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by wyxuan 7y ago
Yep. Ding ding ding! Tried to post this link onto hn but it couldn't accept for some reason. This was a leaked paper submitted to NEJM.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Et voila: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.03.31.018556v1.... Also here's a source on the ventilator time: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8b2govfsa6n0xbq/NEJM_Clinical%20Ou...
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by wyxuan 7y ago
In vitro things usually work out pretty well, but as soon as you hit human trials it becomes really difficult. Hydroxochloroquine worked well against covid in vitro (had a lower toxicity than remdesivir) but turned out that it could be fata
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Leaked paper submitted to NEJM suggests hydroxychloroquine ineffective(dropbox.com)
4 points by wyxuan 7y ago|3 comments
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I was so angry listening to all those delusional council members who thought that suddenly their town could be silicon valley. Nothing wrong with thinking big, but to reasonably believe that you could start many multi billion dollar tech co
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by wyxuan 7y ago
False equivocation. Remdesivir has been actively going through the drug approval process. P2 results for remdesivir indicate that side effects include liver issues. Contrast that with chloroquine which is nowhere near as studied (in context
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Yeah the one your talking about is the p3 trial for coronavirus in Hubei. This study didn't have any primary endpoints
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Makes sense that a manga about thieves contains artistic styles ‘stolen’ from other artists
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Data on 53 Patients Treated With Investigational Antiviral Remdesivir(gilead.com)
18 points by wyxuan 7y ago|30 comments
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by wyxuan 7y ago
It's what had to be done, but it's a real shame it got cancelled this year. Although, since it's all bots anyway I wonder how it would be if all the teams sent just their robots and competed.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Shareholders sue companies all the time. Usually an enterprising law firm will cook up some claim and start collecting plaintiffs (shareholders) and then when they win the law firm collects their paycheck.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Four square works with other apps to do the tracking, so it's almost inevitable that you'll be tracked.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Maybe you should look into reaching out to grocery store people and adding it. Plus in the app there's no way to report duplicates or add stores (Costco for example doesn't show up).
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Crowd sourced reporting
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by wyxuan 7y ago
They mentioned Palo Alto, and I think it's a decent example. If you email Citi council, your email will be printed out and made accessible during council meeting and also made public. However, the sheer volume of email and the obscurit
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Seems like it was too similar to the nextdoor business model to succeed, which is a shame because nextdoor is just a green version of FB that lacks a lot of the features
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by wyxuan 7y ago
idk. It might be less about republican policy and more about republican ideals (less government action) that gets this overturned. I would at the very least expect Roberts to maybe jump the aisle.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
whats worse is that oil sands have some of the highest production costs because you need to add steam and a bunch of other stuff to separate the other junk from the black gold
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I think they the article is implying that because of all the attention that Trump gave the article, they decided to put it on the fore front of their approach. And also raoult is a major liar. If you look at the study he omits a lot of info
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I heard that the zoo animals are super relaxed because they don't have to care about human visitors staring then down
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Saudi couldn't care less about Venezuela and Iran isn't even supposed to be in international oil markets (sanctions).
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by wyxuan 7y ago
It's called super contango. If you can find a way to store the oil, the market is rewarding you with this arbitrage, but it's getting difficult to find this much storage
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Saudi Arabia has a much lower break even point: around 20 dollars. Hell even deepwater only costs 80 dollars to break even.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
The Petro dollar isn't necessarily a bad thing. It doesn't necessarily require us to continue our presence in the middle East, and it ( among other things) ensures that that the dollar system is the most important system. Global d
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by wyxuan 7y ago
No. This is a nice benefit but this war just isn't about shale like the 2012 flooding was. This conflict originated from a spat between Russia and Saudi Arabia and will end when they settle their differences.
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by wyxuan 7y ago
I mean in the old days, they did try to distinguish then by tasting them
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Clearly you haven't listened to the goo episode
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by wyxuan 7y ago
Technically that data is anonimized, and although its not hard to deanonomize, its not easy to scale
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by wyxuan 7y ago
This should've happened a long time ago. I really think there should be more cooperation between governments and tech companies so they can come up with solutions like this much faster like they did in China
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by wyxuan 7y ago
FYI they teach this curriculum for AP CS Principles students. I haven't heard many positive experiences with this though.

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