enchiridion

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by enchiridion 7y ago
More like 5-10 days. There will be a massive spike on Wednesday when test results from Quest start coming in.
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by enchiridion 7y ago
1 and 2, by far.
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by enchiridion 7y ago
I disagree. One of two things are going to happen. 1. Significant quarantines in areas which have never seen them. or 2. Mass infection and death. Both will be remembered.
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Maybe in a way. I think they are driving at an orthogonal argument. The DNA is more or less useless without cells. It seems like the machinery of the cell carries information about the whole of the organism in an abstract sense.
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by enchiridion 7y ago
I don't know about the rest of reddit, but r/coronavirus seems pretty good.
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Could be. Either way, I get the same feeling of paternalistic calming that's coming from most mass media. Not something I would expect here. Let the information flow. Generally, the people here seem resourceful. More information leads
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Exactly #1. From what I've seen, in a best case scenario we have 30k extra ventilators. Reportedly, 6% of cases require ventilation. Some quick math shows that only .16% of the population needs to be infected at the same time for our v
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Are COVID-19 posts being censored?
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by enchiridion 7y ago
People keep bringing up edge cases like this. If we look at strictly died/(recovered+died) the mortality is 6%. Obviously it's lower because there are recoveries which are not recorded. I'd tend to believe that the statistici
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by enchiridion 7y ago
I am seeing some harsh comments here out of fear. I dealt with the same reaction from family members. The U.S. is doing very little to prevent this. A lot of people, especially elderly people, will likely die. It will also likely have a sev
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Minor correction, you make it sound like 2% of 20% which is a .4% fatality rate. The total fatality rate is 2%
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by enchiridion 7y ago
I keep seeing similar arguments. Does that mean China's response is based on FUD? If it is really just a flu, then why the drastic measures?
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Zinc + vitamin c
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by enchiridion 7y ago
I don't believe that applies here. I remember seeing on another thread that you would expect to see lots of 20-50 year old deaths with CRS, like the Spanish flu. From what I've seen, COVID mortality seems to be proportional to age
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Why? Genuine question
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Comedic gold here. I wonder what things will change if it becomes seasonal? The community nuts may have to go.
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Why are the comments here so hostile? Seems awfully critical, even for hn.
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Some of the unmarked buttons on those machines will mute the ads. Depends on the model.
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by enchiridion 7y ago
Is there a good way to test a gan for overfitting?
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by enchiridion 7y ago
The boundary of a line segment is its end points. Intuitively, it a line doesn't have end points, then it's a loop i.e. a closed curve without boundary
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by enchiridion 7y ago
This seems like a good place to share a gentle intro to persistent homology I recently read. https://towardsdatascience.com/persistent-homology-with-exam...
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by enchiridion 8y ago
I believe the article posted yesterday pointed out that Orcas will eat shark liver, which is about 25% of a shark by weight and also very calorie dense.
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by enchiridion 8y ago
He makes pretty good coding tutorials.
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by enchiridion 8y ago
Just noticed your username. Are you the YouTuber?
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by enchiridion 8y ago
Having a newer translation helps with this. One of the ideas he pushes is plain speech. I felt silly reading about that in a translation with lots of "thous" and "shalls".