Adirael

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by Adirael 2y ago
I don't know, I understand the advice and I guess that's probably one of the reasons Loop ( https://loopkit.github.io/loopdocs/ ) is not on the App Store. If they had turned their project into another data-logg
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by Adirael 4y ago
Do salary employees in the US not have a set amount of hours they have to work per week/month/year?
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by Adirael 6y ago
15 * 30 * 4 * 12 = 21600
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by Adirael 7y ago
I can see the Twitter post without issues.
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by Adirael 7y ago
It does, mostly because Europe is not a country. In Spain you can't drive until you're 18 and they'll take your license away if you're found to blame, even though not forever.
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by Adirael 7y ago
The diagram is a bit old. I use a closed loop system (Loop) and I just carry a RileyLink that bridges RF-to-BT so my iPhone can talk with the pump. No cables at all (and no infusion set cord if you use an Omnipod pump!)
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by Adirael 7y ago
There are a few variants on how to do a closed loop system. OpenAPS is phone agnostic and everything runs on a RaspberryPi. I myself use Loop. It's an iOS app that uses a RF-to-BT bridge to talk with the pump and intercepts the CGM rea
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by Adirael 7y ago
What ISF does your kid have that a single unit will kill him/her? A single unit is barely noticeable on the graph for me. I've been using Loop for a few weeks now and the improvements in quality of life are so huge that any concer
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by Adirael 8y ago
I've tried to like Fusion 360, but the login screen the first time you boot it up turns me off. It's also slow as hell on a top of the line iMac, and that's with very small projects. I like OpenSCAD a lot, but being productiv
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by Adirael 8y ago
That's countersteering [1]. I find it very hard to explain but it's something that most people on a bicycle (at speed) or a motorcycle (again, at speed) do naturally. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Counters
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by Adirael 8y ago
Since there doesn't exist a good panel without Smart TV capabilities, what I do is just don't give them access to the network. Everything runs through an Android Box connected to an HDMI or a PS4 when I want to use Netflix (I neve
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by Adirael 9y ago
Mine sometimes will also whimper while dreaming, but I guess that's part of the freedom too
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by Adirael 10y ago
There's an option on the browser that will set the appropriate headers. Fallback is the OS language.
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by Adirael 10y ago
I wonder why glucagon isn't done in the same format as EpiPens are. I'm a T1 diabetic and I have one glucagon vial at work and one at home. In the case I go low (barely responsive low) someone has to go grab it from the fridge (it
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by Adirael 11y ago
I bought a new (to me) motorcycle last week. It's a 2008 and it has loads of electronics (compared to my old bike). One of them is an immobiliser that deactivates when it detects a transponder inside the key. The motorcycle comes with
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by Adirael 11y ago
Illustrations by Tim McDonagh :)
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by Adirael 11y ago
Solr and Cordova are on different realms, I don't see how that's relevant in this discussion. FWIW I've used Solr a lot and it's great for faceting and geometric search.
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by Adirael 11y ago
Bandwidth have been going down for years. I don't think they release numbers but the community in imgur is pretty active. There's a lot of people browsing imgur directly (they have a voting system, comments...) and know nothing ab
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by Adirael 11y ago
The "spilled coffee" case was not a frivolous lawsuit. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liebeck_v._McDonald%27s_Restaur...
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by Adirael 12y ago
Some are there because they need to be, some aren't. In my country most of them aren't there to keep you safe but to have a revenue stream. I know a couple of signals that are there to just make people slow down, and they work eve
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by Adirael 12y ago
I drive a newish Golf and all the tech available with the car was vastly overpriced. You want MP3? 800 bucks please. I just swapped the head unit for an aftermarket with all the things I wanted (with was just a BT receiver). Right now I cou
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by Adirael 12y ago
Careful with that IRPF "discount". In the end of the day you have to pay what you have to pay, they just let you pay less monthly. I was bitten in the ass this way my first year operating, I had to pay more money than I had in my
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by Adirael 12y ago
I tried to do this, but I just don't like working with Windows (or Linux). I don't like their current line of hardware, nothing fits me. iMacs: too rigid, I wan't my own screen. Mac Pro: too expensive, too powerful. Mac Mini?
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by Adirael 12y ago
I had a bad habit of using it to remove style from pasted text. Shift+CMD+V (or something like that, muscle memory) does the trick, but I didn't know that a few years ago.
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by Adirael 12y ago
It's not that bad as it was a few years ago. I updated mine today to Yosemite and it was painful but bearable. I bought my hardware with osx86 in mind, it doesn't give me much trouble. No crashes. Noise and power consumption are d
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by Adirael 12y ago
I don't use taxis very often but I've never found a stereotypical taxi driver in the 10-20 times I've used them (I live in Madrid). They were all polite, their cars were clean and had no music/radio or it was set to a lo
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by Adirael 12y ago
I don't think it's manipulative, it does feel like a relationship, even if it is one-sided. The feeling is different from watching a TV show, it feels more personal, more real.
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by Adirael 12y ago
I guess that depends on the podcast. I feel like I have a relationship with the guys from Back to Work [1], they talk about a lot of personal stuff and I feel like I know them a little. I appreciate that a lot, it makes me trust them (and t
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by Adirael 12y ago
I don't know, but he ended giving up the code for free. I would've gone solo in that situation.
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by Adirael 12y ago
I like beer, don't care much about liquor or wine but won't turn it down. I like to open a can of beer at night while I code a bit before going to bed and sometimes I go for a beer after work. I may drink around 0.8 beers per day.

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