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by cc81 6y ago
I think 80% for heard immunity is a pretty high count. IFR is a guess and yours could be right. It is lower than NYC but the developing world is much younger than the west so they might have a much lower IFR unless their lack of available h
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by cc81 6y ago
19.9% for the city. You are still in the end of the flu season though so some of those excess death numbers might be that.
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by cc81 6y ago
I get incredibly weird and vivid dreams from Prednisone and I know a friend who was prescribed Benzo (not sure what kind) and also got very vivid dreams. I don't know if is the same type he describes but it is like a normal dream; just
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by cc81 6y ago
On the other hand we did not call the "Swine Flu" the "North American flu"
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by cc81 6y ago
That is also the symptoms of the ordinary flu which is the more likely candidate.
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by cc81 7y ago
I assume it is because they are like all other huge international companies in that aspect so people ignore that part and focus on other parts. i.e. Facebook does the same and is, like IKEA, hammer by it in Europe and elsewhere but Facebook
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by cc81 7y ago
IBS is "clearly not" as it is a diagnosis based more on symptoms (many different) and there is no clear understanding of the cause behind it. And if you look at IBD such as Crohn's or Ulcerative Colitis then sure.
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by cc81 7y ago
Confirmed cases is difficult to measure as countries test so differently. Sweden has a lot of deaths (though not exceptional if you look at per million inhabitants) and I believe it will rise; the question is how much lag there is and how m
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by cc81 7y ago
And I don't think it reflects the sentiment here in Sweden either, there is a lot of internal critique and a lot of people want harsher methods (regardless if it actually does anything). Sweden have rising deaths and will be hit hard l
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by cc81 7y ago
Sweden is not very homogeneous anymore and the first deaths were disproportionately foreign born from one of the worse place to live in Stockholm.
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by cc81 7y ago
Sweden has imposed several restrictions and Sweden will have problems regardless of lock-down or not due to a very limited amount of ICU beds.
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by cc81 7y ago
>The software giant counted 32 million daily active users of Teams last week on March 11th, but this jumped by 12 million to 44 million daily active users yesterday. https://www.theverge.com/2020/3/19/21186
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by cc81 7y ago
If devs are the ones generating revenue for the company. Not all companies are software companies.
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by cc81 7y ago
Are G-suite even in the same league as O365? I have no numbers and might be incredibly biased by location but I feel that all the "boring" office companies in Europe has moved towards Office 365 as a natural step. That is of cours
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by cc81 7y ago
AWS is bigger but I doubt they have seen the same type of change in traffic as I don't think they have the same traffic patterns that would be affected by something like this. Teams was used before but suddenly in my company you had 10
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by cc81 7y ago
I've been in discussions about internal applications with few hundreds users and very moderate amounts of data being shuffled and stored and some people, of various backgrounds, are just so convinced that we need to go all in on Kubern
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by cc81 7y ago
I mean sure, but I was just saying that countries outside US takes unauthorized access to personal medical data incredibly serious.
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by cc81 7y ago
They have shared a lot of data and I've heard scientists in the west to be very thankful over that. Does the tests for antibodies even exists yet? I heard it was some weeks away?
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by cc81 7y ago
It is as tough in Sweden, doctors and nurses have of course access to patient files but every access is logged and if someone is caught accessing files about a patient they are not working with they will be reprimanded or fired.
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by cc81 7y ago
I can understand that it is prudent to take a worst case scenario here but it depends on how widespread this thing already is without us knowing it. So Sweden has right now 1,639 confirmed cases with 16 deaths so far. There are some young p
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by cc81 7y ago
>Current situation in Geneva, Switzerland - 2 critical male patients, one 27, one 29, no prior comorbidities at all. Not sure they will make it. Wife is a doctor and just checked this in their information system. I don't know about
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by cc81 7y ago
I think the interesting question (that we don't know yet) is how much of these actions are political because they want to show themselves strong and the public demand some kind of action. And how many of these actions are needed to fla
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by cc81 7y ago
This is a special case of course and I work for a company where we are told to work from home right now regardless of symptoms or not. However when it comes to the common cold that is something that will be going of for weeks and return sev
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by cc81 7y ago
Breaking the back button and not using propers URLs are two cardinal sins in SPA development.
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by cc81 7y ago
I would like the Teams UI to be compressed more and some other things but otherwise it is alright. There is a problem with people creating teams channels, upload documents there and then people come and go and some of those documents that s
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by cc81 7y ago
There are of course insane cases of abuse but there is also tricky part where the cost of the medicine in total will be very high because the population suffering from it is small and the medicine is very complex to develop. Even IF the hea
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by cc81 7y ago
>Inevitably, new hires would be unhappy that they did, in fact, have to write vba code all day and would argue for switching to a better language JavaScript alone should prove that the "better" language does not win on language
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by cc81 7y ago
I think he has a point though and I don't disparage elevating people like her because she broke gender and racial barriers in addition to making great contributions. But it was a pretty huge team effort and you will never know of that
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by cc81 7y ago
MDMA has a very measurable effect but what is interesting if it can be combined with therapy. I saw a short youtube-video about one of those trials and the that patient they interviewed seemed positive (yes, I know n=1) because MDMA at that
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by cc81 7y ago
Yes, don't give them your soul but often effort is rewarded and a company consists of people who can stick their neck out for you. Unfortunately they also might consists of people who will stab you in the back... When I was working as

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