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by grahar64 4y ago
Hey, We do have a lot in common. We have not trusted anyone with Sam’s management yet. That would be my nightmare situation though, and more reason to put technology with safeguards into the loop.
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by grahar64 4y ago
DCCT found reducing hyperglycemia to optimize for low HbA1c was 3x less risky than trying to reduce hypoglycemic episodes. Hypos are bad, but long term hyper is worse. That’s why you get a HbA1c test when ever you get a physical. It’s like
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by grahar64 4y ago
Your grandad was following advice given before the 1980s when typically using only long lasting insulin (which was all that was available) and strict routines were the only way to survive and be healthy with T1D. You should read that DCCT c
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by grahar64 4y ago
It’s better than the pro eugenics discussion above this comment. Cheers :)
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by grahar64 4y ago
Pro Eugenics comment to a post about keeping my kid alive. Wow!
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by grahar64 4y ago
There are even more flavours of diabetes each with their own complications
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by grahar64 4y ago
1.6 is scary. We have seen 2.3 and his hands were shaking and he was really sluggish. Some days are rollercoasters and some days we keep him perfect. Today our average was really low because for some reason over the last two days his insuli
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by grahar64 4y ago
This is a follow up post from “The Unreasonable Math of Type 1 Diabetes” ( https://maori.geek.nz/the-unreasonable-math-of-type-1-diabet... ). It is more about the long term complications of T1D and the way we have adapted our
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Six months as a full time pancreas(maori.geek.nz)
121 points by grahar64 4y ago|90 comments
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by grahar64 4y ago
Heros of Might and Magic 3 on the iPad. It was on the iPad(!) and it was so good that it was like the game (from 1998) was made for it. I could be 100% absorbed for a 10 hour flight, non-stop. It wasn't updated to work with newer iOS
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by grahar64 5y ago
Dexcom being able to send more frequent updates during a hypo would be nice, but not sure if it would offer anything other than noise. We just finger prick during hypos, because I want more immediate information.
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by grahar64 5y ago
AFAIK Ketones go high when glucose is low <b>in cells</b>, not in blood. DKA is literally so many ketones in the blood that it becomes acidic, this happens in conjunction with high BGL. Sams breath when he was in DKA was li
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by grahar64 5y ago
We already had nappies, wipes and bags hidden everywhere as emergency supplies. We just added the hypo packs of juice and shelf stable baby treats to them :)
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by grahar64 5y ago
We are very lucky for the state of the technology at the moment, and that we can afford it. I spent a lot of the time at the hospital on the subreddit, seeing people living and being happy with it was very good for my morale. We are 100% t
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by grahar64 5y ago
Cheers for pointing this out, a few others have as well. I have updated the post to reflect the "measured BGL" increases: > A hot bath or shower can raise (then lower) the measured BGL. This might be an incorrect reading, so ma
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by grahar64 5y ago
There are some pros and cons to managing T1D but not being the person actually managing it. The main con is that I have no idea how he is feeling, which makes us very numbers obsessed, hence the post :)
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by grahar64 5y ago
They are entirely disposable. The transmitter lasts 3 months and the sensors last 10 days. I read something about the FDA requiring the sensors be forced to not work after 10 days, because they were worried about infections.
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by grahar64 5y ago
Yeah, the tslim X2 would be the preferred pump at the moment, but by the time he gets old enough for a pump I hope the technology will have improved a lot.
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by grahar64 5y ago
Having an 18 month old means we are in full control of everything he does and eats and doses and even with all that control we see wild swings and weird shit every day. Having all the energy needed to manage T1D and the self control to do i
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The Unreasonable Math of Type 1 Diabetes(maori.geek.nz)
673 points by grahar64 5y ago|299 comments
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Game of Life: CUDA vs. Golang(maori.geek.nz)
1 points by grahar64 5y ago|0 comments
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by grahar64 6y ago
I went to a Holodomor remembrance film at the San Francisco Library. They mentioned there is still a lot of denial and they are fighting for recognition by various governments, https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denial_of_
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How “Go Build” Works(maori.geek.nz)
3 points by grahar64 6y ago|0 comments
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Learning to Play Asteroids in Golang with Neat(maori.geek.nz)
1 points by grahar64 6y ago|0 comments
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Making Asteroids Game with Golang, Lorca/Webview and WASM(maori.geek.nz)
1 points by grahar64 6y ago|0 comments
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by grahar64 6y ago
Hey, I love your go-app library! I wrote a blog post using it here https://maori.geek.nz/a-web-app-using-bazel-golang-wasm-and-... and have used it on multiple small experimental projects. I have plans to use your code, eit
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by grahar64 6y ago
This is cool, didn’t find this in my googling. Like with go-app ( https://github.com/maxence-charriere/go-app ) though, it is a front and backend framework that seems closely tied together. I would like to see a front-en
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by grahar64 6y ago
Oh, awesome. Didn’t know that was a thing will, look at that later. Cheers
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Golang Desktop App with Webview/Lorca, WASM and Bazel(maori.geek.nz)
154 points by grahar64 6y ago|125 comments
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Golang Desktop App: Webview vs. Lorca vs. Electron(maori.geek.nz)
2 points by grahar64 6y ago|0 comments

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