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Intro
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Frank
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Wuhan
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January 2020
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How to Prevent an Outbreak
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Lunar New Year
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Is it spreading?
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Johns Hopkins University
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The COVID Tracking Project AT The Atlantic
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undistinguishable from magic
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hunting for good data
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scaling
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pagination
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threads
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intuition
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Rebekah Jones
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tipping point
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researchers
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excess mortality
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local journalism
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data issues
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reopening criteria
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Takeaways
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Pay for News
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Vote for Science
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Promote Healthcare for All
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private health insurance is mathematically silly
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Fight Systemic Racism
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End Private Prisons
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Contribute your Time & Money
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Volunteer
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All problems are not technology problems but technologists can help if they show up.
Description:
Explore a programmer's journey in tracking COVID-19 data using Ruby in this 21-minute conference talk. Learn how to retrieve and analyze large datasets from obscure state sources to understand the pandemic's extent. Discover the unexpected path that led to contributing to the COVID Tracking Project at The Atlantic. Gain insights into web scraping techniques, data scaling, pagination, and the importance of intuition in data analysis. Understand the challenges faced, including data issues and reopening criteria. Conclude with key takeaways on the intersection of technology and public health, emphasizing the importance of supporting local journalism, promoting healthcare for all, and fighting systemic racism. Recognize how technologists can contribute to solving complex societal problems by applying their skills beyond traditional tech domains.

Tracking COVID-19 with Ruby

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