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I don't know about safe and easy, have you seen those blades??? Easy to lose a couple of fingers, I reckon

This fella?

I will appeal it.

Trust me, it won't be finished in time for the new season Besides, training the algorithm on the historical data won't be of much use now with all the regulation changes... So I'll do just the rudimentary, primary predictive modeling this year so that I can find all the technical solutions and get it working in the first place, and then will put it to the test in 2023 season based on the data of 2022 season. After that, definitely world domination

That's definitely a LIDL Don't they have those machines in the UK? It's literally everywhere Europe.

VPN alone won't help you much, I'm afraid, as they also do address verification on the card you're using for payment (so it nieeds to be registered in one of the countries where F1TV is available). There's a workaround though, I believe - if you use VPN on your phone and then sign up for F1TV via their app, using Google Pay or Apple Pay as a payment method... Haha Nah, I simply like merging my hobbies with things I'm learning, as that gives me motivation to keep learning and progress faster. When I started with python two years ago, my course finishing project was writing a script that automatically calculated superlicense points for drivers in junior categories

Also @RondónEFC if you know some programming, there's a python package for accessing F1 historical timing data and telemetry (and a huge amount of other data) called FastF1: https://github.com/theOehrly/Fast-F1 I've been using it to run some data analysis from time to time, and I'm using it now for building a Machine Learning based F1 race prediction model for my AI & Machine Learning course. Alternatively, if you're a non-programmer, Ergast API offers similar historical data as online queries or as spreadsheet databases: http://ergast.com/mrd/ . Then there's also this website for using the same data to generate lap times and telemetry graphs for driver comparisons etc: https://www.f1-tempo.com/ It could keep you occupied for ages

Yeah, it's both terrifying and fascinating (and also extremely humbling) to see the power of nature in action. The shockwave looks crazy... Tsunami warnings are now given to certain areas in Japan and islands in the Pacific, too.

Ah yes, now I remember you telling me this last off-season If you do torrents, there's a massive collection since 1978 on reddit...

Rewatch old seasons you haven't watched before...

Recently finished watching White Wall, a Swedish-Finnish mystery thriller sci-fi series. Loved it, and couldn't stop watching it. Very suspenseful, eery and atmospheric, and the story is pretty novel and unique. Hopefully there will be Season 2... https://www.imdb.com/title/tt9648870/

Massive volcano eruption in Tonga, causing Tsunami warning all the way through to Australia and the US.

That's extreme dedication, hard work, and strong will power. Massive news.

Oh, and Jos Verstappen's team is currently leading in their class in 24h of Dubai

Dakar has finished.

https://www.axios.com/cdc-omicron-death-delta-variant-covid-959f1e3a-b09c-4d31-820c-90071f8e7a4f.html Fantastic news, and another confirmation for initial data from South Africa. 53% reduction in risk of hospitalisation, 70% reduction in length of hospitalisation, 74% reduction in risk for ICU, and 91% reduction in risk of death. Large study sample with varied demographics, too. Over 52000 Omicron patients in the study, and none needed mechanical ventilation!

The Doctor joins Audi WRT team in GT World Challenge Europe for a full season!

I'd just open a Wise account, if I were you. You can open a Euro account and get an IBAN account number for transactions in Europe.

US banks do not use IBAN standard, so he won't have one.

I got 8. Got the sprint races and Kimi's wins ones wrong.

He uses this thing: https://thepooter.com/ He shows it literally in the first 30 seconds of the video...

Look at the size of it

What kind of "devastating effects" could it potentially have on a world level?

They canceled the visa of a Czech tennis player who had been in the country for weeks already and even played a match in a practice tournament, and detained her unlike Djokovic, she doesn't have the resources to fight the Australian government though, so just agreed to leave.

Nice. Looks like a still image taken straight out of some Roland Emmerich disaster movie