jobigoud

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by jobigoud 7y ago
I think a factor in the success of your approach is that the two partners should have more or less the same idea of tidiness. If one has more tolerance than the other with say, seeing piles of clothes or plates accumulate, they don't f
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by jobigoud 7y ago
uTorrent has a search tab for example.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
If you go outside you need to know what is legal or not and that could change day to day though. Your city could have a curfew, require a form justifying your errands or whatnot. I normally don't read news at all but in this specific t
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> If the chinese people don't want the chinese government, there is nothing the chinese government can do. Isn't this a bit naive? How do you figure dictatorships ever stay in place? When the power in place controls everything,
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by jobigoud 7y ago
In Iceland the sample is not random. It's based on people volunteering, people with symptoms are going to be overrepresented.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Ears aren't connected to the respiratory system. Lacrimal ducts are, that's why eye protection is important. The virus doesn't enter your lungs through your skin pores either.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Also all the people that are at-risk but financially in a really bad place. Letting cured people go back to life as normal while the others stay in quarantine indefinitely will create some weird unintended consequences.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> 0.12% of the population of Italy died over the past two weeks from COVID-19 I think you mixed up numbers, this looks too large by one order of magnitude. Maybe you used the numer of cases instead of deaths or something.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
However with everyone stuck at home all day long there is an increase in domestic accidents and unfortunately also an increase in domestic violence.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
It does. They are saying it won't continue at this rate for 15 weeks.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
What about the staff? Are they still doing room service? What about when the guest leave, to the hospital or after the 14 days? Who disinfect the room?
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> On average credit cards have almost 2x the volume of germs as cash[1] They measured this by surface area, which makes zero sense in this context. You need to measure by value spent. If I need to spend $200 over a week in multiple erran
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by jobigoud 7y ago
The other reason no one is talking about them is that the WHO continues to list Taiwan as a province of China...
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Country A has zero legitimacy doing this if they have the exact same weapons of mass destruction. Their only argument would be that they are more responsible. It reminds me of parents punishing their kid for smoking while they are smokers t
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by jobigoud 7y ago
You might want to double check with Airbnb because they have put in place a special policy related to covid-19. I am airbnb host, we had someone scheduled for next week. They cancelled and they got a full refund including the airbnb service
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by jobigoud 7y ago
OT but I wish we would stop refering to this as a once-in-a-century event. It appeared from a combo of coincidences that can reproduce very easily in the years and decades to come.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Each outbreak is regional, having the numbers normalised to the total country population doesn't really give interesting information. It is the medical system of that specific region that is at risk of saturation.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> Isn't what the UK is doing effectively flattening the curve that everyone is talking about. No I think their strategy is the opposite, they want a big spike to get it over with. Flattening the curve is spreading the outbreak over
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by jobigoud 7y ago
But if someone needs intubation they should be transported to a different location where they will be taken care of, rather than left alone, no?
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by jobigoud 7y ago
> That's a once-in-a-century, catastrophic black swan event. It's a catastrphic event but I don't see any reason it won't happen again in the coming years / decades. The virus itself could even have worse charact
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I don't know about that. In Italy the system is almost at / past the saturation point and they are talking about ICU triage by age (no access to ICU over a certain age). Some people in the comments were taking this opportunity to
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by jobigoud 7y ago
It's not a redefinition, a "mock execution" is classified as psychological torture.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I'm pretty sure this is recency bias. Remember the TV show "The pretender"? (1996-2000). It was fairly formulaic and every single episode ended up with Jarod, the protagonist, finding out the bad guy and putting him in a conv
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by jobigoud 7y ago
It's like this on the host side. At the end of the review process we are asked, "would you recommend this guest?". As a host we can then filter out of instant booking guests that had more than 3 red flags like this.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
That's not at all the same as what was claimed in this thread that hosts can prevent a review from appearing in the first place and that hosts have to allow the review before it's published.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Well in this sense AirBnB has a much more powerful tool, the host also reviews the guest. So when we consider hosting you we don't look at the possibly bad reviews you left, we look at the reviews other hosts left on you.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
Who did you think the feedback was for? AirBnB employees?
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I have missed a certain weekly meeting twice in the past few years during that specific week where Europe has changed hours but the US hasn't...
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by jobigoud 7y ago
This is the system we had before. Each city had its own timezone. It was changed so trains schedules make sense.
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by jobigoud 7y ago
I think the 2% death rate is only when your healthcare system isn't completely overwhelmed and you have enough mechanical ventilators for the ~20% of cases that need them.

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