dbbljack | 8 months ago | on: Continuous Glucose Monitoring
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dbbljack | 8 months ago | on: Continuous Glucose Monitoring
highly interesting!
dbbljack | 8 months ago | on: What happens when clergy take psilocybin
counterpoint: you only get your first time, one time.
dbbljack | 9 months ago | on: How to live on $432 a month in America
i'd have to do a lot of research to find a cheap rural area that I would be able to exist in after sundown.
dbbljack | 9 months ago | on: Clojuring the web application stack: Meditation One
back it up with literally ANY data, please.
dbbljack | 9 months ago | on: High-school shop students attract skilled-trades job offers
especially when you can get the same $60k by getting two promotions at walmart (associate -> team lead -> coach)
dbbljack | 11 months ago | on: Show HN: I vibecoded a 35k LoC recipe app
the microphone symbol should be animated while listening.
dbbljack | 1 year ago | on: School smartphone ban results in better sleep and improved mood: study
is it so impossible to include a model number in your query?
dbbljack | 2 years ago | on: FDA clears first over-the-counter continuous glucose monitor
you guys sound like yuppies, using a CGM to come to the conclusion that rice and soda cause sharper insulin spikes than proteins, and exercise is good for you! Could have gotten the same info from a $10 book of glycemic indices or a $20 traditional glucose test kit. If you aren't diabetic, a CGM is widely useless and you're just manually deriving basic facts about metabolism you could have just... read.
dbbljack | 2 years ago | on: The Year of Ozempic
good maybe this will take the heat off of CGM/FGM tech, which is a waste of silicon and batteries for healthy individuals to use.
dbbljack | 2 years ago | on: D.C.'s ban on cashless businesses takes effect
that i can't steal from the other side of the planet.
dbbljack | 4 years ago | on: An Origami Samurai Made from a Single Sheet of Rice Paper
great observation. this sculpture of a samurai folded from a single sheet of paper indeed is not "normal" oragami.
dbbljack | 4 years ago | on: Show HN: Hacker News client with a twist
this seems really great for people who want vim in the... actually wait we all have browser extensions already.
dbbljack | 5 years ago | on: The cost of a standard unit of insulin
flash glucose monitor...
dbbljack | 5 years ago | on: GPT-3 Has Learned to Code, Blog and Argue
medical students could use this to practice difficult end-of-life conversations with a chatbot
dbbljack | 5 years ago | on: How to use Reddit to get your first users
fishing for someone to ask about your product feels just as disingenuous as posting from a brand account but reddit slurps it up.
dbbljack | 5 years ago | on: Rite Aid deployed facial recognition systems in hundreds of U.S. stores
When I first got the personalized coupons I called Meijer and asked them who they bought my address from, they refused to answer.
dbbljack | 5 years ago | on: Merge tag 'inclusive-terminology' into Linux kernel
I wonder how male/female connectors made it this far into the inclusive-language wave, haven't seen a single mention of them.
dbbljack | 5 years ago | on: De-escalating social media conflict
ok what happens when the president says something like
"the sky is red, dems are better off dead (marked as mistake made, replies disabled)"
dbbljack | 5 years ago | on: Asian American Discrimination in Harvard Admissions [pdf]
I'm not sure if any of that is true or if any of it leads logically to a need for affirmative action in the ranks of the entertainers.
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what are you guys learning about your super special non diabetic bodies that you can't learn with a $5 book of glycemic indices or a casual afternoon reading basic diabetes dieting advice?