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zachguo
6y ago
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-05-18/china-s-v... China promised to give its covid-19 vaccine to WHO for free. If the accusation is true, it's basically Robinhood for poor countries.
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6y ago
This is the correct explanation but got downvoted. Comments containing only one slur would be considered as spams.
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7y ago
It's worthwhile to track whether there's suspicious spike in number of Kodokushi.
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7y ago
Presumptive patients with mild symptoms have to be separated from the healthy population by moving them into quarantine hotels or yellow-zone makeshift hospitals. Or you will still see family transmissions.
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7y ago
Car factories can be converted to produce masks. An electric car manufacturer in China, BYD, became the biggest mask maker in 3 weeks. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-03-13/buffett-b...
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7y ago
This is just a side effect of rapid urbanization. Progress in hygiene and education is not up to speed with the concentration of population. The next one will probably be from SE Asia or Africa.
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US Air Force Flew Half a Million Coronavirus Test Swabs from Italy to Tennessee
(defenseone.com)
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Estimating actual Covid-19 cases in an area based on deaths
(youtu.be)
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Trump says Google CEO Sundar Pichai called to apologize
(techcrunch.com)
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7y ago
Yup, it's not about the effectiveness of the masks, it's simply because the US doesn't have enough stockpile and capacity to produce them. All east Asian countries recommend citizens to wear masks.
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7y ago
"The deaths associated with the facility, according to Killian, amount to 26 between Feb. 19 and March 7. That includes 15 patients who have died in local hospitals. Of those 15, 13 have positively tested for coronavirus." https:
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7y ago
TBH epochtimes.com is not a legit news source. It's run by the cult group who also produces Shen Yun.
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7y ago
It resembles an open source annotation tool that has existed for years. https://brat.nlplab.org/ It doesn't include a ML assistant though. We have built a semi-automated annotation tool for our internal use too. ML mod
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7y ago
China is the first to handle it, had no idea about how deadly this virus is, and might have freaked out due to its SARS experience. Korea is next door to China, so it's alerted early on. Tiny countries like Singapore cannot survive a q
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7y ago
Since COVID-19 is targeting elders, I can imagine there are evil capitalists or bureaucrats who view this pandemic as a gigantic economic stimulus for the next decade. Sorry for my evil thought.
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7y ago
Statistics 101
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7y ago
Instead of the accumulated total, a better metric for showing trends is the number of daily new cases, it shows whether the infection is accelerating or not.
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7y ago
Thanks for sharing, color coding used by this map is clearer than circles with different radii.
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7y ago
If they faked the data, they would downplay it just like other bureaucracies who don't want to hurt the economy. The key is speed. As long as extensive tests and quick actions have been done, and hospitals are not overwhelmed, then the
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7y ago
For our team with many containers scattered around ElasticBeanstalk and ECS, K8S makes everything much cleaner.
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Gaming Bed
(kotaku.com)
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Online Course from WHO: Infection Prevention and Control for Novel Coronavirus
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7y ago
They f *ed up. But I don't understand why they refused to use the testing kits provided by WHO. https://www.axios.com/cdc-lab-coronavirus-contaminated-6dc97...
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Scoop: Lab for coronavirus test kits may have been contaminated
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7y ago
This is accumulated stats, please include the number of active cases too. And the most of the accumulated cases are from Hubei. I agree the quarantine seems to be effective.
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Yes, it is worse than the flu: busting the coronavirus myths
(theguardian.com)
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That's because the US CDC produced defective test kits and hasn't done enough testing. A tiny nation like SK has tested 30k people while the US has only tested 450+(and each kit costs a patient $3k while it's free or cheap in
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You sound just like this super spreader missionary who shouted "It's not a big deal, we are all going to heaven."
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Once the hospitals are overloaded, fatality would be way higher. In China, fatality rate in the epicenter Hubei province is more than 4%, while it's less than 1% for the rest of the provinces.
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The latest guidelines published by the Chinese CDC claimed so too, a CT scan is required, and RT-PCR tests have to be applied multiple times before claiming a patient is cured.
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