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by chvid 7y ago
I have a feeling that this is only going to accelerate after COVID19.
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by chvid 7y ago
In Denmark most patient in intensive care are in respirators. Sweden is probably similar.
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by chvid 7y ago
It is no just one paper. There are plenty of peer reviewed papers out there, published in reputable outlets, that analyzes the origin of the virus and none of them indicate that it is artificially made.
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by chvid 7y ago
But it has been examined and the virus traces back to animals and earlier strains which were not as contagious. This is one of the many papers on the subject: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41591-020-0820-9 So why ar
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by chvid 7y ago
"The virus is created in a lab" is a conspiracy theory that is being kept alive because of the way American politics work. People asume that all this writing is "organic". It is not. It is orchestrated and coordinated. B
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by chvid 7y ago
Who produces the Vanmoof bikes? When I looked into getting an e-bike I was amazed on how many brands just where reselling products (in their own name) made by a few Chinese factories that also sold the same bicycle on Alibaba. I ended up ge
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by chvid 7y ago
Before we blame the cruise lines, the fitness clubs, the airlines, the ski resorts, the buffet restaurants ... lets remind ourselves that it is not a job for random companies to access the seriousness of potential pandemic virus. They have
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by chvid 7y ago
It is all very fun to chat about but I am going to be boring and say that in 10 years the Corona-crisis will be just a blip in the distant pasts. In 10 years the world will be more concentrated around the big cities. People will travel more
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by chvid 7y ago
The politicisation of the study has been a sight to follow. It is bit sad as it seems to be powerful study and given the attention to the subject, publication of priliminary results are perfectly in order.
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Preliminary result of the Gangelt, Germany Covid-19 case cluster study [pdf](land.nrw)
64 points by chvid 7y ago|76 comments
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Coronavirus outbreak may have started in September, say British scientists(scmp.com)
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by chvid 7y ago
It would be nice to have free private npm repositories like the free private github repositories ...
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by chvid 7y ago
Didn’t know google had so many senior vice presidents ...
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by chvid 7y ago
There is a study in Germany done on an outbreak in Heinsberg that has a similar result.
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by chvid 7y ago
I read an estimate for the Danish economy that a full lockdown costs 4-5% of annual GDP pr month. Meaning that if it goes on for a full year the output of the economy would be half. Even in a full lock down some parts of the economy is stil
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by chvid 7y ago
There was an earlier discussion here of youtubers seeing traffic growth but total revenue drop hinting at lower advertisement through Google as well. But "nearly eliminated" sounds like a lot.
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by chvid 7y ago
S&p500 five year chart
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by chvid 7y ago
I think it is done for aesthetics - surely you can do watermarks or edit detection without it being this visible.
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by chvid 7y ago
COVID19 hits patients with health problems and old age harder; those patients are probably also more sensitive to the side effects of chloroquine or other drugs.
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by chvid 7y ago
Given the high salaries in sf for software development, your rate sounds reasonable.
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by chvid 7y ago
This hits the nail on its head. In the end it is all about making something that people will use because it provides what they need in a broad sense covering security, usability, video quality and a lot of other things.
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by chvid 7y ago
Is that a high rate in SF? Can you bill a full month of it (160 hours) or are larger jobs at a different rate?
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by chvid 7y ago
Would you rather be forced to stay at home for all foreseeable future?
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How Wuhan and the coronavirus are shaping China’s medical reforms(scmp.com)
1 points by chvid 7y ago|0 comments
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by chvid 7y ago
Openshift sells itself as a more secure Kubernetes ... anyone knows how much of this it mitigates?
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by chvid 7y ago
Thanks for the insults. You can follow the writings of our ex pm Lars Lokke who says something similar to what I wrote.
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by chvid 7y ago
It is the same "problem" here in Denmark; massive lockdown and overcapacity for COVID19 treatment. The current level of lockdown is unmaintainable as this virus is probably going to be here for a year or two. However it is very ha
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by chvid 7y ago
Germany (like a few other countries) is in the situation "too much lockdown, too few sick". So it has to remove those lockdowns. This creates a fun political dynamic where the authorities who just spend a month scaring the populat
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by chvid 7y ago
Buggy on Safari (SVG doesn't always show / updates correctly). Otherwise great work.
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by chvid 7y ago
You are correct but in this situation there is fear and anger which leads to isolationist policies. The path out of this, both the handling of the virus and the economic fallout, is more corporation and trade. For Japan it means more trade

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