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by op03 7y ago
Maybe more multi-disciplined group based (given how much more complex most problems are for individual experts to grapple with by themselves). Probably rated like team sports.
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by op03 7y ago
Interesting point. But maybe there is also difference in air travel/contact between Germany/Italy/Spain and China.
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by op03 7y ago
It's probably related to travel happening between jan-feb with China specifically Wuhan. What would be interesting to see is the air connectivity between Wuhan and all the most effected spots.
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by op03 7y ago
As far as I understand (from random reading on the net) its more or less the same bunch of procedures for most patients. After a day or two everyone in the ICU probably knows what to do.
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by op03 7y ago
Not that complicated to keep things running. Lots of stuff is redundant, designed to be idiot proof and automated. But more importantly, if you look at the way things are breaking down in different countries, the failures aren't happen
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by op03 7y ago
What are these people even leaking these days? I want to know what happens when the telcos and internet go down? Do we still get Netflix through Army satellites or not?
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by op03 7y ago
Nothing good is not something new to humanity. Ask the German and Japanese survivors of WW2. India has gone through its own share of unimaginable trauma such as Partition. Travel around the Balkans today or Russia and talk to people about t
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by op03 7y ago
Check this out - might help with the implementation/ideas - https://halleyprofita.wordpress.com/portfolio-2/flutter/ http://correll.cs.colorado.edu/?p=2315
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by op03 7y ago
I knew a guy who quit his Wall St job and worked on investing/trading from home. Nice house, financially well off, kids, working wife etc but he hardly ever got out of the house. In 2 years he developed this lung condition (apparently
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by op03 7y ago
Newton did his best work on calculus, gravity etc during the Bubonic Plague shutdown - https://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/woolsthorpe-manor/features/...
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by op03 7y ago
Nice job and interesting. Where did you get the IP to country mapping from?
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by op03 7y ago
In a hyperconnected world, people with certain psychological Traits and Needs are going to keep causing a lot of unintended consequences. Their behavior gets amplified. Especially if they have a lot of energy and are well networked. And its
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by op03 7y ago
It's impossible not because its hard to give people money. It's impossible because the corporate mega machine is already auto programmed to extract as much cash out of people, in ways most people can't even comprehend. How el
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by op03 7y ago
Having spent some time around cancer hospitals, I hope they are asking patients what they want and offer palliative options. Not everyone who has been through enough (esp in and out of hospitals) wants to spend more time in ICUs. Sometimes
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by op03 7y ago
If the Post is to be believed they are just moving to the Hamptons and socializing - https://nypost.com/2020/03/19/we-should-blow-up-the-bridges-...
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by op03 7y ago
Where I work we regularly get a bunch of kids from the neighborhood college who have projects but are looking for mentors, or are looking for projects/mentors. Its not at all complicated to setup. Don't wait around for stuff to ha
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by op03 7y ago
This is what will happen to the 1000 bucks that they deposit in all accounts. People don't get the number of systems that will automatically target the most vulnerable/easily exploitable as soon as a deposit shows up, is a much bi
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by op03 7y ago
This will go back and forth for years. The truth is the world is too complex and both sides will make mistakes. Thanks to complexity, the solutions will be incomplete and half baked. Such solutions will create their own issues that can comp
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by op03 7y ago
Do you remember the name? Sometimes I get that feeling looking at the history of large software projects that have been around a while through upgrades, downgrades, branches, growth, layoffs, acquisitions, mergers etc etc. I like the sound
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by op03 7y ago
Do the math for your neighborhood or county and you will sleep better. State numbers and national numbers for anything can freak anyone out if they dont deal with large numbers day in day out. Big numbers hide small numbers distributed all
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by op03 7y ago
Cool it Django. Big numbers hide little numbers. The numbers that matter are local numbers surrounding you. No leader will tell you that cause they want obedience.
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by op03 7y ago
Maybe something like https://hitrecord.org - click find a project
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by op03 7y ago
I see the current hyperconnectivity state as similar to what happens in human babies brains. They are much more hyperconnected than the adult brain. To the Baby everything is a black swan event. The more connected we get we revert to that s
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by op03 7y ago
I think the power grid is tested like that once in a while after the 2003 blackout - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Northeast_blackout_of_2003#Lon... https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-018-04287
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by op03 7y ago
What do you mean trick the western media? As if "tricking" the western media is such a complicated thing. Have you heard of WMDs, the subprime meltdown, election of Obama/Trump, Brexit? The Western media is a unrepairable fuc
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by op03 7y ago
>> I still feel slightly excited to learn new skills What you learn at work during crisis can be very valuable. Especially with unexpected events that people up and down the food chain, don't know how to handle. It's like be
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by op03 7y ago
America has lost its hive mind
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by op03 7y ago
Michael Crichton's Airframe. No reason other than it was lying around.
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by op03 7y ago
It exists. Its not that people "don't allow" non-authoritarian institutions/solutions. Its that they have their own limitations in dealing with complexity. Rationality is Bounded. Know what the bounds are. Read some Herb