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by Leary 7y ago
One of the key findings coming out of China is that CT scans can outperform reverse-transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR) lab tests in diagnosing the Coronavirus[1]. [1] https://www.itnonline.com/content/ct-p
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Early signs of the coronavirus were spotted, spread and throttled in China(straitstimes.com)
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Case of Coronavirus of Unknown Origin Confirmed in Santa Clara County(nbcbayarea.com)
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by Leary 7y ago
Why is their capacity in the hundreds and not in the thousands
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Plasma treatment hope in coronavirus fight as China reports 5090 new cases(scmp.com)
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by Leary 7y ago
What if the death count were 0? Would it be even less robust?
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by Leary 7y ago
death rate in China ex-hubei: 0.3 percent. Death rate outside of China: 0.3 percent. What is being under counted is the number of infected in Hubei, not the number of deaths in China ex-Hubei
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by Leary 7y ago
Cause two happy people is better than one very happy person
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by Leary 7y ago
How do u suppose startups will cater to these 300 million Amish users?
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by Leary 7y ago
It's clear that there are many infected people who have not been confirmed, possibly on the scale of 100,000. Most will probably show mild to moderate symptoms but expect total deaths to rise into four figures.
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by Leary 7y ago
Bilingual native speaker here, got 0/3 of my attempts.
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by Leary 7y ago
and my mention of "Community Guidelines" was in reference to Tiktok's, not HackerNews. Sorry if there were any confusion that caused any offense! I like HackerNews' guidelines.
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by Leary 7y ago
Thank you for your comment, moderator dang. I understand HN is a place of great intellectual curiosity where the Freedom of Speech is valued. In the context of potential contentious political issues here in America, however, I also understa
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by Leary 7y ago
I personally think all speech should be free except those that advocate violence or break the law.
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How is this implemented technically? Does TikTok know what every video is saying through speech recognition? What if I unfurl a Free Tibet flag in my video (visual only)
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by Leary 7y ago
I hate companies that abide by the ideological positions of the country they're from. Hopefully the US can pass a law that bans the use of any social media app that harms Freedom of Speech through the insidious use of "Community G
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Escalation and Conflict in U.S.-China Economic Relations(csis.org)
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The decision was reached unanimously by all 190 some countries. It's good to see countries working together to reach a compromise.
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by Leary 7y ago
More precisely, depictions of Winnie the Pooh as Xi Jinping are banned, not Winnie the Pooh itself.
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Zaha Hadid’s ‘starfish’ airport opens in Beijing(theguardian.com)
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I hope they also censor the white nationalist and sexist content that I see all the time on TikTok. Especially annoying are the ones that imply a woman's role belongs in the kitchen.
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by Leary 7y ago
It took Tesla 16 years to become profitable, does Nio have enough cash to last another 12?
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by Leary 7y ago
https://www.change.org/p/international-court-of-justice-requ... https://www.change.org/p/the-grand-chancery-of-the-legion-of... https://www.change.org/p/international-police-a
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by Leary 7y ago
Because nobody who can read Chinese would think this car is real, it looks entirely like a joke.
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Clearly this is one of those mainlanders with more money than sense who did this as a "joke".
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I've seen those for 30 years, it's not futuristic at all.
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"HONG KONG—Chinese authorities have detained a FedEx Corp. pilot in the southern city of Guangzhou, elevating pressure on the express shipping giant that is already in Beijing’s crosshairs amid a U.S.-China trade war. The pilot, a form
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China’s Tencent to Invest in Educational Startup VIPKid(wsj.com)
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Dependent Origination / Pratītyasamutpāda(en.wikipedia.org)
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by Leary 7y ago
"In 1914, the Puerto Rican House of Delegates voted unanimously in favor of independence from the United States, but this was rejected by the U.S. Congress as "unconstitutional" " [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.

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