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I have always maintained you are the smartest toilet I know.GrundleStiltzkin said:
I have not run across a R0 figure above 3. R0 of 5.7 fits my hypothesis better.BearsWiin said:
My grad school quantitative analysis classes bored me to tears even though DeNardo told me I was good at it but yeah given an R0 of 2.3 or maybe even as high as 5.7 there are a lot of variables that can bring an infection curve down but social distancing and shutting down nonessential work/travel seems to do the trick how would you accomplish it that every other fucking country hasn't tried alreadyUW_Doog_Bot said:
You definitely wouldn't know an OLS regression if it was paying for your gym membership so there's that.BearsWiin said:
Exponential growth, how does it work POTDRaceBannon said:
Anytime 7 people are sick we need to shut down the economyBearsWiin said:
Understand that Race knows that your fellow suthnerz in the ICU is just another lib/chicom/deepstate hoax, he just wants to get back to installing formaldehyde-laced flooring in people's homezSECDAWG said:
Lucky 7, to have 7. Absolutely. Jeezus.RaceBannon said:Half of bumfuck Mississippi is 7 beds. I'll hold off on the panic
Flu without the “shelter at home” and social distancing which folks have done a fair job never has took up as many beds what seeing now.
Take it at what it’s worth. Fk it or serious, idgaf.
All the smart people say so
US/WA Patient Zero came back from Wuhan January 15. He was admitted to Providence in Everett on January 21 (I've seen that cited as Jan 19, 20 or 21). The best information available currently links US/WA Patient Zero to the first WA death at Evergreen in Kirkland, and the first WA outbreak in Kirkland, both disclosed on February 29.
No social mitigation measures were being taken in this ~45 day period. I do not think Patient Zero was a magic bullet that skipped over time and space from Jan. 15-20 to hit only Kirkland on Feb. 29 minus 14 days.
PS - This is the illustration in my head since early March. -
NY like 6500 deaths so far. CA at 507 with double the population. Where is the mass death in SFO- i.e., dense metro with heavy reliance on riding the choo choo for most of its work force?GrundleStiltzkin said:
I have not run across a R0 figure above 3. R0 of 5.7 fits my hypothesis better.BearsWiin said:
My grad school quantitative analysis classes bored me to tears even though DeNardo told me I was good at it but yeah given an R0 of 2.3 or maybe even as high as 5.7 there are a lot of variables that can bring an infection curve down but social distancing and shutting down nonessential work/travel seems to do the trick how would you accomplish it that every other fucking country hasn't tried alreadyUW_Doog_Bot said:
You definitely wouldn't know an OLS regression if it was paying for your gym membership so there's that.BearsWiin said:
Exponential growth, how does it work POTDRaceBannon said:
Anytime 7 people are sick we need to shut down the economyBearsWiin said:
Understand that Race knows that your fellow suthnerz in the ICU is just another lib/chicom/deepstate hoax, he just wants to get back to installing formaldehyde-laced flooring in people's homezSECDAWG said:
Lucky 7, to have 7. Absolutely. Jeezus.RaceBannon said:Half of bumfuck Mississippi is 7 beds. I'll hold off on the panic
Flu without the “shelter at home” and social distancing which folks have done a fair job never has took up as many beds what seeing now.
Take it at what it’s worth. Fk it or serious, idgaf.
All the smart people say so
US/WA Patient Zero came back from Wuhan January 15. He was admitted to Providence in Everett on January 21 (I've seen that cited as Jan 19, 20 or 21). The best information available currently links US/WA Patient Zero to the first WA death at Evergreen in Kirkland, and the first WA outbreak in Kirkland, both disclosed on February 29.
No social mitigation measures were being taken in this ~45 day period. I do not think Patient Zero was a magic bullet that skipped over time and space from Jan. 15-20 to hit only Kirkland on Feb. 29 minus 14 days.
PS - This is the illustration in my head since early March. -
It's hard to nail down exact patterns considering the variables at play and the fact that there hasn't been a uniform federal response. But for SF's part, they were the first city to close all non-essential businesses, and it sounds like that extra week was crucial. NYC was not nearly as proactive, and given that our public transit use and density is multiple times higher than anywhere else in the country, it's not shocking that the hit was so severe. We're also the gateway for all the dirty Europeans who brought covid with them in late Feb and early March.YellowSnow said:
NY like 6500 deaths so far. CA at 507 with double the population. Where is the mass death in SFO- i.e., dense metro with heavy reliance on riding the choo choo for most of its work force?GrundleStiltzkin said:
I have not run across a R0 figure above 3. R0 of 5.7 fits my hypothesis better.BearsWiin said:
My grad school quantitative analysis classes bored me to tears even though DeNardo told me I was good at it but yeah given an R0 of 2.3 or maybe even as high as 5.7 there are a lot of variables that can bring an infection curve down but social distancing and shutting down nonessential work/travel seems to do the trick how would you accomplish it that every other fucking country hasn't tried alreadyUW_Doog_Bot said:
You definitely wouldn't know an OLS regression if it was paying for your gym membership so there's that.BearsWiin said:
Exponential growth, how does it work POTDRaceBannon said:
Anytime 7 people are sick we need to shut down the economyBearsWiin said:
Understand that Race knows that your fellow suthnerz in the ICU is just another lib/chicom/deepstate hoax, he just wants to get back to installing formaldehyde-laced flooring in people's homezSECDAWG said:
Lucky 7, to have 7. Absolutely. Jeezus.RaceBannon said:Half of bumfuck Mississippi is 7 beds. I'll hold off on the panic
Flu without the “shelter at home” and social distancing which folks have done a fair job never has took up as many beds what seeing now.
Take it at what it’s worth. Fk it or serious, idgaf.
All the smart people say so
US/WA Patient Zero came back from Wuhan January 15. He was admitted to Providence in Everett on January 21 (I've seen that cited as Jan 19, 20 or 21). The best information available currently links US/WA Patient Zero to the first WA death at Evergreen in Kirkland, and the first WA outbreak in Kirkland, both disclosed on February 29.
No social mitigation measures were being taken in this ~45 day period. I do not think Patient Zero was a magic bullet that skipped over time and space from Jan. 15-20 to hit only Kirkland on Feb. 29 minus 14 days.
PS - This is the illustration in my head since early March. -
Racist.GreenRiverGatorz said:
It's hard to nail down exact patterns considering the variables at play and the fact that there hasn't been a uniform federal response. But for SF's part, they were the first city to close all non-essential businesses, and it sounds like that extra week was crucial. NYC was not nearly as proactive, and given that our public transit use and density is multiple times higher than anywhere else in the country, it's not shocking that the hit was so severe. We're also the gateway for all the dirty Europeans who brought covid with them in late Feb and early March.YellowSnow said:
NY like 6500 deaths so far. CA at 507 with double the population. Where is the mass death in SFO- i.e., dense metro with heavy reliance on riding the choo choo for most of its work force?GrundleStiltzkin said:
I have not run across a R0 figure above 3. R0 of 5.7 fits my hypothesis better.BearsWiin said:
My grad school quantitative analysis classes bored me to tears even though DeNardo told me I was good at it but yeah given an R0 of 2.3 or maybe even as high as 5.7 there are a lot of variables that can bring an infection curve down but social distancing and shutting down nonessential work/travel seems to do the trick how would you accomplish it that every other fucking country hasn't tried alreadyUW_Doog_Bot said:
You definitely wouldn't know an OLS regression if it was paying for your gym membership so there's that.BearsWiin said:
Exponential growth, how does it work POTDRaceBannon said:
Anytime 7 people are sick we need to shut down the economyBearsWiin said:
Understand that Race knows that your fellow suthnerz in the ICU is just another lib/chicom/deepstate hoax, he just wants to get back to installing formaldehyde-laced flooring in people's homezSECDAWG said:
Lucky 7, to have 7. Absolutely. Jeezus.RaceBannon said:Half of bumfuck Mississippi is 7 beds. I'll hold off on the panic
Flu without the “shelter at home” and social distancing which folks have done a fair job never has took up as many beds what seeing now.
Take it at what it’s worth. Fk it or serious, idgaf.
All the smart people say so
US/WA Patient Zero came back from Wuhan January 15. He was admitted to Providence in Everett on January 21 (I've seen that cited as Jan 19, 20 or 21). The best information available currently links US/WA Patient Zero to the first WA death at Evergreen in Kirkland, and the first WA outbreak in Kirkland, both disclosed on February 29.
No social mitigation measures were being taken in this ~45 day period. I do not think Patient Zero was a magic bullet that skipped over time and space from Jan. 15-20 to hit only Kirkland on Feb. 29 minus 14 days.
PS - This is the illustration in my head since early March. -
GrundleStiltzkin said:
I have not run across a R0 figure above 3. R0 of 5.7 fits my hypothesis better.BearsWiin said:
My grad school quantitative analysis classes bored me to tears even though DeNardo told me I was good at it but yeah given an R0 of 2.3 or maybe even as high as 5.7 there are a lot of variables that can bring an infection curve down but social distancing and shutting down nonessential work/travel seems to do the trick how would you accomplish it that every other fucking country hasn't tried alreadyUW_Doog_Bot said:
You definitely wouldn't know an OLS regression if it was paying for your gym membership so there's that.BearsWiin said:
Exponential growth, how does it work POTDRaceBannon said:
Anytime 7 people are sick we need to shut down the economyBearsWiin said:
Understand that Race knows that your fellow suthnerz in the ICU is just another lib/chicom/deepstate hoax, he just wants to get back to installing formaldehyde-laced flooring in people's homezSECDAWG said:
Lucky 7, to have 7. Absolutely. Jeezus.RaceBannon said:Half of bumfuck Mississippi is 7 beds. I'll hold off on the panic
Flu without the “shelter at home” and social distancing which folks have done a fair job never has took up as many beds what seeing now.
Take it at what it’s worth. Fk it or serious, idgaf.
All the smart people say so
US/WA Patient Zero came back from Wuhan January 15. He was admitted to Providence in Everett on January 21 (I've seen that cited as Jan 19, 20 or 21). The best information available currently links US/WA Patient Zero to the first WA death at Evergreen in Kirkland, and the first WA outbreak in Kirkland, both disclosed on February 29.
No social mitigation measures were being taken in this ~45 day period. I do not think Patient Zero was a magic bullet that skipped over time and space from Jan. 15-20 to hit only Kirkland on Feb. 29 minus 14 days.
PS - This is the illustration in my head since early March.
12/18/19 House approves Articles of Impeachment on Donald Trump after shitshow of a hearing
12/19/19 to 1/16/20 Schiff and Nancy know they fucked up - WTF to do?!? Need a good crisis not to go to waste...
1/15/20 - Patient Zero Returns from Wuhan
1/16/20 - Impeachment Articles finally submitted by Saggy Tits Nancy to the Senate.
