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by aquadrop 6y ago
If new pfizer's vaccine has similar numbers, e.g. 90% after two shots and 80% after one shot, can it be more efficient to just use one shot, considering current race with time since we need to deliver vaccine to billions of people? Are
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by aquadrop 6y ago
"You are technically correct, the best kind of correct" :)
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by aquadrop 6y ago
There's also a lot of people who don't feel the same way and I think you know it. So probably no need for "saved the click" part in your community service.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Sorry, but what your PR office's response looks like is just a more elaborate way of saying "Don't worry, we lie all the time"
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by aquadrop 6y ago
And also doesn't include XPoint "storage/SSD", so yep, literally only NAND.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Exactly the mode described in the post I was answering to. I could cite the whole comment, but I don't see a point.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
You suggest this mode for forever?
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Why do you say that now in 2nd wave health care is being overrun? Amount of cases is much higher, but amount of deaths and hospitalizations is much lower.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
I did this and didn't notice any benefits. And it was very slow.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Someone's assembling furniture, someone's imaging stars, someone's laying bricks, someone's creating crud apps. All good.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Yes, excellent one. Especially first 8 season with all the initial actors. It worked great as our family dinner night series.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Main problem was that FDA set too high of a target for tests compared to PCR, iirc it was around 80%, where did they get that number is unknown. There were companies that had rapid antigen tests created back in February (fx E25Bio) which ha
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by aquadrop 6y ago
That's exactly was is talked about in the podcast by the doctor. It's not random 50% accuracy, it catches all the people it needs to catch, because accuracy depends on amount of viruses they shed. Accuracy on people who are transm
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Yep, this was an eye opening video, showing how current mindset for virus test accuracy is wrong. If early on we channeled even small portion of all the trillions used to help with covid negative effects, world would be much better off now.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Recently there came out huge serology study from Spain and according to it retail workers didn't have higher covid rates.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
They didn't get covid to be fair though. There was exposure, but no one tested positive.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
I read the article and saw the video. I'm answering to the comment talking about the general problems of the approach.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Can't radar and cameras augment each other and help to solve false positives? I just don't understand, it's pretty simple thing to notice, humans can solve it with vision only. It doesn't need to label what it is exactly
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by aquadrop 6y ago
You still ultimately will be exposing server you're talking to by ip, right?
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Yes, that's how flu looks every year.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
We're talking about all deaths here. https://www.euromomo.eu/graphs-and-maps clearly shows when all deaths started to grow .
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Yep, and if you look at average CPU load percentage, it's usually in single digits.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Where do you get IFR for covid19?
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Ironic that something called "Agile" is religious forced as a rigid system by consultants.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Can you describe taken measures in Sweden?
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Would also be nice if there was cause of death data, so you could filter out stuff like car crashes, murders, accidental falls etc.
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by aquadrop 6y ago
Isn't better way just limit possible amount of power needed(downclock CPU or something) instead of just refusing to give user anything?
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by aquadrop 7y ago
They also overdeliver sometimes.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
But people there are already familiarized with left-to-right system they currently use with cyrillic symbols. And I meant not just for tourists, but in more general sense of being part of global world, especially for smaller nation.
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by aquadrop 7y ago
That makes much more sense though, you're changing from something less known to more know, easier for tourists etc. Changing to a less approachable vertical system is different...

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