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by chvid 7y ago
It is the level of testing isn't it? Death pr. infected goes from 0.4% (Germany) to 1% (Diamond Princess) to 7.8% (Iran) to 9% (Italy). If you have plenty of resources and you do contact tracing you are going to find many cases and the
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by chvid 7y ago
The president really shouldn’t write this stuff in his twitter though: https://www.scmp.com/news/world/africa/article/3076240/coron... Coronavirus: Nigeria reports chloroquine poisonings after Donal
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by chvid 7y ago
HYDROXYCHLOROQUINE & AZITHROMYCIN, taken together, have a real chance to be one of the biggest game changers in the history of medicine. The FDA has moved mountains - Thank You! Hopefully they will BOTH (H works better with A, Internati
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by chvid 7y ago
I think this is a good question. Here are some random observations on Japan: 1. Japan, Tokyo area in particular, is crowded but clean and neat. 2. The Japanese, contradicting western prejudice, are not particular healthy. Lots of heavy drin
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by chvid 7y ago
Absolutely world class DJ set right now.
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by chvid 7y ago
Your modelling - how well does it match the actual data? Does it reproduce the actual data from the countries (China, Iran, Italy) furthest in the epidemic's lifetime correctly? What does the terms moderate mitigation, weak mitigation,
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by chvid 7y ago
I agree with this. TypeScript makes Java and .NET developers think they understand the language and platform and causes a lot of irrelevant design to be copied over into the JS world where it mutates and becomes absolutely poisonous. Just l
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by chvid 7y ago
There is no Mac OS X and Apple's service/warranty. Also if you try to match the boxes spec by spec; the Mini are usually not that much more.
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by chvid 7y ago
So much naysaying here. The Mac Minis are excellent for certain use cases (like a home server) and they last forever. Great that Apple is updating them regularly.
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by chvid 7y ago
This is an important question and it needs to be answered. There needs to be systematic sampling of the whole population so the number of infected can be correctly measured and the policies should be based on that. This is also what WHO is
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by chvid 7y ago
Great! Let’s get China to ramp up the production.
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by chvid 7y ago
Let’s call for global cooperation and modern solutions rather than going backwards in time.
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by chvid 7y ago
I don't know what Denmark is but I am worried. Three weeks ago our PM was busy playing petty political games with the opposition, today she is shutting down our borders preventing all foreigners entering the country.
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by chvid 7y ago
Just to be clear. I have no opinion on whether this is blown out of proportion. I can just see that my own country is choosing the most extreme measures (packaged in nationalistic rhetorics) where as our neighbours are not. The idea that th
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by chvid 7y ago
Depends on why the increase in cases? Just because succesfully traced and identified a group of cases, it doesn't tell you anything about the growth in the true number of infected. There are 10 people in hospitals in Denmark for COVID1
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by chvid 7y ago
Here in Denmark we have just shut our borders. You can no longer enter as Swede. We as nation put on extreme measures but there is no visibility. What is the true number of infected in Denmark? There is no sampling or systematic measurement
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by chvid 7y ago
I thought this polymerase chain reaction test was something you could do at any university hospital?
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by chvid 7y ago
It is a bit freigthening to follow US politics on this. Everything seems to be politicized. I compare it to Denmark where the opposition fully supported the government's decision to shut down schools and send home public sector employe
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by chvid 7y ago
China recently gave a bunch of test-kits to Italy ... maybe you can talk to them?
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by chvid 7y ago
The president says that clearly in his address. However the stuff about cargo being included is really odd. As if he was freestyling rather than reading. Other than that; I fail to see the point of this. There is already community spread in
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by chvid 7y ago
VAT is postponed but only for larger companies. This will hit smaller companies hard; particular service sector such as hair dressers, restaurants, contractors etc.
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by chvid 7y ago
My interpretation is that the Trump administration maximized the effect the virus outbreak had in a trade and propaganda war against China but in return sacrificed America's internal preparation for a potential outbreak.
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by chvid 7y ago
Great presentation. I took a look at the example: https://github.com/redwoodjs/example-blog As I understand "JAM Stack" the point of the M is to have large chunks of your application pre-rendered. However in
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by chvid 7y ago
There is no one, even in China, who dies of starvation because of government lockdown.
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by chvid 7y ago
Ok. Let's hope that is enough to get the spread under control. It is still far from the lockdown in Wuhan where people are not allowed to leave their appartments and get food delivered by the authorities. I am in Copenhagen where the l
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by chvid 7y ago
I am very curious about the lockdown in North Italy. Are you still going to work? Are supermarkets open? Are restaurants and cafes? Is public transport running?
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by chvid 7y ago
Of course it works. It is just very expensive.
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by chvid 7y ago
But seriously. I have seen many places just move the files from their old vcs and into git. It is wrong to say you loose the history; you just have to go into old system to access it. Also sometimes; you change from a monorepo approach to a
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by chvid 7y ago
Who wrote this piece of junk code? ... git blame ... oh ...
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by chvid 7y ago
I like how you guys are pouring free money into the financial system while still asking $3000 if an uninsured person needs to be tested.

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