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That’s a sad statistic. Since roughly around July 21, 2020, we’ve sustained a roughly consistent death rate of over 1000 deaths per day. And while the South (Texas and Florida mainly) and Arizona (in the West) look to be declining in infection rates, the Midwest appears to be surging – the surge started in July…
Woah, the week is getting away from me fast. I thought I had more time than I did. I’m now on Chapter 13 of Algorithms for Dummies by John Paul Mueller and Luca Massaron. This post represents my notes on the book so it is not written in a style to be informative but as…
The last two weeks or so, I noticed that case infections were declining or stabilizing in Florida, Georgia, Texas and Arizona and hospitalization capacity stabilizing – neither going up or down dramatically. And this was after our President said he asked “to slow down the testing” because if you test too well, you will get…
[Note: this post is part of a series of posts being written about what I’m learning in Algorithms for Dummies by John Paul Mueller and Luca Massaron. These posts are written more as notes rather than as being instructive for the readers. Thinking and taking down notes and playing around with the Python programs are…
When I read the news about the numbers of cases and deaths for the coronavirus and I compare those numbers against my set, I see that the numbers are slightly different. I have two different Wikipedia sites (one for data for countries around the world and the other for the US) and each of them…
Earlier in the week, I did a post on how to use the Covid Tracking Project API and that very night, the structure of the data changed. An extra two columns had been added to the data to better capture the Covid-19 deaths. That slight alteration meant that the refreshing of the data in Power…