loyalneighbor

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   by loyalneighbor 5y ago

   Hi, thanks for this! You are right. This chart is not the entire US population, it is the sample of the population who has reported a positive COVID test.
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   by loyalneighbor 5y ago

   Not expected behavior, thanks for finding this bug! I'll work on fixing it.
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   by loyalneighbor 5y ago

   Hi, thanks for noting this. I actually intentionally made the most recent day yesterday because today's data will always be live and not actually reported yet. Good eye!
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   by loyalneighbor 5y ago

   This is a great idea, thank you. Currently there is no count of those who got covid vs entire population, but it would be interesting to know! I've added this to the upcoming feature list: https://github.com/michaelboer
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   by loyalneighbor 5y ago

   Yes, that surprised me, too. January 2022 alone accounts for about a quarter of all cases to date in the United States.
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   by loyalneighbor 5y ago

   Ah!!! BRB, upgrading from my free hosting to a paid tier now!
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   by loyalneighbor 5y ago

   Good question, and you are right in that assumption would not be true. This is just comparing against anyone in the US who did catch COVID. I think the title in the plot clarifies this - but I will update the wording to be all the more cl
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   Show HN: Covid – How long did you make it?(michaelboerman.shinyapps.io)

   28 points by loyalneighbor 5y ago|71 comments