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by iaresee 3y ago
Marqeta would work for this scenario: https://marqeta.com/ —- that’s exactly the kind of scenario they exist to handle.
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by iaresee 3y ago
I mean "massive resources" is just de rigeur across the chip industry now. The hard in hardware is really no longer about it being a physical product in the end.
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by iaresee 3y ago
SCC systems that handle big files don't suffer from the "you have to clone all the history and the entire repo all the time" problem that git suffers from. At least Perfoce doesn't... git has its place but it's real
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by iaresee 3y ago
I did just over a decade in chip design. Versioning large files in that domain is commonplace and quite sane. It can take wallclock days of processing to produce a layout file that's 100's of MBs. Keeping that asset in your SCC sy
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by iaresee 3y ago
You and I seem similar in travel and Delta medallion status. I'll enjoy my last year with GM in 2024 I guess. Of the options I have for BOS <> SFO, Delta still probably has the best hard product offering there. But this is defini
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by iaresee 3y ago
Possibly. But it's more than that. You have site issues, even with one pump, that you need to navigate. There are only so many viable places on a body to attach a cannula for good absorptoin and, while small, these things aren't _
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by iaresee 3y ago
Yea, but "working on" is a bit different than "readily available and trusted to function well". Everything is harder with two delivery pumps.
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by iaresee 3y ago
> Is the problem that there is no hardware for dual hormone pumps? All the well-tested pumps (Tandem, Omnipod, Medtronic) are insulin-delivery only.
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by iaresee 3y ago
This might be the way I go. Thanks.
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by iaresee 3y ago
Have you found a replacement? I did some light investigation but nothing really felt as solid as Mullvad so I haven't jumped ship yet.
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by iaresee 3y ago
You can build out a UniFi system without giving them any information. The entire system can be run local-only.
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by iaresee 3y ago
PiHole + unbound here and I didn't even notice it. Which, after the week I've had with Comcast service, is very surprising.
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by iaresee 3y ago
This is exactly how I feel about it. Once was enough. Once and forever haunted.
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by iaresee 3y ago
Allagash ceasing production would definitely cause a susurration.
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by iaresee 3y ago
Amethyst is my tiling manager of choice for macOS: https://ianyh.com/amethyst/ It was a little buggy when Ventura dropped, but it gets frequent updates and has stabilized in the past few months.
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by iaresee 3y ago
Cheaper? Yes. Finger sticks. A non-diabetic really gains very little useful insight from continuous monitoring.
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by iaresee 4y ago
I was a nord user for years but the blue-on-grey was exhausting for long days in the editor or at a terminal. Recently switched to gruvbox to try on higher contrast colours, again.
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by iaresee 4y ago
Moved my T1D stuff off Heroku a few months back. Moved it to Render. Very happy with the cost and it's been stable. Notes here: https://gist.github.com/ianchesal/5c96c566ab99b60c2c557711fa...
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by iaresee 4y ago
Another long time MindNode user here. I know the nested lists and map views are essentially two visualizations of the same structured data but my brain just finds the maps less thought-constraining. I end up with more creative paths in map
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by iaresee 4y ago
Update: here are my complete notes on migrating. https://gist.github.com/ianchesal/5c96c566ab99b60c2c557711fa... I thought they were in the other comment. The migration is pretty simple now that heroku only hosts the s
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by iaresee 4y ago
In theory it should. I don’t mind paying the $8/month fee so I do. I mentioned the guide and my work on the NightScout discord. If there’s interest I could do from scratch instructions for those doing entirely new setups. Note: I’m the
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by iaresee 4y ago
You can be called engineer in Canada. You can’t offer engineering services to the public without being licensed. Non-PEO licensed software engineers exist in large quantities in Canada without any issues. They provide services to a company,
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by iaresee 5y ago
I am up reading this in bed. Also watching my 11 year old’s BGL slide down under 80. I’m about to go wake him and make him drink some milk. Diabetes is a shit autoimmune disease. But the tech gives us some hope. And I treasure every day, no
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Apple implemented the biggest improvement to Bluetooth audio since 2009(medium.marco.zone)
30 points by iaresee 5y ago|8 comments
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by iaresee 6y ago
I can still remember going to Kinkos with a friend’s copy of the real book in 1996 to make a copy of my own and get it spiral bound. Not only did you get the charts, but you got their notes. And the notes of anyone before them from the book
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by iaresee 6y ago
I took both the intro and advanced version of this course in my undergrad. Academically interesting stuff, but the inability to translate from proved system to implemented and proved system was always frustrating. It was definitey a clear d
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by iaresee 6y ago
New Hampshire
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by iaresee 6y ago
Square. Japan was their first international foray. There were visions of the serene design aesthetics of Square clearing the clutter from countless Japanese shops. It was going to be the perfect society to embrace Square’s vision and form f
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by iaresee 6y ago
Am I wrong for presuming that the people who would most care about GitHub's public roadmap probably aren't even GitHub users? Free tier users, maybe not. But paying users care very much about what they can expect for their outla
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by iaresee 6y ago
I've only been in the USA for less than a decade but when I landed here and got my SSN I got a pretty good lecture at the window from the Federal worker about never giving this out, keep it safe, yadda, yadda, yadda... ...and was then

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