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Is it possible to download worldometer COVID-19 country data?

I don't think it is possible (from a read of faq, about) there seems to be no way to download data. Have a look at alternative data sources in another question, but of these I would use the Johns ...
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How can I work with a 4GB csv file?

I recently had to parse the 6GB NPPES file and here is how I did it: $ wget http://download.cms.gov/nppes/NPPES_Data_Dissemination_July_2017.zip $ unzip NPPES_Data_Dissemination_July_2017.zip $ split ...
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How can I work with a 4GB csv file?

I am a big fan of tad which crunches these kind of files easily.
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Trying to link ZIP code to core-based statistical area

I think that you can get what you want from two resources: The R package noncensus contains a data set called zip_codes that lists the following features for each zip code: zip. U.S. ZIP (postal) ...
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Master Song Database containing popular titles and artists

If you're looking for some other options, I suggest checking out the Wikipedia page on this topic. You can find it at the link below: List of online music databases I have not used them all, but ...
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How can I work with a 4GB csv file?

You can try nitroproc. It's currently a beta version I think, but allows to sort/summarize/filter/etc. It's free.
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Is there a set of data points available to draw an outline of the coast of the British Isles?

The European Environment Agency hosts shape files of European countries. The British Isles: http://www.eea.europa.eu/data-and-maps/data/eea-reference-grids-2/gis-files/great-britain-shapefile This ...
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Is there a set of data points available to draw an outline of the coast of the British Isles?

Check OpenStreetMaps Overpass API, which is geared at data consumers. The outline of British Isles is definitely available in OSM. It boils down to how to extract it from the database. After some ...
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Is it possible to download worldometer COVID-19 country data?

to clear philshem's comment up for the non-programmers, here's what to do: Right click anywhere and open inspect element. Then click the search button at the top right and with the top search bar (not ...
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Where to download annual data for heating and cooling degree days for US counties not one-by-one, but all at the same time

One option would be to use Python or Bash to write a script that will construct the csv data for you based on these two websites: https://www.degreedays.net/ https://energy-data.io/energy-tools/...
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How are the Human Rights Data Analysis Group (HRDAG) data delimited?

It is a tab-delimited file. You can read it in with the the readr package. For instance: readr::read_delim( '/Path-to-Folder/SL-TRC-data.csv', delim = '\t')
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Time zones and country ISO codes

There is IANA tzdb with a list of all timezones. It's quite complex and changing since timezones change too, for example in Russia timezones changed several times during the last 20 years.
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Get list of all villages/towns in India

Yo can get all the required data from official website data.gov.in. The data seems to be divided into state level, so maybe you will have to download ~31 csvs'. They have csv, ods, etc. they also ...
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How can I flter data from a stream of very large text files?

Have you looked at AWS Athena yet? It doesn't require any additional storage (besides the existing S3 bucket) and you can query the data (all of it) whenever you want - for example if your query ...
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Sensor data trains dataset

Not sure if this dataset matches your requirements completely. At least it reads as a dataset from a German logistics company having sensors mounted on shipping containers. The description is in ...
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Trying to link ZIP code to core-based statistical area

https://www.huduser.gov/portal/datasets/usps_crosswalk.html This has what you need. CBSA to Zip Code mapping.
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Trying to link ZIP code to core-based statistical area

The LEHD program of the Census Bureau publishes crosswalks which map every Census Block to a number of other geography types, including ZCTA and CBSA. You could download one of these crosswalks, ...
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Applying filters to headers in a huge CSV file

I'd suggest you look at TextQ (disclaimer - I'm its developer). It can import a big CSV file and allows you to manage its schema/structure: parse date and numbers in various formats; rename or hide ...
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How can I work with a 4GB csv file?

I've had good luck in R (without resorting to fancy packages) of reading CSVs up to and beyond that size. The nice thing about getting it in RAM, if you can swing it, is very fast manipulation.
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