starfennec

I have the same issue, I posted to Lemmy communities from my kbin account and my posts are visible on kbin but not on the server I posted to.

Here's my posts history on 2 different servers, both are incomplete:
https://lemmy.world/u/[email protected]
https://lemmy.ohaa.xyz/u/[email protected]

This, and most of China's carbon emissions come from the production of goods for the rest of the world, so they're not the only ones "responsible" for those 50%.

Love Keychron, I have a K2 and need to refrain myself from ordering more keyboards from them

I recently tried putting ficus cuttings in water and was surprised at how quickly they made new roots. They are now potted and grow pretty fast

If you have access to Netflix, comedian John Mulaney made a whole special on the subject recently : link

For context, CNews is the French equivalent of Fox News, owned by billionaire Vincent Bolloré
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Hey, I sent your post to my scientist friend who said this. Hope that helps

"I am an atmospheric scientist myself, and studied meteorology. I took some climatology courses during my studies. I think that to get most out from those courses , you should think about taking some courses in basic atmospheric dynamics (take a look e.g. at Holton's introduction to dynamic meteorology; maybe its not that hard given your background). My work has loads of variability as I conduct various measurements, perform data analysis and model simulations to investigate atmospheric phenomena (not that much pure climatology). Programming is an essential skill, of course in addition to knowing the basic science, familiarising oneself with recent literature, and connecting new findings to those. It's quite fun. Of course job security is not really a thing, and might be better in weather forecasting. Good luck! :)"