While working on #2160, I discovered that the FAQ answers linked from other answers only get into focus in mobile views - on full desktop views, the answers open up but they are not brought into the viewport if they were outside of it.

GlobalWarming works by taking the cumulative carbon scores on a per world basis and translating that into a temperature based on the configurable models files.

Right now we support a /gw debug temp <value> command which will manually override the worlds temperature by calculating the score that the desired temperature matches to and setting the worlds score in the database. However, we t

Model per country available here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1f1j9EeVn9czOZBJKLXvgPwnmldakxuJ7/edit#gid=439900614

Could be converted to a factor by country

I think the definitions of ΔzF and ΔzC should be documented and commented on in the code in src/Operators/areas_and_volumes.jl and src/Grids/vertically_stretched_cartesian_grid.jl, and probably also mentioned in the docstring for the vertically stretched grid.

In particular, I am not sure if ΔzF yields the delta between cell faces, or is defined at cell faces (and therefore gives

Right now, when the number of cigarettes is >50, we limit to show only 50 cigarettes:
https://github.com/amaurymartiny/shoot-i-smoke/blob/f1c67a4cf04d87d9bc82b3414453f582e8b18c46/App/components/Cigarettes/Cigarettes.tsx#L54-L55

However, it's 40 cigarettes and 180 cigarettes seem to have the same number of cigarettes:
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• Document what each module does
• Link to design docs?
  • Dedicated software design docs
• Onboarding docs
  • What are our systems and processes
  • Development guide

data/world_topo_sans_antartica_highres.json is a TopoJSON file encoding the Project Drawdown regions: OECD90, Eastern Europe, Asia (Sans Japan), Middle East and Africa, Latin America, plus China, India, EU, and USA. It is used with Altair charts for map projections in the Jupyter Notebook researc

https://finalscope.com/award-winning-ideas-to-save-energy-at-home/

Replace existing colors, e.g Colors.linkGreen by the new ones :

e.g Colors.green80

Evaluate the options:

• Gitbook
• Gatsby based docs sites (with netlify)
• Docz.site

Setup the selected infra, and port existing documentation over to it.

As part of trying to address why Hector's cool bias for RCMIP @mnichol3 has been looking into a potential issue with N2O emissions. As we have been looking into it something that I am curious/confused about is Hector's N2O component.

@cahartin @ssmithClimate @bpbond @pralitp I am hoping that you can shed some clarity on what is going on.

Based on the emissions files it looks like N2O is be

Currently ScmDataFrame uses datetime.datetime to represent dates internally. As the rest of OpenSCM uses np.datetime64, this could/should be replaced by np.datetime64.

• smooth scroll
• highlight reflist item
• tooltip on hover?

Follow this:

[ dataset_name ]( data_link) A short description

make sure it's a public dataset!

Steps:

1. 🌟 the repository
2. Fork it
3. Make changes to the README by adding the dataset name and link as mentioned above on yours forked repo.
4. Make PR for that
5. That's all
   Congratulation 🎉

Hey,
i found this nice project.
Is it possible that the documentation from

Doku Technisch_Client_Cloud Setup

and

Doku Technisch_Server_Cloud Setup

is mixed up?

We probably should issue a warning about excessive memory usage when using Cholmod with large grids. Perhaps over 5M cells?

Circuitscape/Circuitscape.jl#232 (comment)

A warning that may be clear is something like "Cholmod is a spare direct solver that consumes a lot of memory. A landscaspe with 5M cells will require roughly XGB of RAM. Please use cg+amg

It would be nice to have a handful of "standard" derived variables added to the database without the need to calculate them by hand. Initial candidates would be per capita values for final/primary energy (total), GDP, emissions, and intensities of energy/GDP, emissions/GDP, or emissions/energy. The Kaya decomposition indicators would be a good first step: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kaya_identi

A new stable version is out: https://github.com/facebook/react-native/releases/tag/v0.62.2

• Study the Changelog for deprecated features which we might need to adapt in https://github.com/react-native-community/releases/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md#v0622

• Use Upgrade-Helper to check for changes in the project files https://react-native-community.github.io/upgrade-helper/?from=0.61.5&to=