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bloodearnest

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    Comment #40112834

    Indeed it does, we are well aware of this, and write about it extensively. The leader of the OpenSAFELY project produced the Goldacre review for the UK Government, which discusses …

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    Comment #40077063

    FWIW, the highest precision of location available is UK's MSOA[1] regions, which is more like your whole neighbourhood than your street. And whilst that level of data is available,…

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    Comment #37234330

    I don't think so - do you have a link?

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    Comment #37233343

    Also, the OpenSAFELY team are actually all honorary employees of NHS England as part of the Information Governance for the project. Thus AIUI we are beholden to their policies and …

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    Comment #37233239

    Nice Tuesday morning surprise to find your work on the front page of HN! I am one of engineering team working on OpenSAFELY at the Bennett Institute. Feel free to ask me any questi…

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    Comment #13559060

    Some good points, but just to clarify snaps current behaviour re libssl et al: Snap makes a distinction between a minimal set of critical core system dependencies, and application …

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    Comment #6605118

    I think readlines() is slower in python 3 due to unicode decoding. Python 2 did no decoding, readlines() returns python 2's str type, just bytes. You'd have to decode yourself (or …