5 results for “scalable”
Riptide is an interactive application for tsunami simulations that runs directly in your browser.
Choose an earthquake scenario, simulate wave propagation and record water levels at virtual tide gauges.
It was developed by Mika Brückner, Yannik Köllmann and Jan Vogt as a student project in our Tsunami Lab.
Try it: https://squadcommit.github.io/Riptide/
Read more: https://scalable.uni-jena.de/teaching/2026/11/03/riptide.html
Researchers introduced FABench, a scalable backtesting environment for forecasting agents, along with an automated pipeline that discovers events, generates questions, and resolves outcomes for any past forecast date.
Source: arXiv
https://arxiv.org/abs/2610.40940
#MissKittyPolitics #AI #Research This may be superior to #solar #datacenters Miss Kitty researched, but it may not be as scalable. And the solar data centers that #MissKitty researched do become #carbon #negative so that part is a huge compelling reason to do them. Or this. Will research & post. 👇🏻👇🏻👇🏻
RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:3i4ezbrmg4mxm5l4eaijajq2/post/3mze6omgtl22n
🚀 Why build compilers and language servers in Go?
A big thank you to Mark Sujew for showing how Go's goroutines, type system, and predictable performance make it a great choice for building scalable, high-performance developer tools! 💙 #GoLab2026
First test of my new 1 L hydroponic pots, designed and 3D printed in PLA 🌱
One pot per plant (one plant = one biological replicate), a number engraved on each lid for traceability, an aeration port, and a 3D printed air splitter too. A wooden rack keeps everything in line. The design is fully customizable and scalable.
Next up: mineral nutrition experiments.
#Hydroponics #PlantScience #PlantNutrition #3DPrinting #OpenScience #PlantBiology #Research #Academy