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by oskarpearson 10y ago
AWS Support has confirmed: while ALB should be faster, it could still require pre-warming depending on the exact use case.
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by oskarpearson 10y ago
Note that insulin is pretty temperature sensitive, and needs specialist shipping so that it doesn't end up boiling on a tarmac somewhere. That said, we found pump-compatible insulin on Phi-Phi Island in Thailand, so I expect insulin is
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by oskarpearson 10y ago
The biggest problem is going to be expense, followed by reliability and power when out-and-about. I'm not sure where you are, but in the USA compatible pumps probably start at around $1,000. That doesn't include the monthly cost o
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by oskarpearson 10y ago
Good to see this here. I'm one of the developers (though more on the radio comms side, rather than on the glucose control side. See http://github.com/oskarpearson/mmeowlink/wiki for info). My wife's been
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by oskarpearson 10y ago
Click the "web" link above, then click the first google result
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by oskarpearson 10y ago
I'm guessing you aren't in Missouri, then? :)
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by oskarpearson 10y ago
This project is critical for the longevity of the OpenAPS project - http://www.nytimes.com/2016/02/23/health/a-do-it-yourself-re... Currently the only supported pumps are incredibly old hardware from Med
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Bounty for Open-Source Diabetic pump control exceeds $11,000(openomni.org)
3 points by oskarpearson 10y ago|1 comments
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
Is it just me, or have some of the comments here missed the point of this entirely? This isn't about MVP or Lean Product Dev. It's about doing the things that are "worth doing". And about doing them yourself, instead of
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
There are some good changes here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ansible/ansible/stable-2.0... - Given the dynamic includes, you can use variables in some places you couldn't before , which allows you to p
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
URL should be http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-33572959 - it seems the url has the submitter's original comment appended to it.
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
Ok, it's not TechShop.. but I'm surprised by how many people don't know about https://london.hackspace.org.uk/ Have you given it a try? There are a significant number of tools available: https://wi
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
Thanks for taking the time to respond in a detailed way. Imho there's way too much uninformed "meta" debate going on in the comments, without anyone reading the article.
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Warn HN: Resize of Digital Ocean instance corrupted filesystem beyond repair
17 points by oskarpearson 11y ago|1 comments
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
As my wife and I are currently going through Mari Kondo's http://tidyingup.com/ process, this would be great to have in London. Recycling is generally great here, but there are certain things that are actually quite va
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
It seems they have stopped requiring registration. Clicking on the "Introduction to Container Security" page takes you straight to cloudfront.
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
Thanks for taking the time to reply. I'll look into him more. Also: the first time you hit the above link above, the site gives a 'no history' error and doesn't return any results - which is unintentionally funny, I gues
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
After a quick search, much of the TA-65 commentary seems to be well-placed SEO-optimised junk. Some of it seems like it could be 'affiliate program' stuff too. If you can add to the debate sensibly, consider contributing here or u
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
The original Hacker News posting on this was incorrectly flagged when the site temporarily came back online: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9439486
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by oskarpearson 11y ago
It's definitely currently defaced, reading "Hacked by Autismsquad"
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by oskarpearson 12y ago
I just had very fast turnaround on a support ticket from them. Simple issue, but still - I'm really impressed. Support ticket answered in < 2 minutes. Resolved in 9 minutes. (The ticket was sort of my fault, partly a design issue on
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by oskarpearson 12y ago
I find this one of the most depressing articles I've read for a long time. If the upper rate values are true, we're headed for an extinction event http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extinction_event on the level of
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Biodiversity: Life – a status report(nature.com)
49 points by oskarpearson 12y ago|17 comments
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Medibid – Online marketplace for surgery(idahostatesman.com)
1 points by oskarpearson 12y ago|0 comments
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by oskarpearson 13y ago
It seems that this is likely to impact OpenVPN too, since it uses TLS - https://openvpn.net/index.php/open-source/337-why-openvpn-us... Using a tls-auth key may help mitigate this (especially if you use UDP) since
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Perl levels up with native subroutine signatures(perltricks.com)
4 points by oskarpearson 13y ago|1 comments
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by oskarpearson 13y ago
Sorry, but I don't agree with the premise and the first line of your comment. Much of the rest I do agree with. The NHS (not "the government" - which is an emotionally charged noun in this sort of circumstance) is selling the
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by oskarpearson 13y ago
I think the thing that's missing from much of the discussion is that all released information is subject to a very clear contractual agreement and for specific purposes. The agreements limit the ability to link supplied data with anyth
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How to politely become part of a group(manager-tools.com)
1 points by oskarpearson 13y ago|0 comments
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by oskarpearson 13y ago
Very often I see clear and cogent "discussions" (aka complete shredding!) of scientific papers on the Hacker News site. This site seems like a great place to give feedback directly to the authors, and to get their responses /

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