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tronicdude
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Comment #48346284
I’m also a type 1 and I force myself to use pens every few months so I don’t get jumped like this. We need implantable insulin pumps again so bad. Also fuck tandem, I’ve moved to O…
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Comment #42876702
You have no idea what you’re talking about. For T1Ds, you pretty much constantly have to monitor your blood glucose level. I used to use a Pebble for this, now I use an Apple Watch…
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Comment #42105662
How to Bring PDF Logical Page Numbers into Correspondence with Document Page Numbers (full title was too many characters).
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Comment #39974740
Also just discovered this issue was acknowledged by ss-o months ago; it's on his project board here https://github.com/orgs/z-shell/projects/4/views/10 Issue was from last septembe…
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Comment #39974668
It's entirely open source and pretty comprehensible. That being said, of course the dev could tear up years of work and go rogue at any moment, like any other solo open source proj…
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Comment #39974363
FWIW, I've used zshell for years now and had a great experience. When vetting it against the other zinit fork, it seemed better documented and more active (new features still being…
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Comment #39168077
Fracking does this on a small scale. I had an excellent geology professor, Donald Prothero, who argued manually triggering earthquakes could be a much better idea in high tension a…
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Comment #38468163
i..i've never seen a homebrew for linux user in the wild
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Comment #36512303
Clickbait
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Comment #34658155
Based king
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Comment #34239857
I previously used ZPlug to manage zsh plugins, which added a noticeable latency for each terminal I opened. z-shell/zi allows you to load plugins async very easily so my terminal f…
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Comment #33390652
https://tinyurl.com/2p8yds6e
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Comment #31952445
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31711020
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Comment #31242042
PKM is not bullshit; it is extremely helpful to a lot of people. This article seems a bit pointless. Yes, the graph is used to advertise a lot of these systems, but the point of th…
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Comment #30979395
https://github.com/akosbalasko/yarle This is an excellent evernote to md exporter.
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Comment #28637381
“We know that not all people with diabetes are looking for a wearable continuous glucose monitoring device to manage their diabetes." Okay that's pretty bogus. Some people can't af…
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Ask HN: Are fTPMs inherently less secure than discrete TPMs?
fTPMs are the TPMs sometimes built-in to CPUs. Discrete TPMs are when the TPM is its own chip. fTPMs theoretically seem questionable, but I'm out of my depth and know nothing on th…