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The "boom" ranges on our snow map for this storm are rather large. Here's why:

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It’s presumptuous to assume you’ll only get replies from experts on this public forum. I linked you a source (from experts) which directly answers your question, not to mention the fact that it was indeed correct. You don’t have to be so rude to someone trying to help you.

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Metro has proactively identified 33 critical bus routes that will continue operating during the winter storm to ensure support for customers traveling to hospitals & life-sustaining facilities. These routes will run with varying frequencies. Full info: wmata.com/about/news/M...

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Sleet is inevitable Sunday-freezing rain is what worries us.

Sleet bounces off trees & power lines. Freezing rain glazes them & that’s when outages become a risk. It's like a sprinkled donut (sleet) vs a glazed donut (freezing rain).

Freezing rain risk increases late afternoon, esp E/SE of Beltway

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Just trying to help. What I said is indeed what the experts said yesterday, see the “Timing” portion of the top-right of this image:

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Me? No.

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You should have no issues Saturday morning. Snow isn’t starting until Saturday afternoon/evening and peak is overnight & Sunday

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Here is how much snow different models are projecting for the Beltway area:
UKMet: 12 to 13 inches.
American model: 10 to 11 inches (primary simulation) | 9 to 10 inches (system average).
European AI model: 10 to 11 inches (primary simulation) | 16 inches (system average).
European model: 7 to 9 inches (primary simulation) | 10 to 11 inches (system average).
American AI model: 11 to 12 inches (primary simulation) | 12 to 13 inches (system average).
Canadian model: 9 to 10 inches
German model: 5 to 6 inches

Here is how much snow different models are projecting for the Beltway area: UKMet: 12 to 13 inches. American model: 10 to 11 inches (primary simulation) | 9 to 10 inches (system average). European AI model: 10 to 11 inches (primary simulation) | 16 inches (system average). European model: 7 to 9 inches (primary simulation) | 10 to 11 inches (system average). American AI model: 11 to 12 inches (primary simulation) | 12 to 13 inches (system average). Canadian model: 9 to 10 inches German model: 5 to 6 inches

Nightly numbers are in. Strong snow signal remains. ❄️

Most models show 7-12 inches around Beltway. Euro AI system avg leading pack at 16 inches. GFS suite the snow-lover special.

But warm air aloft could bring problematic ice, especially SE of DC.

❄️ Still snowy
🧊 Ice in play
⚠️ Fine-line forecast

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Love this mentality, and I agree!

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🌕

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Is there a way to search my Saved Posts?

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How do I search my Bookmarks?

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Ah, it does make more sense in context, thanks for explaining!

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I suppose in the context of “parsing”, “decode” kind of fits “parse” more than “encode” does, assuming the unknown input data is encoded with uncertainty. I can understand that.

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This is awesome but the API is breaking my brain. A codec’s input is something you encode. I think of encoding as coming before decoding. It feels wrong to call decode the “input”.

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countingtls's comment on "Petition to call the semi-false-eyes of Two-Headed Dragons "Dragon Eyes"!" Explore this conversation and more from the baduk community

Update: I learned on Reddit that it’s called a “Coiled Dragon Eye”!
www.reddit.com/r/baduk/s/n8...

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Two-Headed Dragon at Sensei's Library Sensei's Library, page: Two-Headed Dragon, keywords: Life & Death. SL is a large WikiWikiWeb about the game of Go (Baduk, Weiqi). It's a collaboration and community site. Everyone can add comments or ...

I just learned about Two-Headed Dragons senseis.xmp.net?TwoHeadedDra.... According to Sensei's Library, "There does not seem to be a word for this sort of eye (apparently false, but actually real, due to connections in two directions)"

I propose "Dragon Eye"!

#gogame #baduk #weiqi #igo

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Signal-boosting that the game Go (🌐 Baduk, Weiqi, Igo) is good for brain development!

If you’re interested in learning, GoMagic.org is great.

I also highly recommend the new Legend of Baduk app from Korea:

iPhone / iPad: apps.apple.com/us/app/legen...

Android: play.google.com/store/apps/d...

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Agree. I fear it’s going to end up as another revenue model. Free LLMs make money off referral fees, paid LLMs don’t. It would be easy to set up too, just use some combination of agents & MCPs to see if the user’s problem could be aided by an affiliate, then work it in to the response with a link.

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This is so cool! One day I’ll visit Tokyo..

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Same but I still use notifications as a list of summaries / action items! I just review them in my notifications center.

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Ha this is awesome!

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A mentee asked me for a relational database & SQL intro lesson. I made them a quick-start with explanations, pictures, practice questions, next steps, etc! It really helped.

Now I’m sharing it with you! 😊

Send to someone who wants a good quick-start to RDBs & SQL.
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Cherry Trees of Washington DC by Dylan Moriarty — The Map Center Each map is signed, numbered and dated. This is a limited release! Read more about Dylan Moriarty on his page here .

@mapcenter.com Vishnu just showed me his photo of the DC Cherry Blossoms map and IT'S SO COOL! 😍

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Also it can be handy to rerun all cells when needed (if your program isn't too big). Sometimes the state can get messed up, especially if you make changes to an earlier cell that later cells rely on.

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The easiest way for me personally is to use them through VS Code. You can create Jupyter Notebooks right from the command palette (CMD/CTRL+Shift+P) then type start typing “create Jupyter…” and you’ll see it as an option.

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Needed this! TY!

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By the way, if anyone's interested in learning to play the game of Go, I highly recommend Go Magic's free "Go Rules" course that has a few videos with interactive problems in-between. That's how I got started!
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