A Japanese shrine has recorded one lake's ice for 583 years, as a divination

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margalabargala•about 1 hour ago

Thanks Claude.

oblongsquare69•about 1 hour ago

Looked at data, prose immediately had me close page.

kipukun•about 1 hour ago

An interesting tidbit made insufferable by the writing style of Claude. ATP these articles are a collection of keywords to do my own research.

margalabargala•about 1 hour ago

Absolutely. If anything the AI-ness of this article is particularly bad compared to others we've seen recently.

refactor_master•34 minutes ago

It’s their whole business:

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Ah, a tale almost as old as the one of the lake itself.

imnotr0b0t•about 1 hour ago

It's wild that a tradition like this has stuck around for nearly 600 years and turned into such a valuable climate record. 25 no-cross winters in the last 34 years compared to just 5 in the 50 years before 1950 is pretty much a straight up graph of global warming...