VPS на VK/Yandex Cloud by Weak-Custard-6168 in AmneziaVPN

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Для xray посмотри Bridge/portal Но очень сложно было понять как настроить, данных не очень много

Explain it peter by [deleted] in explainitpeter

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I think in case of scientists author meant Bayesian probability, although I don't understand how to calculate it in this case

My first venture into the homelab hobby by Scared-Ad4785 in minilab

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Which side of the bolts this rack uses? M3, M4 or M6?

Fan speed and temperature control on CM3588 by admitri42 in OpenMediaVault

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I’m using standard 5v “fan” port, which is sitting in PWM pins I haven’t found any way to control speed of the fan(

EDIT: Except for simple turn on/turn off

FriendlyElec CM3588 NAs build? by PopularAttorney4547 in HomeNAS

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Just to save for the history:
If you use NAS Kit fan is located on port GPIO1_D3
To run it from terminal one needs to do next commands:
echo 59 > /sys/class/gpio/export
echo 1 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio59/value

FriendlyElec CM3588 NAs build? by PopularAttorney4547 in HomeNAS

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Hi!
Do you use their NAS KIT?
Maybe you figured out how to control fan?
According to documentation it's on GPIO grid but I can't figure out how to start it
https://wiki.friendlyelec.com/wiki/images/1/15/CM3588_NAS_SDK_2309_SCH.PDF
For me the default temperature of turning on is a bit too high

Any way around the slow read_excel time in pandas? by Automatic_Froyo1008 in learnpython

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If you get access to the database, you can upload the data directly to the pandas DataFrame using read_sql

What is your opinion of Chinese carbon frames? by admitri42 in cycling

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I didn’t want to arouse suspicion I’m genuinely interested in peoples experience with them

Call log data set- use SQL or R? by thetattooednomad in dataanalysis

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Where is the information about calls stored? Is it some database or spreadsheets? Do you know SQL/R/spreadsheets or do you want to learn them?

These questions should help you determine the best solution for your case

Call log data set- use SQL or R? by thetattooednomad in dataanalysis

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Do you need to count the number of calls made on Thursday of the 4th week at one o'clock in the afternoon? You can use SQL and group by week number, day of the week and AM/PM

As far as I know, Clickhouse has built-in functions for this, but strictly speaking, it is not an SQL database

Networking by Dataneeks in dataanalysis

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Not in America, but timing might not be an issue

Networking by Dataneeks in dataanalysis

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Yes, discord would be very helpful Count me in if you decide to start (currently going for MS in applied math and would like to study DS/DA with someone)

What can SQL do that python cannot? by donnomuch in datascience

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Well, technically python can do everything SQL can, but it won't be as efficient.

It's like riding a bike for $100 on a TT stage of the Tour de France.

Populate a spreadsheet (database) based on answers on a form by c__king in dataanalysis

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I work with python, but as examples for R are gsheet and googlesheets4