Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by hater
yes
entitled little shits. but to be faur if I was 21 again, not sure what id do tbqh
tough times
I mean we're about to be locked inside for who the f*ck knows how long right as the weather starts to warm up outside so I can't really blame for trying to enjoy it while they can.
03-19-2020
vy65
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by boutons_deux
The Outbreak in New York and the Thunder Under the Waves
New York State has done 22,284 test and found 4,152 (19%) cases.
Washington State has done 17,105 tests and confirmed 1,187 cases (7%).
California has done 9,711 tests and confirmed 924 (10%) cases.
There are 12 deaths in New York, 66 in Washington State and 18 in California.
To put it in the most merciless terms, COVID-19 takes a while to kill many of its victims.
Florida has received results for 1,923 tests and confirmed 390 (20%) cases. 1,109 more are pending.
78% of New Jersey’s tests have come back positive for a total of 742 cases.
One mildly positive development is that testing at scale really does now seem to be underway.
Those numbers are all over the place - between 6 and 78 percent is not very telling. You'd imagine they'll skew higher since the people being tested now are more likely to have it, and those numbers will slide down as testing at scale is further implemented.
03-19-2020
RandomGuy
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by baseline bum
Say X(t) = number of deaths at time t. Those are graphs of log X(t) which are nearly linear, eg log X(t) = at + b for some numbers a,b, so that X(t) = e^(at + b) = e^b e^(at). The US's "a" coefficient is larger than Italy's in that graph from deaths up until 3/12 in those those two graphs since a gives the slope of the graphs and the US's is steeper. Hopefully we're actually socially distancing and bringing that a coefficient way down.
Got a bit more data now. what is the trend line looking like?
03-19-2020
boutons_deux
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by vy65
Those numbers are all over the place - between 6 and 78 percent is not very telling. You'd imagine they'll skew higher since the people being tested now are more likely to have it, and those numbers will slide down as testing at scale is further implemented.
the article said it was a very rough impression, and tests were against sick people (with various illnesses) so high positives.
a key point is that testing is finally, week late, being done but 100K tests so far is ridiculously low in 340M people. SK was doing 10K per day
03-19-2020
RandomGuy
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by vy65
Those numbers are all over the place - between 6 and 78 percent is not very telling. You'd imagine they'll skew higher since the people being tested now are more likely to have it, and those numbers will slide down as testing at scale is further implemented.
We will start catching more.
The fucked up thing is that if all the shelter in place works... the idiots will say there wasn't anything to worry about. :^/
03-19-2020
baseline bum
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by RandomGuy
Got a bit more data now. what is the trend line looking like?
Looks like it has gotten worse. The slope of the log of deaths seems to be increasing.
Of course the deaths are a function of the policy of 2-3 weeks back and not what we're doing now.
What about Italy and Spain?
03-19-2020
RandomGuy
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by Mark Celibate
I mean we're about to be locked inside for who the f*ck knows how long right as the weather starts to warm up outside so I can't really blame for trying to enjoy it while they can.
DHS is currently led by its second acting secretary in a row, and its third head within a year.
“You are asking the folks on the front lines to implement a policy that
they have not yet been fully informed on or trained on, so of course you are going to have confusion,”
“You have these issues because, again, it seems like it was
implemented too quickly to allow the workforce to be able to properly implement it.”
“65 percent of top jobs in the department are vacant or filled by acting appointees, more than in any other federal agency
That lack of leadership trickles down, with other jobs going unfilled and with inadequate management.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is also part of DHS, by the way, and its number two job is unfilled.
And that is while we’re talking about ways DHS might be involved in coronavirus response.
More than one in four of the top jobs at Health and Human Services and
one in three at the Defense Department are unfilled.
This is not an administration remotely ready for a public health crisis,
even if the guy at the top hadn’t spent nearly two months seemingly determined to make it worse.
DHS is currently led by its second acting secretary in a row, and its third head within a year.
“You are asking the folks on the front lines to implement a policy that
they have not yet been fully informed on or trained on, so of course you are going to have confusion,”
“You have these issues because, again, it seems like it was
implemented too quickly to allow the workforce to be able to properly implement it.”
“65 percent of top jobs in the department are vacant or filled by acting appointees, more than in any other federal agency
That lack of leadership trickles down, with other jobs going unfilled and with inadequate management.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is also part of DHS, by the way, and its number two job is unfilled.
And that is while we’re talking about ways DHS might be involved in coronavirus response.
More than one in four of the top jobs at Health and Human Services and
one in three at the Defense Department are unfilled.
This is not an administration remotely ready for a public health crisis,
even if the guy at the top hadn’t spent nearly two months seemingly determined to make it worse.
Firing the pandemic team at the white house is the tip of the shitberg.
03-19-2020
Blake
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
Should be required watching for all spring breakers and mall shoppers right now
03-19-2020
baseline bum
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by vy65
Italy went into lockdown on the 13th, so 6 days ago
The graph looks a little convex now so maybe a bit of slowdown vs the exponential growth had it stayed constant. But you're probably looking at a longer time delay before we'll really see how well the lockdown has worked. I don't think many people who died today were infected in the last six days when the lockdown took place based on the long incubation period reported.
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by Blake
And then the media stopped saying Wuhan because it sank in. It's not gonna sink in for Evertrumpers
Spanish Flu, German Measles, West Nile Virus, Ebola Hemorrhagic Fever (Named after a river in Zaire), Marburg Virus (Named after a town in Germany), Lassa Fever (Named after a town in Nigeria), Lyme Disease (Named after a town in Connecticut, US).
Why are the Chinese so sensitive about where it came from...?
03-19-2020
ChumpDumper
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by Mark Celibate
Spanish Flu
SW Kansas
03-19-2020
baseline bum
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by Blake
Should be required watching for all spring breakers and mall shoppers right now
Sad they said 1000 deaths and four days after the video was published the death toll is 3400 there.
03-19-2020
RandomGuy
Re: Coronavirus is one mutation away from infecting millions
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Originally Posted by baseline bum
Looks like it has gotten worse. The slope of the log of deaths seems to be increasing.