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by jobigoud 7y ago
> a field that loves to snipe at the only group in the room willing to try and answer questions Maybe the others tried and decided not to publish their model because they couln't make it good enough. The least worst model doesn&#x27
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by jobigoud 7y ago
So you are assuming people may get infected during the week end and won't be infectious the next week end?
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Intel does more than processors though. OpenCV itself originated at Intel and they still have an image processing library and several models of depth cameras with an SDK for face recognition, a physically based renderer and probably many ot
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by jobigoud 7y ago
If you deploy a contingency plan you can't then later say "see it wasn't so bad" using the measured numbers. You have to use a model of what it would have been without the containment measures.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> It is not self aware It's a bold move to encode that into law when we don't know if that woll hold true in some decades.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
What if it's the chain that's broken or a wheel is not straight or a brake cable needs replacing or the bike spent a few years in a cellar and it's not clear to the owner if it's roadworthy or not? Almost everyone has a
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Flattening the curve isn't about the direction of the slope, it's about the height of the peak.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
This makes it even stranger that of all developped nations only the US didn't manage to get this right.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Nobody claimed anything, they said it was "not unthinkable".
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Is it possible that the same reason Sweden has been relatively spared despite its strategy, that is, everyone is already practicing social distancing culturally, means that not a lot of people are actually infected?
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by jobigoud 7y ago
The weirdest part is that it all happened in slow motion. First China, then Iran, then Italy... No secret intelligence needed. But every single time other countries thought it wouldn't happen to them.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I think only excess mortality makes sense. ICU admissions depends on ICU availabilty and has a ceiling when the system nears saturation so it's not very comparable, a country with very few ICU will have low numbers.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
If I understand correctly, no immunity would imply that there won't be a vaccine.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Even without overwhelmed hospitals there is a lot of excess mortality not directly explained by published COVID-19 death numbers. Including in Sweden.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Just yesterday there was a topic about how Sweden had low excess mortality and even in the negative, with all sorts of comments explaining the reason.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Even before the lockdons went into effect the difference between Germany and France was puzzling.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Remove irrelevant positions and focus on projects that match the target. Assumedly during your career you have done multiple small projects on one topic or another, highlight the ones that interest the employer and the ones you feel particu
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Normalized by number of surgeries?
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Watching first person action sports in VR doesn't work unfortunately, it's extremely nauseating.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
GP comment is talking about "Airbnb experiences" a specific offering of Airbnb that's not related to short term renting. It's to book a local guide to an activity.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> This is because they're testing the entire population Not really, they are testing a population of only young, healthy and fit individuals with an obesity rate and other conditions absolutely not in line with the general populatio
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> The false negative rate is around 10% and the false positive rate is also around 10%. So in 100,000 tests, you would expect to miss about 1,000 true positives. > you would also mistakenly get 1,000 false positives I think you mean m
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by jobigoud 7y ago
The article is about the imbalance between matter and anti-matter.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
In that case the use of the word "failed" is very misleading.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
There are VR conference/talks platforms like AltSpaceVR, not sure why none of the big conference are using them.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Life time lost ? If you can't work remotely just pick up some indoor hobbies. Learn Spanish or French, learn to play guitar, experiment with electronics, contribute to an open source software, or teach something you know to someone el
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I think Iran was the first in this category.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Gatekeeping what can be a burger or not is strange. Are you randomly ordering burgers and expecting a single recipe? What about those with chicken or fish in them, they also don't match the original recipe, which means you have to info
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by jobigoud 7y ago
IFR relates death to total infected, not total population.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> DP's demographics is representative of > 30% of population of many/most countries. Regarding age maybe but what about health? Could there be a higher representation of people that have a long illness and want to go on a cr

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