On 29/4/20 12:56 pm, Roger Clarke wrote:
I'm sceptical. ...
Blue-Sky Blue-Teething Blues? ;-)
User behavior may be an issue. I visited Andy Hopper, at the Olivetti
Research Laboratory in Cambridge a few years ago. They had developed
active badges to be worn by staff, which unlocked doors
On 29/04/2020 11:24 pm, David Lochrin wrote:
>> I'm concerned about the effectiveness of solving the problem: finding
>> everyone someone may have given the virus to.
> I don't think it's intended to trace every contact. It's effectiveness
> ultimately hangs on probabilities.
Big question:
Of
On 2020-04-29 19:18, John Mann wrote:
> I'm concerned about the effectiveness of solving the problem: finding
> everyone someone may have given the virus to.
I don't think it's intended to trace every contact. It's effectiveness
ultimately hangs on probabilities.
But even assuming the
Roger,
I'm concerned about the effectiveness of solving the problem: finding
everyone someone may have given the virus to.
For example, it won't catch:
- infected person A touches a surface, some time later, person B touches
that surface
- an infected cook A touches a food container, that is
On 29/4/20 12:56 pm, Roger Clarke wrote:
I'm sceptical.
I've flung together some preliminary notes, with a view to
establishing what's known about the effectiveness of apps like this.
I'd appreciate feedback, pointers to sources, and pointers to people
who are actively working on such
On 29/4/20 3:24 pm, Karl Auer wrote:
On Wed, 2020-04-29 at 05:02 +, Stephen Loosley wrote:
Roger writes,
I'm sceptical. I've flung together some preliminary notes
I'm interested in knowing how many healthy people have either
mistakenly or deliberately pressed the "I'm infected" button and
On 29/4/20 12:56 pm, Roger Clarke wrote:
I'm sceptical.
I've flung together some preliminary notes, with a view to
establishing what's known about the effectiveness of apps like this.
I'd appreciate feedback, pointers to sources, and pointers to people
who are actively working on such
On Wed, 2020-04-29 at 05:02 +, Stephen Loosley wrote:
> Roger writes,
> I'm sceptical. I've flung together some preliminary notes
I'm interested in knowing how many healthy people have either
mistakenly or deliberately pressed the "I'm infected" button and what
impact that would have on them
Roger writes,
> I'm sceptical. I've flung together some preliminary notes, with a view
> to establishing what's known about the effectiveness of apps like this.
Roger, perhaps some further thoughts regarding the basic idea of remote
health monitoring may be appropriate? What I mean is, in
I'm sceptical.
I've flung together some preliminary notes, with a view to establishing
what's known about the effectiveness of apps like this.
I'd appreciate feedback, pointers to sources, and pointers to people who
are actively working on such questions.
Thanks! ... Roger
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