Goran Glibetic (@_ggoran) 's Twitter Profile
Goran Glibetic

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calendar_today03-04-2009 23:45:50

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AIfredo 0rtega (@ortegaalfredo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is the complete DNA of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2). We are being attacked by a 8 kilobytes virus. Remember this when you hate on computers security. (source: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nuccore/MN9089… )

This is the complete DNA of the Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2). We are being attacked by a 8 kilobytes virus. Remember this when you hate on computers security. (source: ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/nuccore/MN9089… )
Branko Milanovic (@brankomilan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Neither Singapore nor Hong Kong seem to show any new cases of the virus for days (and the death toll is low, and remained at respectively 0 and 2). What are they doing right?

Dr. Robert Rohde (@rarohde) 's Twitter Profile Photo

According to the official statistics, the coronavirus epidemic in China has been leveling off with more than half of patients already recovered. Only 119 new cases were reported yesterday, all but 5 of which were in Wuhan.

According to the official statistics, the coronavirus epidemic in China has been leveling off with more than half of patients already recovered.

Only 119 new cases were reported yesterday, all but 5 of which were in Wuhan.
Wrath Of Gnon (@wrathofgnon) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The Italian city that beat the plague: Ferrara. Not a single plague death since 1576. How did they do it, and what lessons can we learn today? (TLDR the thread: early preventive action, vigilance, public funding, effective borders).

The Italian city that beat the plague: Ferrara. Not a single plague death since 1576. How did they do it, and what lessons can we learn today? (TLDR the thread: early preventive action, vigilance, public funding, effective borders).
Cory Doctorow NONCONSENSUAL BLUE TICK (@doctorow) 's Twitter Profile Photo

7 days ago, a group of open source hardware enthusiasts put out an open call for help in designing OSHW ventilators. After contributions from 300+ engineers, med techs and researchers, they have a prototype ready for testing. techcrunch.com/2020/03/19/ope… 1/

Michael Mosley (@drmichaelmosley) 's Twitter Profile Photo

New modelling by Oxford group suggests Covid-19 reached the UK by mid-January at the latest. It then spread invisibly for more than a month. If so nearly half population have had it with minimal effects The research pres

Dimitar Bakardzhiev (@dimiterbak) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Per #cynefin this is a complicated, linear system - not a complex system. A great visualization of a complicated software development work - not complex at all.

Alec Luhn (@alecluhn) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The "Isolation" Facebook group where Russians stuck at home impersonate famous paintings is by far the best thing to come out of the #coronavirus lockdown. I'm going to post my top 3 facebook.com/groups/izoizol…

The "Isolation" Facebook group where Russians stuck at home impersonate famous paintings is by far the best thing to come out of the #coronavirus lockdown. I'm going to post my top 3 facebook.com/groups/izoizol…
Tomas Pueyo (@tomaspueyo) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Vitamin D: What's its role in fighting the #coronavirus? Thread I was initially reluctant to look into it. I'm very skeptical of the supplement industry given that most supplements don't really work, which is connected to the fact that they're not regulated. [1/

Vitamin D: What's its role in fighting the #coronavirus?
Thread

I was initially reluctant to look into it. I'm very skeptical of the supplement industry given that most supplements don't really work, which is connected to the fact that they're not regulated.
[1/
Dr. Safa Mote (@safamote) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With a low initial viral load, a normal immune system would have enough time to mount a proportionate response. But since the virus initially grows exponentially inside the human body, a large initial virus count can grow faster than the antibodies, thus leading to severe COVID.

With a low initial viral load, a normal immune system would have enough time to mount a proportionate response.

But since the virus initially grows exponentially inside the human body, a large initial virus count can grow faster than the antibodies, thus leading to severe COVID.
Sam Newman (@samnewman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Goran Glibetic Allen Holub. https://linkedIn.com/in/allenholub Dave Farley @tastapod Anna Baker Mario Lopez de Avila Matthew Skelton #BLM 💙🌻 The whole “let anyone change anything” model works fine for small groups of people (context is super important in all of this). At scale? It’s a hot mess, *especially* if you have aspirations for the “you build it, you run it” model.

Wolf of X (@tradingmaxisl) 's Twitter Profile Photo

land where 'tough' is an understatement.. Australia is not for beginners a thread 1. The absolute size of this cattle-eating crocodile caught in Australia.

land where 'tough' is an understatement..
Australia is not for beginners

a thread 

1. The absolute size of this cattle-eating crocodile caught in Australia.