauptkomponente, der horizontalen x-Achse:
Diese Thesen bewegen die Parteien bei Zustimmung am weitesten nach rechts bzw. links.
Die erste Hauptkomponente, die horizontale x-Achse, spiegelt dabei üblicherweise das klassische Links-Rechts-Spektrum der Parteienlandschaft wider.
Hauptkomponentenanalyse zur #Landtagswahl 2026 in Baden-Württemberg.
Datengrundlage sind die Positionen der Parteien zu den Thesen im #Wahlomat.
From guest author Rajat Saxena: Today’s bite looks at how planets are formed in the “bumps” of protoplanetary disks.🔭✨☄️
astrobites.org/2025/08/26/b...
A white protoplanetary disc at the centre of the picture takes up most of the frame. The elliptical cloud of dust and gas consists of some gaps creating a ring-like structure to the cloud. In one of the larger gaps/rings a little dot (a planet) is visible.
A very hungry planet! 🪐
What appears to be a ripple in space is actually a newborn planet, eating its way through its dusty cradle around a younger version of our Sun 🌞
Read more: https://www.eso.org/public/images/potw2534a/
🔭 🧪 #exoplanets
📷 ESO/R. van Capelleveen et al.
Geeeez!!
I remember you making fun of the DustPy release delays. 😅
![Comic. [planets and astronomical bodies in various shapes with comments pointing to them] Typical Exoplanet System: Giant planet orbiting so close that it’s actually rolling on the star’s surface; Hot Jupiter; Mini Neptune; Planet that could be habitable, if there’s a form of life that hates water but loves acid and being on fire; Cold Jupiter; Potentially habitable void; Hot Mars; Planet that may actually be in the habitable zone, according to a very optimistic modeling paper by some desperate postdocs; There’s a pulsar here but it’s probably fine; A waterworld paradise with beautiful oceans and warm— Wait, no, we just got new measurements, it’s a hellish steam oven; Mini Pluto; Earthlike data artifact; Wet Saturn; Either a gas giant or a fist-sized rock, depending which calibration method you use; Faint dust cloud that will cause several papers to be retracted; Somehow this whole system is smaller than the orbit of Mercury?!; Planet whose surface may host conditions suitable for rocks](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:cz73r7iyiqn26upot4jtjdhk/bafkreiarfi2ggmv32pbpagsawnfvq3qpvww6qnptusklp2skmj7dqclewm)
Comic. [planets and astronomical bodies in various shapes with comments pointing to them] Typical Exoplanet System: Giant planet orbiting so close that it’s actually rolling on the star’s surface; Hot Jupiter; Mini Neptune; Planet that could be habitable, if there’s a form of life that hates water but loves acid and being on fire; Cold Jupiter; Potentially habitable void; Hot Mars; Planet that may actually be in the habitable zone, according to a very optimistic modeling paper by some desperate postdocs; There’s a pulsar here but it’s probably fine; A waterworld paradise with beautiful oceans and warm— Wait, no, we just got new measurements, it’s a hellish steam oven; Mini Pluto; Earthlike data artifact; Wet Saturn; Either a gas giant or a fist-sized rock, depending which calibration method you use; Faint dust cloud that will cause several papers to be retracted; Somehow this whole system is smaller than the orbit of Mercury?!; Planet whose surface may host conditions suitable for rocks
Exoplanet System
xkcd.com/3103/
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And before anyone asks, the correct ranking of Paulaner sodas is:
1. Spezi
2. Zitrone
3. Orange
Three example of the Paulaner colormaps on the protoplanetary disk HD 163296 showing an almost axisymmetric disk with distinct rings and gaps substructures and a small vortex-like feature in the Southwest direction. Left: Spezi color scheme going from purple via red to yellow. Center: Orange color scheme going from red to yellow. Right: Lemon color scheme going from green to yellow.
Protoplanetary disk HD 163296 from Andrews et al. (2018) using Paulaner Colormaps.
Is it incredibly useful? Probably not.
Do you need it? Hell, yeah!
