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liamzebedee
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I wonder if you could use this to generate the fractal terrain by the ocean like in Sydney. We already have "artificial reefs". We have built beauty in the build environment (archi…
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Comment #46228750
They are doing this now actually for plant breeding! "Engineering crop flower morphology facilitates robotization of cross-pollination and speed breeding" covers one example by bre…
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Comment #37322656
I posted a thread here in 2019 for anyone curious on the technical walkthrough for setting one of these up (+ HN discussions) [1]. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2060623…
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Comment #34554879
This is freakin' amazing! Such a glorious hack. It'd be fun to build a pure CLI-based OS around this. Imagine opening apps by running `/www/github.com`
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Comment #34206607
It seems we disagree on 6dos. I think it's a useful concept to anchor on, since you can predict the structure of your domain (social networks, renting) based on the size of the net…
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Comment #34185852
The challenge is that you might only need 6 hops to find that person you’re looking for (on average).
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Comment #34181715
> It's trivial to work backwards through your life and reshape everything as a series of coincidences that got you to where you are. What if you worked forwards based on this idea …
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Comment #34181652
Haha, well you're right. The point of writing is to think. I never said it was going to be a scientific theory - and really, life is too complex a landscape to build a falsifiable …
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Comment #34181637
Thank you for the linkout, I'll put it on my reading list.
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Comment #34181626
Haha congratulations! You got it.
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Comment #20620143
Body Area Network! Hahahaha love it, going to use this :) The pump is actually just in your pocket usually, with a big cord hanging out ready to catch on things hehe. The CGM/pump …
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Comment #20620125
Haha, I'm the OP, I use the insulin pump ;) > You wake up from hypoglycemia, long before there is more trouble And this is one of the main styles of diabetic death - not waking up …
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Comment #20613386
Although I would highlight - there is additional high risk now if the sensor becomes faulty, in which case, more insulin could be delivered for incorrect levels while you sleeping,…
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Comment #20613374
Hey Vlad - I added some pictures of what I actually wear day-to-day at the bottom of the post. Hope this helps!
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Comment #20609568
A bit of elaboration on the risks you could encounter here: - CGM sensors can be faulty, depending on the rate of change of glucose (they’re actually not measuring blood directly, …
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Comment #20609542
Yes! I think this is fantastic. Tidepool’s employees actually have worked on many of these open-source projects, are funded a lot by the JDRF (one of the biggest T1 Diabetes NFP’s)…
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Comment #19483095
> decentralized finance, or is that just one angle? People are grouping under that term, #DeFi.