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China notes serious problems in coronavirus response. WHO keeps praising them
(washingtonpost.com)
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datashow
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The death count outside of China is only 1. The 0.3 percent outside of China is not a robust number.
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datashow
7y ago
OK. I just used the Deaths / ( deaths + recoveries ) formula: Hubei province: 780/2219 = 35.1% Other provinces combined: 32/1256 = 2.5% So Hubei has 14 times of death rate as other provinces combined.
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7y ago
I agree that Hubei province is the epicenter so we would expect higher death rate. But don't know whether 9 times high is reasonable. Also, the same reasoning would conclude that China's death count in SARS in definitely fake.
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datashow
7y ago
Great work. But I don't see "deaths / recoveries" or "deaths / (deaths + recoveries)" on your webpage.
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I have serious doubt on the death count. According to the numbers I got from https://news.qq.com/zt2020/page/feiyan.htm now: Death rate in Hubei province is 780/27100 = 2.88% Death rate in all the other provi
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After reading the story, I feel the main point is not about immigration enforcement. The main point here is that the government agencies bought anonymized marketing data and used them for law enforcement purpose. On the one hand I do feel t
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Google and Facebook turn their backs on undersea cable to China
(techcrunch.com)
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7y ago
The 2016 poll was not off, what was wrong is the prediction models which did not take account of electoral college sufficiently. Poll and prediction are two very different things.
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> "Satisfaction with personal life" will have very different implications for different people to the point of being useless. Of course "satisfaction with personal life", like many things in survey, can have very diff
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New High of 90% of Americans Satisfied with Personal Life
(news.gallup.com)
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7y ago
It is true that regular practice can easily put you on very high percentile among participants. So it is easy to be on 95% in one or two things. On the other hand, for the same reason, it is very hard to be on 95% in multiple things at the
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Stop a U.S. Coronavirus Outbreak Before It Starts
(wsj.com)
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There are people thinking all need to be done is just "fix the system" and then people who were making efforts will be selected.
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7y ago
Searching for job in a different country, moving to another country for the job, these are by definition ambitious.
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datashow
7y ago
Not really encouraging. You can't make parents more ambitious and effortful. This is basically saying personal efforts matter. I believe this is not most upward mobility advocators want to hear.
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Collection of Pencil Drawings Reveals Trials of Patient at Missouri Hospital
(thisiscolossal.com)
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No, that first article was written in 2019.
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7y ago
This way of interpreting the data is misleading. For population, it still could mean nothing. People are not living in an isolated environment just eating red meat or processed food and do nothing else. At the population level there are way
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7y ago
You don't even need to edit the picture. All you need is just pick the right picture. Just pick a few pictures where A1 was holding A2's hand, and where B1 was not holding B2's hand. Now you have a story.
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mc32 wasn't talking about 2016 vs 2020. It was 2019 vs 2020.
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I think you are stretching too hard. University is not any corporation. The core value of an university is to pursue truth and knowledge, so free expression and free thinking are essential to universities. At least that's how most peop
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7y ago
I'm seriously confused by your comment. Are we reading the same article? Which "corporation" are you talking about?
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Mac or laptop seems to be a good reason for this service, but I am not sure about its value for a PC desktop. $5 / month for 2 years is $120. I can get an OK graphic card to play game on my PC with this price.
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7y ago
I have never used this kind of service before. What is the bandwidth required to stream a game play on a server? And how does the latency affect the experience?
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7y ago
OK. So here is the real news: Shanghai Composite index plunges 8.7% as market reopens https://www.news10.com/news/shanghai-composite-index-plunges... So the $174B isn't working?
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China Virus Cases May Be Undercounted Even with 3k% Surge
(bloomberg.com)
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"When officials at the Texas A&M University System sought to determine how much Chinese government funding its faculty members were receiving, they were astounded at the results—more than 100 were involved with a Chinese talent-rec
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No. Warren did not narrow it to only about voting. Here is her own website: https://elizabethwarren.com/plans/fighting-digital-disinform... Edit: after read through the webpage, I realized that although the webpage tal
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7y ago
If it does happen, for some people, it proves the whole system is wrong, not their own ideology.
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