pimeys

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by pimeys 5y ago
Here is what I have in my watch: https://i.imgur.com/Iv6V3ap.jpg Date, time, glucose graph, steps, pulse, time from last value, last glucose value, delta from previous value, current pump basal rate and units of insulin fro
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by pimeys 5y ago
In Germany a Dexcom G6 sensor is 80€ per 10 days. A transmitter about 400€ per 90 days. TK pays for all of this if you can show nightly hypos and jumpy glucose values, which should be easy for any T1d... Dexcom is the only one accurate enou
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by pimeys 5y ago
A CGM, app like xdrip and a smartwatch to display the current glucose value, trend graph and insulin on body has completely removed these situations from my life. As people normally check the time, you'll be checking the glucose value
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by pimeys 5y ago
There are open source apps such as xdrip that can alert on a trend change, and androidaps that turns off insulin delivery way before you get to a hypo. The official one from Dexcom is not very good.
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by pimeys 5y ago
The oref1 algorithm in AndroidAPS can detect unannounced meals and together with a very fast insulin such as Lyumjev can automate meal boluses for some people. I know diabetics in 85% in range using this method. Doesn't work super well
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by pimeys 5y ago
Protein does have an effect for your glucose level. Just comes after a few hours as a nice surprise. And fat makes the insulin work worse, combine the fat with protein and it is quite complex to understand why your glucose is going up 3 hou
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by pimeys 5y ago
A loop helps a lot here. You get used to it. It is easier if you're anyhow watching grafana daily... 50% insulin for the lunch. When sitting in front of your computer the carbs are working and just press a button to dose the last 50%.
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by pimeys 5y ago
No. But a hormone called glucagon is used in some pumps. It puts your liver to produce glucose.
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by pimeys 5y ago
Or the classic: have lunch with your colleagues and then walk back to the office. I hope you didn't take all the insulin in the restaurant, just half and half back in the office. It's a nasty drop otherwise...
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by pimeys 5y ago
I'll be adding one more, I've been using this for some years now: https://github.com/nightscout/androidaps It's awesome.
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by pimeys 5y ago
It adds a bit to the risk that going down to hypoglycemia is not very good for your brain cells. And staying in hyper is not good for your cells in general, for your eyes or for your internal organs. You might not die, but might develop som
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by pimeys 5y ago
The AndroidAPS works with many Omnipod models, and with DanaRS or Accu-Chek insight which are all quite small pumps. If you have the knowledge, I can highly recommend doing some research and try looping. I've been doing it now for thre
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by pimeys 5y ago
The [MS-TDS].pdf is also an excellent piece of documentation, gave me all the answers to write a fully compatible TDS driver.
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by pimeys 5y ago
It also supports logging in multiple accounts and remote play. Thank you for mentioning this!
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by pimeys 5y ago
Uber: https://eng.uber.com/postgres-to-mysql-migration/
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by pimeys 5y ago
Don't even get me started about problems in Notion. It is so depressingly bad that it makes me hate one thing I really like about my work: writing. The search is just broken, but even more broken is the user interface for writing. All
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by pimeys 5y ago
Even with opnsense, put a packet filter and wireguard to the box, and I guarantee you'll use your CPU and memory with a 2.5GbE NIC...
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by pimeys 5y ago
How are the fines calculated? Is it a percentage of his income or a fixed amount? If latter, it probably doesn't really bother the guy driving...
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by pimeys 5y ago
I've used Gnome a lot in my past. Also KDE since the early betas. At some point I just found out how tiling wms are kind of nice. After that it's no going back. It's like learning vim and then trying to go back to an editor w
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by pimeys 5y ago
It's a pretty good ride still (depending what you need). I tend to run a tiling wm with lots of customization and it's great to just have all these tools and behavior synced everywhere. I build emacs from scratch with lots of pack
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by pimeys 5y ago
For the system, I like the devos template: https://github.com/divnix/devos The idea of flakes is how you define inputs, and you define the system (and packages, and shell etc.) in the outputs using the inputs. The inpu
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by pimeys 5y ago
My partner was about to get back from the office, bringing food. It was 8pm, and everything set for tomorrow with Windows. Except at this point it needed to update, and for a specific reason the computer needed to be in a working condition
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Build Android (AOSP) Using Nix(github.com)
3 points by pimeys 5y ago|0 comments
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by pimeys 5y ago
With SQL Server 2019, you can write UTF-8 data to `VARCHAR` and `CHAR` fields, if the table collation is `LATIN1_GENERAL_100_CI_AS_SC_UTF8`. I feel the pain of UTF-16. When I was writing the Rust crate for the TDS protocol, all N-columns fo
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Shadow Wolf Cyberzine Issue 10(legowelt.org)
2 points by pimeys 5y ago|0 comments
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by pimeys 5y ago
Witcher 3 was the first of the series I played, and I enjoyed the writing and play-through so much I 100%'d the game and playing it again from beginning. There were lots of people like me who really enjoyed it, so saying it was a disap
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by pimeys 5y ago
I use OBS Studio and a virtual camera to drive my zoom meetings on wayland/linux. Works very well and you can do all kinds of cool things with it.
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Berlin’s Transformation Is Wunderbar: A San Francisco Transplant’s View(sf.streetsblog.org)
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Updated Rust Code for Linux Kernel Patches Posted(phoronix.com)
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Michigan Became the Epicenter of the Modernist Experiment(nytimes.com)
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