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France has France/France; United Kingdom/United Kingdom; Netherlands/Netherlands, etc
There is no ''/US or US/US
or ''/Canada or Canada/Canada
or China/China
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Is it true that #Confirmed cases = #infectious + #death + #recovered?
Or they are separate numbers?
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Many EU states have wrong numbers of confirmed cases on 3/12, which appear to be the same of 3/11 in the .csv file (so probably a cut and paste error).
For instance, on the 3/12 I have found on ot…
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Data is unclear if entries are confirmed or unconfirmed. This should be specified in the README.
It's not clear if the lines with blank date_confirmed values are not confirmed, or are unknowns. I…
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After the successfull bugfix of the spectrum with V3.7 it looks, like in some situation the frequency marker does not fit the detected and displayed maximum frequency.
![grafik](https://github.com/…
DL2MF updated
23 hours ago
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Hello everyone,
We are an Italian IT company currently developing a connector for one of our clients. The goal is to use your APIs to automatically fetch all new orders that are ready to be process…
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### What would you like to see added to BCD?
This is a proposal for a new, internal-only tagging field to help tools and contributors make sense of the data while reviewing and editing it.
I'm sug…
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** This issue is linked to https://github.com/FightPandemics/FightPandemics/issues/1201
As a user, I'd like to see the number of COVID confirmed cases for my city, country and the world when I sele…
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#### Problem Description
In general, I understand and agree with the `pdoc` use of `__all__` to determine what to document.
However, when it comes to submodules within the `__init__.py` of a par…
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So the last couple days I wrote some JS to decode a binary format, to break things down I decided to use a pattern of having individual functions return a `{ bytesRead: number, value: T }` object. Whe…