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Their repo has like 300 open issues today... I have type 1 diabetes, and use open source tech for getting the glucose readings from my sensor and pushing it to
by ody4242 5y ago
Their repo has like 300 open issues today...
I have type 1 diabetes, and use open source tech for getting the glucose readings from my sensor and pushing it to a Pebble, but insulin dosing is a way more complex story.
- ksaun 5y agoWould you please share which sensor and which open source tech you use?
- ody4242 5y agoI use Dexcom G6 CGMS with Nightscout and xDrip+. xDrip+ runs on Android, gets the data from the Dexcom transmitter, and sends it to a Pebble watch and also to a mongodb database. xDrip itself supports a lot of CGMS systems, I've been using it since G4, which was not Bluetooth ready initially, so you had to build a bridge that read the data from the transmitter and sent it to the phone. Way easier nowadays,as the transmitter is using BLE.
- spanktheuser 5y agoAn interesting question to ask one’s self: how many open issues exist in the private repo of the various commercial insulin dosing providers? How would one judge, at any given moment, whether Company A or Company B has the more robust software? And whether Company C’s recent v2.0 release has increased or decreased the reliability of their software?
- serf 5y ago>Their repo has like 300 open issues today... that's a metric to compare only because that data is available. how many issues are open on the tracker for the closed-source equivalent?
- sithlord 5y agowhere is the repo at?
- KMnO4 5y agohttps://github.com/LoopKit/Loop https://github.com/LoopKit/Loop