Denton Gentry

For point 1 the var msg []byte is still there but has been refactored into sendMapRequest: https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/blob/c06758c83b23de3a45d0b441221fedc0a73a3f4e/control/controlclient/direct.go#L842 For point 2 the DecodeAll is in decodeMsg: https://github.com/tailscale/tailscale/blob/c06758c83b23de3a45d0b441221fedc0a73a3f4e/control/controlclient/direct.go#L1025

Some additional info: + PDS1 == the climate results if humanity takes the most straightforward, obvious, and cost effective mitigation steps. This is roughly in line with a 2 degree...

Still trying to get a spreadsheet tracking emission results across all solutions checked in to the opensource codebase.

I did check, the head of research isn't ready to release the emissions results for the Drawdown 2020 solution models yet but there is a way to proceed using the...

The UI previously had temperature graphs for each solution, but did so as described in the original comment: each solution was modeled entirely separately, for example a 5 Gton reduction...

The two CORE-Global*.xlsm files contain results from the original Excel versions of the solution models—which the Project still uses for most things. The Excel models now comprise 100 separate files...

I'd like to start an email thread including you and Chad Frischmann, as me pinging about it on slack isn't working well. I found an email address for you at...

The Health and Education part of the model is one of the integration steps: each individual solution produces its results, then the overall set of solutions is brought into integration...

> https://population.un.org/wpp/Download/Standard/Population/ > I believe this would be the UN data source? > Which file should be used? The total population of both sexes or the population growth rate data?...

> I have also done the same for the c2.soln_pds_direct_co2_emissions_saved dataframe, > but noticed the values are always zero. c2.co2_mmt_reduced() and c2.co2eq_mmt_reduced() are the best routines to call to get...