A new study suggests that the Atlantic overturning circulation AMOC “is on tipping course”
"It’s observational data from the South Atlantic which suggest the AMOC is on tipping course. Not the model simulation, which is just there to get a better understanding of which early warning signals work, and why."
The power of federation. If mastodon.social were to shut down today, I would lose connection to 137 people I follow or who follow me, or 9% of my total connections.
Presumably, many of them would move to another instance, or even another fediverse platform.
It's where I experiment with all things web, like #html#css#javascript esp. #svelte and #svg most often in the context of #dataviz or similar forms of visual storytelling.
As noted in the comments, the SIMD batch processing here is to illustrate the overall usage and handling. In this specific example, the main bottleneck is the actual canvas drawing step (esp. in Firefox, which in this case is ~3.75x slower than Chrome [latter easily manages 60fps]). The SIMD step could handle magnitude(s) more points per frame, also on FF...
As an aside, this is now already the 140th (!!!) fully documented small example project, bundled as part of the https://thi.ng/umbrella monorepo... Please do tell me at which point the prejudice of not having enough starting points & info about these packages will be fading into oblivion... 😅
Also big thanks to Maximillian Schulte for sending me off on this topic (as a tangent) via an issue on GitHub... I've been meaning to create more examples for these above packages for a while! Last but not least, hat tip & nerd sniping @demofox re: colored noise... 😎🤩