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by hnrodey 6y ago
You appear to be a completely reasonable person. Given that we each have so much to say I'd be up for an in-person conversation via FaceTime/Zoom/etc. if you're interested. You make several valid points for which there i
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by hnrodey 6y ago
First, I appreciate the thought you put in to your response. Every possible demographic has experienced some type of negative outcome from COVID. Most people make a full recovery. Have the fit and healthy passed from COVID? Absolutely, albe
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Lockdown and restrictions have been the primary means to control the spread of COVID. COVID, as a disease, should be taken seriously. It is absolutely more serious for some than others. Ultimately every person needs to exercise personal res
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by hnrodey 6y ago
>My response is that we should be mad at the government for failing to enact policies to actually eradicate COVID, who instead decided that it's hopeless and that we should only use halfhearted, ill-enforced methods of questionable
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by hnrodey 6y ago
I have a significant amount empathy which is why I have invested personal time and actual dollars in building this site and engaging in professional discussions. My empathy is primarily towards the people who have worked hard for what they
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Test positivity is part of the story, but not the story. If you are not getting tested it’s almost certainly because you’re not actively sick and/or been exposed. There’s value, in my opinion, to knowing how people people have not have
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Read the remainder of that paragraph.
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by hnrodey 6y ago
655,000 people die every year from heart disease. In the US. Where’s the outrage and concern from eating pie and cookies for breakfast?
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by hnrodey 6y ago
What would be your response to the small business owners who lost their livelihood because government arbitrarily decided to cut off their revenue stream? The kids who are being left behind because schools across the country have gone virtu
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Fair enough on the censorship term - no one from the government has reached out to me yet ; )
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by hnrodey 6y ago
In the US we have pinned 1000% of our hopes on a vaccine. What if the vaccine does not deliver the expected results? What does the average layperson expect the results to be?
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Censorship with my site has been off the charts. Definitely does not fit the public narrative.
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by hnrodey 6y ago
I'm working on a COVID data website using public data from the New York Times. It's on my list to make the code open source but I'm just not there yet. FWIW, based on county test results and my anecdotal poking around the US
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by hnrodey 6y ago
I used the term "COVID negative" in an earlier post and that was a huge mistake and that mistake has occurred only on this HN thread. I added an edit to that comment to say I was wrong. No where on thecovidcomplex.com do I use the
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Life is full of risk and trade-off’s. I document my grievances on the About page. Asymptotic transmission is real (per the CDC) so I’ll accept that as fact. Ultimately if you view yourself as a high risk then it should be a personal respons
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Thanks for calling me out. It was a mistake in my earlier comment and I have added an edit. I need to do better.
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It’s all there. https://thecovidcomplex.com/states
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Also, I have consciously avoided the term COVID negative. Exactly why I write “have not had a COVID positive test”.
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by hnrodey 6y ago
I would report test positivity rate if I had a source. I’m not trying to hide anything. I contend that if you are not taking a test it’s because you didn’t need a test. It’s also misleading to report only case positivity. Some areas of th
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by hnrodey 6y ago
You should be skeptical of everything you read on the internet. I applaud people who want to confirm what I have provided. All data is available on the page and I’ve provided links to all sources.
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Hi, I appreciate the comment and discussion. I disagree with the statement that the number is meaningless. Media outlets are free to singularly report the number of positive cases. I see it all over mainstream media (CNN being the worst off
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by hnrodey 6y ago
In the past 14 days, 99.798% of residents in San Francisco County have NOT received a positive COVID-19 test. See for yourself at https://thecovidcomplex.com/state/california/san%20francisco... Full disclosure, I
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by hnrodey 6y ago
How I actually learn to use the new language features ; )
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by hnrodey 6y ago
I learned Vue 2 a couple years ago for use during personal projects. It's been nothing short of a joy to work with (even though there have certainly been some beginner frustrations). Vue presents topics clearly and implements them in w
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by hnrodey 6y ago
100% and aligns with my personal experiences as well. I've built countless things that never went anywhere or materialized. Yet even today I continue to refer back to these old projects because I need to use again something I've b
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by hnrodey 6y ago
google: angular http post call -angularjs
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Interesting! Given that I subscribe to both then maybe it would save me a few dollars on the subs.
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by hnrodey 6y ago
Your GraphQL api is capable only of what you code it to do. GraphQL is nothing more than a "contract definition" on what callers can ask your API to do. The responsibility is still totally up to you to determine what database quer
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by hnrodey 6y ago
I think ..... most people have no idea what they actually look like when hunched over a keyboard. It would do wonders to have a large mirror next to our workspace so one could see just how preposterous they're contorting their body.
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by hnrodey 6y ago
The Vice episode on Wim Hof is worth the watch. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaMjhwFE1Zw&feature=emb_logo

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