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I just loved this post. Thanks for posting it! I mostly loved the hint of concatenating when reading. The code reading hints are awesome and I will use them!
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What technical reasons are there to have low maximum password lengths?
TL;DR; “The Internet is full of chimpanzees.”
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This application is temporarily over its serving quota. Please try again later. … This means cant read :-(
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Really awesome, where can I find the source of their data?
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It is a very pretty map. If you look in the bottom right corner, you can select one of three display models, and there is a description of where the source data comes from and how often it is updated.
Short answer- ICON uses DWD (Germany), GFS uses NOAA (United States), and GEM uses CMC (Canada).
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In case anyone else isn’t seeing this, the data-source widget isn’t shown on mobile (presumably to bring down small-screen HUD clutter), but it is on desktop.
There’s a useful caveat in the HN discussion about these models, in that they’re generally fairly course-grained and laggy, so good for getting a general overview of global weather, but not for precise “nowcasting” of what will happen in your location within the next hour or two (or even what’s happening right now).
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I belive it’s private data from the Czech meteorological company, see here: https://www.ventusky.com/about
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Really good article!
Awesome post! Thank you so much!