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Lorenzo Isella

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Data analyst and IT project manager at the Publications Office of the European Union.
Statistical physicist in a previous life, data enthusiast and curious about technology.
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Joined November 03, 2022

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Lorenzo Isella @larry77@fosstodon.org

· 5mo ago

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@shikokuchuo This is very interesting. I use mirai together with futurize, https://www.futureverse.org/index.html . Does it mean I can use my existing code as is and simply call share() on the data I want to apply my parallel framework to?

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Futureverse

Parallelize your R code by changing one line - and run it anywhere

Lorenzo Isella @larry77@fosstodon.org

· 8mo ago

@claesdevreese Are we talking about *electricity* production only, or *energy* production, which is much more general (e.g.the airplanes fly by burning fossil fuel, so they use that to produce energy). Do you have a more official reference? Because I remember vaguely that electricity production was only a slice of energy production. See for instance https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20260121-1 and https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/web/products-eurostat-news/w/ddn-20260114-1

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Lorenzo Isella @larry77@fosstodon.org

· 5mo ago

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@shikokuchuo Beautiful answer! Thank you

Lorenzo Isella @larry77@fosstodon.org

· 4mo ago

I cannot find the post on mastodon, but at https://pastebin.com/uxk9HpcR , I recreated the "living animal" using #RStats . See the post on the Wolfram community website https://community.wolfram.com/groups/-/m/t/3713047 . Impressive that something which resembles so much an amoeba can be coded in a few lines! See the works of the original creator at https://nitter.catsarch.com/yuruyurau

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Lorenzo Isella @larry77@fosstodon.org

· 5mo ago

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@Posit@fosstodon.org very interesting, but I did not find info about how to select and use the cpu. Any link? Thanks