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Sam Van Horne, Ph.D.
@DataAngler@vis.social
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I work as a data scientist but don’t ask me what one is. Really I make charts for a living. Departing Frequentism for Bayesian data analysis. Cycle whenever possible. Go birding at every opportunity. Is known to tangle a fly line in shrubs.
Preston von GabbleduckNew take on Jingle Bells has landed. #music
Ummet Ozcan - Mongolian Jingle Bells (Official Music Video)
Hervy Qurrotul AinurHey #Fediverse! I made a thing... 🚀
A minimalist #Quarto template to help you:
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👉 Repository: https://git.sr.ht/~hervyqa/starter
Perfect when you need clean publishing without distractions!
JamesWNealCalifornia Attorney General asks the public to help identify federal agents engaging in misconduct. And yes, you can submit video. Here's the link. https://oag.ca.gov/ReportMisconduct
Steve HermanA notification from CBS' 60 Minutes that a report scheduled to air in this evening's program about El Salvador's notorious Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo (CECOT) mega-prison has been postponed.
Max LeibmanCool Ranch Doritos implies the existence of Dad Ranch Doritos.
Laura Manach 
Arkenston#AmazingWorld
In #Alaska, nature sculpted this lone tree into a frozen wave at sunrise.
Relentless wind, drifting snow, and rime ice stacked layer by layer until the branches looked like feathers made of frost.
That soft golden glow is the sun catching every icy strand, turning the whole scene into a winter sculpture for a few brief moments.
Bent by the storm, but still standing. Still reaching.
In #Alaska, nature sculpted this lone tree into a frozen wave at sunrise.
Relentless wind, drifting snow, and rime ice stacked layer by layer until the branches looked like feathers made of frost.
That soft golden glow is the sun catching every icy strand, turning the whole scene into a winter sculpture for a few brief moments.
Bent by the storm, but still standing. Still reaching.
Jeff Atwood
John Carlos BaezBrent Mckean captured this amazing moonlit scene with three combined exposures on an icy winter morning in Manitoba, Canada.
The colorful rings are a corona caused by diffraction by ice crystals near the direction of the Moon.
Outside those rings, a 22-degree halo was created by moonlight refracting through ice crystals shaped like hexagonal prisms.
On the left and right are 'moon dogs', caused by light refracting through thin, flat, 6-sided ice crystals.
At the top and bottom of the 22-degree halo are 'upper and lower tangent arcs', created by moonlight refracting through nearly horizontal hexagonal ice prisms.
A few minutes later the halo and arcs disappeared and the sky returned to normal -- with the exception of a single faint moon dog.
Image source: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap200224.html
For more on tangent arcs: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tangent_arc
