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As we see an exponential grow or the human population, shouldn’t your estimation for v2 be pondered compared to v1 development?


Actually, the rate of population increase peaked in the 1960s. The growth once seen as exponential is beginning to look like an s-curve, if you pay attention to the derivative.


I dont think you understand the word exponential.


I think I do but I made the common mistake of mismatching exponential with accelerated growth.

My interrogation hold : aren’t bacteria infections quantity (and therefore duplication and mutation) influenced by the growing number of host?




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