manwhorunlikebear
manwhorunlikebear t1_j9ama01 wrote
I use a Libre2 chip that has a plastic sensor going through my skin into the underlying tissue to measure the blood sugar, but it is not accurate compared to a blood sample from the finger plus there is a delay when you measure the bloodsugar in the muscle tissue compared to the finger, so I highly doubt someting sitting on the outside of the skin on the wrist can do it even closely precise, but I have a small hope - exciting technology at least. If it works just slightly reliable it is a complete game changer for all people with T1D or T2D.
manwhorunlikebear t1_j5urpxc wrote
Reply to comment by WindowMoon in LPT never delete voicemails of loved ones, especially on holidays. by WindowMoon
I was very pleasantly surprised, yeah I would say more a happy comforting sound.
manwhorunlikebear t1_j5thxup wrote
I found an old voice message that I wasn't aware of from my mother a few months after she died and I was just so happy to hear her voice once again. I can not describe how much that meant to me.
manwhorunlikebear t1_j4c2hj9 wrote
manwhorunlikebear t1_j31wfi3 wrote
Reply to comment by Warpzit in Danish bank workers celebrate first full year without robberies by asteriskspace
The robbers all applied for jobs in the banks. Working smart, not hard.
manwhorunlikebear t1_jeh1rqc wrote
Reply to ELI5-What is the fibonacci sequence? by amsdys
As many of the other commenters are saying it is a sequence of numbers where the next number is given by the sum of the previous two numbers starting with 0, 1 (then; 0 + 1 = 1, then 1 + 1 = 2, then 1 + 2 = 3, then 2 + 3 = 5 ...)
You see the number chain occur naturally many places in nature in the development of seeds or leaves in plants, where the number of seeds or leaves in layers occur as fibonacci sequences, e.g. one layer has 3 leaves, the next has 5, next has 8 so on.
On a funny side note, you can also use it to approximate conversion of miles and kilometers, as 2 miles is approximately 3 km, 3 miles is approximately 5 km