Could you make a non-area chart version? Good info, but hard to read.

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Mar 26, 2020
11:45:47pm

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More updates. Have states daily data now. Have it graphed by deaths

CSoul

3/26/20 11:28pm

Could you make a non-area chart version? Good info, but hard to read.

dYrtbYkerYder

3/26/20 11:45pm

Of which one(s)?

CSoul

3/26/20 11:47pm

All of them (not really that big of a deal though)? Where is your data from?

dYrtbYkerYder

3/26/20 11:49pm

Worldometers and covidtracking

CSoul

3/27/20 12:37am

The number of deaths aren't why we're quarantined, hospitalization rate is

Schultz is back

3/26/20 11:49pm

Number of positive tests nationwide seems to be 5-10%

BYU '80

3/27/20 12:16am

In Colorado it is 184/1430 that are currently

kimdaddy35

3/27/20 1:03am

Except in NYC it’s much higher. Like 25%

buffgato

3/27/20 7:44am

the only certain thing in all of this is... we all benefit the sooner people stop dying... let's hope the trend improves

HarlemCoug

3/27/20 12:07am

People aren’t going to stop dying completely maybe for years

BYU '80

3/27/20 12:19am

Truer words have never been spoken...

BoiseBlueCoug

3/27/20 12:33am

Of course. Us Boise folk have it all figured out

BYU '80

3/27/20 12:36am

Like they say, death and taxes

Northwest Cougar

3/27/20 7:44am

Honest question: Did you major in math or have a statistics background?

BleedCougarBlue2

3/27/20 1:18am

Computer science

CSoul

3/27/20 8:14am

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