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You cannot create the Azure VM from an iso file. In Azure, you only can create the VM from the managed image or the image provided by the Azure platform, you can create the VHD file locally from the iso file and make it match the rules of Azure and upload the VHD file to Azure storage, and then create the unmanaged VM from it. Here is an example that creates Azure VM from the VHD file.

I have finally comes up with something. I assume there is a better solution than the one I used and I would be glad to read about it if someone post it.

I have used the dplyr package to join my initial dataset with the one containing the letters and then added those letters as a group in the aesthetic part of my plot. I used the code bellow :

The main problem when replacing from a list are partial duplicates:

For example, you have "De minimis" and "De minimis non curat lex"

In a text like :

I have found the solution and the problem was not the length of the JSON. The problem was that in those long strings there are one "\ that breaks the hole petition.

In conclusion, HTTParty does not allow you to put \" in the variables that you send. The petition worked in Postman but can´t do it with HTTParty, I have also tried Faraday,Excon,HTTP,RestClient and the problem is the same in all of these gems.

Sorry, for my bad explanation in the question, by the way, thank´s everyone for your comments.

This should probably be on code review, since it is a complexity issue, but then again, the algorithm as written, does not work for large N:s so I'll persent an alternative approach.

Deleting element in the middle of a list is likely to lead to very many (and costly) memory operations. It is much better to try to keep them to a minimum by first prepare a (random) list of elements and then access them in a linear fashion. There is a very nifty function called random.shuffle that can be used for generating a random list: