We've Flatten The Curve. It's Time For Texas To Move On.

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by HoeHummer

I wonder how much of that debt and equity will be purchased by Trump and his crimes family?

He said something about that at the beginning, right?

Hopefully none of it. That would be insider trading if Trump or those privy to information (including the many longtime employees in the government from previous administrations) bought any debt or equity prior to a large government purchase.

You do realize that mere innuendo or the accusation of a crime doesn't meet the legal standard for jailing someone, right?

You have to prove it in court under the rules of evidence.

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by Missburger

thats very good, but not the number of cases which can lead to more deaths later on.

waht do you say about the number of cases?

the curve has not flattened.

on we go

The number of new cases is jumping up and down and isn't definitively going up at an exponential rate. However, we mostly appear to be staying below 1000 new cases per day, which for a state of our size is very good, though it certainly implies more deaths 2 weeks from now, so we will see.

Let's hope the report today, typically around noon, shows a drop in cases and deaths.

https://txdshs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/...01e8b9cafc8b83

[gnadfly]

You know FF, HoseHummer is just increasing his post count. With his TDS, he doesn't really care what's truthful, as long as it besmirches the President.

The topic is CV and Texas moving on. Don't let HH hijack it.

[HoeHummer]

Originally Posted by gnadfly

You know FF, HoseHummer is just increasing his post count. With his TDS, he doesn't really care what's truthful, as long as it besmirches the President.

The topic is CV and Texas moving on. Don't let HH hijack it.

Why would yous say such a thing, nadsy? But I thinks I know, LOLLING!!!

If the subject is Covid-19, the so-called Orange Fever, then yous claimed a couple of weeks ago now that the curve was flattened in Texas and it was time to move on.

It was a lie at the beginning and it continues to be bs now’s. If anyones hijacked your precious thread it was fredsy. I merely replied to his post in a cogents and constructive manner.

Make up your mind and sort yourself out.

Oh, and gets ready for the real shits to hit the fan this week in Texas. It’s about to explode. Your governor said last week that he was goings to send people back to work this week. But I reads this morning that he actually changed his mind and extended the stay at home order,.

Are yous going to disagrees with him now?

[Missburger]

Originally Posted by friendly fred

The number of new cases is jumping up and down and isn't definitively going up at an exponential rate. However, we mostly appear to be staying below 1000 new cases per day, which for a state of our size is very good, though it certainly implies more deaths 2 weeks from now, so we will see.

Let's hope the report today, typically around noon, shows a drop in cases and deaths.

https://txdshs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/...01e8b9cafc8b83

the thread is the curve has flattened, posted on march 24th.

it certainly was just getting started as most knew.

certainly not a hoax, yes numbers come out for newyork 11am.

on we go

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by gnadfly

You know FF, HoseHummer is just increasing his post count. With his TDS, he doesn't really care what's truthful, as long as it besmirches the President.

The topic is CV and Texas moving on. Don't let HH hijack it.

With only 16 deaths overnight, and 422 new cases attributed to COVID - 19, you have been proven right in your assertion of a flattened curve.

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by HoeHummer

Why would yous say such a thing, nadsy? But I thinks I know, LOLLING!!!

If the subject is Covid-19, the so-called Orange Fever, then yous claimed a couple of weeks ago now that the curve was flattened in Texas and it was time to move on.

It was a lie at the beginning and it continues to be bs now’s. If anyones hijacked your precious thread it was fredsy. I merely replied to his post in a cogents and constructive manner.

Make up your mind and sort yourself out.

Oh, and gets ready for the real shits to hit the fan this week in Texas. It’s about to explode. Your governor said last week that he was goings to send people back to work this week. But I reads this morning that he actually changed his mind and extended the stay at home order,.

Are yous going to disagrees with him now?

Shit ain't hittin' the fan today...only 422 new cases...

[HoeHummer]

Where are you getting those numbers from ff?

Seems Easter flattened the curve all by itself!

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by HoeHummer

Where are you getting those numbers from ff?

Seems Easter flattened the curve all by itself!

It could be from Easter - how was your Easter sunrise service?

Perhaps data collection was attenuated on the holiday - let's check back manana.

https://txdshs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/...01e8b9cafc8b83

https://covidtracking.com/data#state-tx

[Revenant]

Originally Posted by friendly fred

You aren't even an engineer or a mathematician, by your own admission, so stop trying to splain figurin' to me.

You can put anything you want on the x and y axis.

When it is new cases on Y, and days on X, and it is roughly the same each day, over a 5 or 6 day period, that ain't exponential. That's what I'm talking about, ExNYer.

If at first it is 50 per day, and 6 days later, it is 500 per day, that portion of the curve for that graph is exponential over the time frame, like NYC.

Texas ain't got that!

I have plenty of math training, so apparently I DO have to explain it to you.

The Texas curve was a rising exponential on 4/9, didn't you see it dimwit? It wasn't as bad as NY, but it was not linear and it certainly was not horizontal.

Show me where the number of cases is flat for Texas. It hasn't been.

STOP MAKING SHIT UP.

As of today, 4/13, the cases in Texas are still rising. However, they are rising more slowly. The curve appears to be being to the right, indicating it may finally be about to flatten over the last 2-3 days.

Let's hope that continues. But the idiot Gnadfly wrote on 3/24 that the curve was already flattened. And he was told specifically that he was at least two weeks too early to say that. Looks like his critics were correct. Of course, the curve isn't actually flattened yet. That does not happen until it is a horizontal line. That could be a week or ten days away.

I cannot get the picture of the Texas curve to enlarge full size or convert it to a jpeg.

https://coronavirusintexas.org/

But enlarge the graph in the lower right corner to full page and look at the last 3 data points for April 11-13. It is still rising, but more slowly. Let's hope it goes horizontal soon.

[Revenant]

Originally Posted by friendly fred

With only 16 deaths overnight, and 422 new cases attributed to COVID - 19, you have been proven right in your assertion of a flattened curve.

Once again you are a dipshit.

He posted this on March 24, when it was rising exponentially. It still is NOT a flattened curve.

As of today, it is still RISING, but in a straighter line. But if it keeps rising too quickly, it will STILL exceed hospital capacity.

When the curve is HORIZONTAL, then and ONLY then, will it be flattened.

Get out a dictionary. Look up "horizontal" before you post another idiotic response.

[eccielover]

Originally Posted by Revenant

Once again you are a dipshit.

He posted this on March 24, when it was rising exponentially. It still is NOT a flattened curve.

As of today, it is still RISING, but in a straighter line. But if it keeps rising too quickly, it will STILL exceed hospital capacity.

When the curve is HORIZONTAL, then and ONLY then, will it be flattened.

Get out a dictionary. Look up "horizontal" before you post another idiotic response.

So you seem to be suggesting that we have to essentially reach no new cases per day in order to flatten the curve, specifically in regards to Texas which is what the OP was discussing.

Since this post was created, Texas has been a rollercoaster.

Look at the following site and the trends tab if it doesn't open directly for you.

https://txdshs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/...01e8b9cafc8b83

As far as deaths are concerned which is what the OP initially referenced, it's pretty damn flat.

As far as overall daily new cases are concerned, it's certainly not an exponential daily growth. It's full of anomalies if you are trying to project.

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by Revenant

Once again you are a dipshit.

He posted this on March 24, when it was rising exponentially. It still is NOT a flattened curve.

As of today, it is still RISING, but in a straighter line. But if it keeps rising too quickly, it will STILL exceed hospital capacity.

When the curve is HORIZONTAL, then and ONLY then, will it be flattened.

Get out a dictionary. Look up "horizontal" before you post another idiotic response.

Dammit ExNYer! The number of new cases went down today.

That would imply the motherfucking curve is not exponentially upward.. (although reporting on Easter Sunday may have been imperfect so we will see tomorrow)

The number of daily deaths went down, too.

Governor Fucking Cuomo talks about the curve flattening after a few days of new cases going down in NY, though obviously we are talking about Texas but I'm following your Yankee orthodoxy.

So all your non-Engineer math training is meaningless for this discussion if you can't concede you are talking about something different than I am.

You are talking about a cumulative graph, we are talking about a daily new case graph.

https://covidtracking.com/data/state/texas#historical

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/...rus-cases.html

We are also way below capacity here in Texas - so stop freaking out, please.

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by eccielover

So you seem to be suggesting that we have to essentially reach no new cases per day in order to flatten the curve, specifically in regards to Texas which is what the OP was discussing.

Since this post was created, Texas has been a rollercoaster.

Look at the following site and the trends tab if it doesn't open directly for you.

https://txdshs.maps.arcgis.com/apps/...01e8b9cafc8b83

As far as deaths are concerned which is what the OP initially referenced, it's pretty damn flat.

As far as overall daily new cases are concerned, it's certainly not an exponential daily growth. It's full of anomalies if you are trying to project.

Amen!

[friendly fred]

Originally Posted by Revenant

I have plenty of math training, so apparently I DO have to explain it to you.

The Texas curve was a rising exponential on 4/9, didn't you see it dimwit? It wasn't as bad as NY, but it was not linear and it certainly was not horizontal.

Show me where the number of cases is flat for Texas. It hasn't been.

STOP MAKING SHIT UP.

As of today, 4/13, the cases in Texas are still rising. However, they are rising more slowly. The curve appears to be being to the right, indicating it may finally be about to flatten over the last 2-3 days.

Let's hope that continues. But the idiot Gnadfly wrote on 3/24 that the curve was already flattened. And he was told specifically that he was at least two weeks too early to say that. Looks like his critics were correct. Of course, the curve isn't actually flattened yet. That does not happen until it is a horizontal line. That could be a week or ten days away.

I cannot get the picture of the Texas curve to enlarge full size or convert it to a jpeg.

https://coronavirusintexas.org/

But enlarge the graph in the lower right corner to full page and look at the last 3 data points for April 11-13. It is still rising, but more slowly. Let's hope it goes horizontal soon.

Look at the graph below that little graph you are referencing and plotting a straight line since April 1st is reasonable.

Gnadfly was ahead of everyone with his accurate predictions.