McKayDavis

I don't think its possible to link directly to a specific lat/lon, so you'll have to choose the city yourself.

For Honolulu the "very good" times are between 2am-6am HST, with the direction about 40 degrees (NE)

Video of the banyan tree after the fire:

If a reactor were located on the BYU campus, I would expect it to be public knowledge and tracked by the IAEA.

I used to work on the top floor of MEB for many years and had the opportunity to see the glow of the core in the pool of water on multiple occasions.

Tangentially, the UofU reactor made national headlines last week when a student made a threat to blow it up if the football team lost [3].

The awesome SVG Optimizer [1] has a filter (cleanupNumericValues) to process SVG files to a fixed precision.

The equally awesome SVG Optimizer Missing Gui (SVGOMG) [2] provides a web-based GUI [3] to interactively adjust precision and see the resulting render (and file-size).

Here's some very cool visualizations showing exaggerated vibrations of natural wonders:

> * Forward-declare as much as you can. Forward type declarations mean that the compiler doesn't need to process all of `Foo` when it sees `Foo&` or `Foo`.

I've found the include-what-you-use (IWYU) tool [1][2] can help immensely with automating this process, especially on large code-bases.

It uses LLVM/Clang to analyze a .cpp file / translation unit and produces the minimal subset of exactly which includes are necessary and what types can be forward declared.