Yeah the “free market” will work itself out /s
USA is facing a similar problem with boomers retiring.
net neutrality
Would that have protected Firefox users from YouTube’s throttling speeds of anyone using the Firefox client?
In that case you can iterate over the rows instead of using apply()
Test it out and see if it’s more efficient.
Also, you can improve performance by only passing the required columns to apply()
df['c'] = df[['a','b']].apply(function, axis=1)
Actually this seems like a better solution for you.
Here’s another approach, I like this one more because it is a closer match to the problem you described.
Check the result_type=expand
argument for df.apply()
When the system crashes?
So very rarely I guess.
This is a joke, right?
This is a huge step in the right direction… All these post docs funding their research with federal grants then when they discover/create a successful drug they price it as if they funded the research themselves.
The desperate pleas of a king who lost his crown.
The writing’s on the wall bro. Why don’t you just do what the U.S. oil giants are doing and take that $ and invest in renewables and the future?
Hamas threw the first punch then ran to hide in the shadows.
How else can you retaliate without blowing up everything casting a shadow?
I don’t think the money is the root of evil in Musk. I think he was a bad man before he got rich. What we are witnessing is the result of a bad man who got too rich and now he can assert his will with his wallet in politics, economy, business, and anything else he chooses.
It’s sickening.
Lol… Which morals? Grabbing them by the pussy or taking Putin, Bolsonaro, and Kim Jong-un side?
Not to mention withholding emergency aid allocated by congress for Turkey until Erdogan bends the knee for a political favor.
Oh yeah and refusing to accept defeat in election and attempting to rile up his base to overthrow the U.S. government in seditious conspiracy.
Claiming mike pence, his own VP, should be hanged?
Those morals?
Hmm… Something something Firefox
I sit it behind a traefik reverse proxy, I have a few other services running too, no issues.
Nextcloud AIO (all in one) is a docker compose nextcloud instance that handles all of the optimizations for you. That’s what I use. I host it on a VPS I lease from contabo. Nextcloud is fast enough for me. I don’t need lightning speeds.
Yeah lol… Why curb supply to artificially keep prices high? Sounds like a antitrust issue.
Read the official docs to build from source.
chmod +x ./install.sh
./install.sh
Hmm usually not a secure practice to do this
Same. I can’t remember the last time I started a docker container without a compose file.
Your ssh private keys are safe, assuming nobody has physical access to your home directory. You can configure them to not require a password.
If someone has physical access to your computer then they could become compromised. If you are worried about that you could encrypt the whole drive.