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Meme from Futurama showing Zapp saying if we can hit that bullseye, the rest of the dominoes will fall like a house of cards. Checkmate

Just reply with a thumbs up emoji

Yip, work away!

Better than spiders on mars I guess!

Nah Bowie after the singer

This cat has taken down bats flying by before

Be bop ba bodda bope bop ba bodda bope

Galway/Roscommon border in Ireland

Nah Ireland!

I actually got annoyed when I noticed him walk in front thinking it was ruined! But it just screwed the focus!

Cat wandered in front of the camera during the #aurora long exposure

Ireland under a full red warning, all 32 counties

A nation once Éowyn #StormEowyn #StormÉowyn

How old does she have to be before I tell her about Kirsty, it seems one of those rights of passage for a da, that, her cutting the lawn for the first time and making me a cuppa tea

Run it again, it might work this time

First preference votes in the Irish general election shows sf top.

Bearing in mind this is a small sample but fucking hell! Gonna be a hell of a weekend

First batch of nettle beer done! Gluten free bread yeast used so gotta get some country beer yeast next batch #homebrew

McDonald's to buy back all its Israeli restaurants The deal follows a boycott of the business after franchisee Alonyal gave free food to Israeli soldiers.

And people say boycotts don't work...

www.bbc.com/news/busines...

Found the owners eventually but our goats have guests in the field overnight!

I'll tell ya what I didn't expect to be woken up by these things in the garden this morning

Even if you're on life support?

Trying to make people think they are a big writer and not *checks notes* the cuts financial advice columnist

Answer Spoiler if you are doing the course so be warned

N <- 10000
runCount <- 0
for(i in rnorm(N)){
if (i >= -1 & i <= 1){
runCount <- runCount + 1
}
}
ratio <- runCount/N
ratio

if i do it 1000 times i'd expect it to get to about 50/50. 1000000 times even more so.

with that using rnorm its expected to get a number between -1 and 1 68.2% of time

n=10 got .3
n=1000 got .693
n=100000 got .68099
n=10000000 got .6828726
n=1000000000 got .682669

First big thing is the law of large numbers, the more times you do something the more likely you can predict the results. So IF something is outta whack of the ordinary you can spot it. Like flipping a coin, if i do it twice it could be 2 heads or 100% but thats somewhat normal but...

Trying to learn R and my way of trying to keep on track and learning a routine is by posting here. So I'm going from a big fat don't know a damn thing right now through to who knows what.

This is the course I am doing if anyone else is interested
www.udemy.com/course/r-pro...

Just had a flashback to years ago at school when I ran a program that would randomly turn caps, num and scroll lock on and off at random. Set it to run on boot in the scheduled tasks. Fast forward a few years and I'm doing the school yearbook and as I sit down I'm warned that this pc acts weird...

I'm all for democracy and fuck dictators and all that but at the same time can we keep Michael D for another while, 2025 is too soon

Using the ml measurements on the side of a baby bottle lid to measure baileys in a hot chocolate. Can't tell if genius, trashy or just the result of a long week at work.