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Wow. That’s... bold. One suggestion, maybe have it email your dosing to a trusted person so a human being can at least establish whether the numbers look approx
by 542458 5y ago
Wow. That’s... bold. One suggestion, maybe have it email your dosing to a trusted person so a human being can at least establish whether the numbers look approximately right? Although that still doesn’t cover any mechanical failures unless you’ve got a rock solid redundant closed loop setup. To be honest, the whole thing sounds ill advised, but I guess you already knew that.
- arionhardison 5y ago< unless you’ve got a rock solid redundant closed loop setup I do not I do not even know who I would send it to honestly. I am obsessed with this work now which is why I am expanding my provider network to other countries. I found that things I think are "experimental" are much more common overseas probably due to a lack of regulatory controls but the result is that there are really smart people with a plethora of knowledge about these things as where my western doctors were not that knowledgeable or willing to really listen. If you have any suggestions it would be awesome if you could email me.
- bentcorner 5y agoI'd imagine having a strict boundary between "software thing that calculates how much you need" and "robot thing that mixes stuff together" would help, and you'd set up guardrails and unit tests on the calculation part. Worst case you could have physical guardrails such as "can't take more than x mg per week" in the form of only supplying a certain amount of raw materials and topping off intermittently. If you run out you find out sooner instead of a month later.
- arionhardison 5y agoI am using a 5 stop vile system right now, I don't even know if thats a thing the big boys do or not but its the only way I knew to handle things without needing to using lasers or mechanical weighting systems; both of which I have not the least bit understanding of.