derekja

only slightly beyond that, 23andme doesn't cover all of the relevant SNPs but it does cover the ones that allow you to infer that you are less likely to respond to p-glycoprotein based drugs like citalopram and paroxetine. You have to export your 23andme raw data and use something like promethease to reprocess the data.

Big fan of the attempt! It's a tough area, though. A couple links that might be of interest:

A group of folks using mostly Dragon and plugins https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/VoiceCoder/info

A great pycon talk by Travis Rudd a couple years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7F4ylvA0Dh0

Best wishes for a successful project!

Very cool. Love to chat at some point. I run a makerspace in Victoria, BC and we have done some medical device hacking. Derekja at makerspace dot ca

I'm in Victoria. There is a good, but small, tech scene here. Salaries are significantly lower than Vancouver in general, though.

I am, but only because the non-member registration fee at a conference at which I was presenting was more than the membership + member registration.

Hmm, I'd assumed Skiena https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9781848000698

Listened to all 3. Nice job! Found it very engaging and well-produced, if perhaps slightly overdramatic in places. Looking forward to the rest of the series!

fantastic! subscribed and will listen during my workout. Thanks!

I can't find your feed url...

Could you give more information on Serial? I find several podcasts that could be...

We got one for our makerspace and it is a very solid tool. Amazing for parquet.

Agree. I have definitely gotten good value out of his stuff.

Yup, that's what would put it on my daily radar.

Ah, excellent! I have only used zerotier with them hosting. Would far prefer to self-host. Thanks for pointing that out!

I also use zerotier. Is there an advantage to Tinc?

Seems like your links are broken, btw. Can find the listings by going to jobs.lever.co/karat/ though.

Is a book review a derivative work? The author of the book is in here politely answering questions rather than crying "you copied!" so the nice summary of his ideas must feel ok to him...

Big book of concepts by Gregory Murphy. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001KW0APW/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=...

I'm teaching an intro Web Development course at the University level right now. No exams, only projects and homework. All submissions in github, so it's likely some will be looked at!

Hi,

My BF is T1D and has an Animas Vibe with the integrated Dexcom G4. I see from an older thread that this is the setup you are using. Can you point me toward any hacking information on this? On the OpenAPS flowchart for the Vibe it merely says to call Animas and advocate for the addition of temp basal commands. If we cannot get him to a full closed loop on this pump, even an open loop system would be an interesting place to start. Thanks for any pointers!

Scanse.io lidar units are out now. I got my Kickstarter unit a few weeks ago, anyway.

I really wanted to subscribe to this podcast in my RSS reader, it was a nice episode! Unfortunately, I could find no way to download the audio and my usual use of podcasts is to listen during a commute when I have unreliable internet. Without the ability to download it is unlikely I will continue to listen. There's even a link on the 100kfreelancing site that says "download mp3" but it doesn't work and just links again to the streaming web player.

I think it is the first non-holiday weekday of each month that these go out.

Have to do a bit more of the work yourself but the non-profit I run uses https://grantstation.com

That having been said, we haven't yet been too successful with the opportunities we've found on there but it has given us some leads.

Agree, nice article! Afraid other than your posts making it to front page, I don't see how to keep checking:

-- can't find an RSS feed for your blog -- ioloop.io has a blank homepage -- ioloop.io/blog gives a 404

So where's the best place to keep checking?

Thanks!

Ah, you finally made a hackernews account! Congrats, XD, that's a great milestone you guys hit.

Those are pretty neat. A decade or so ago I visited one being built on a 10' wide foundation ring of bearings. The motor to make the living room follow the sun wasn't installed yet so two us pushed this 30' wide flying saucer house around.

Hmm, I wish HN had reddit's remindme bot! Sounds great.

Nice, thanks for posting that! You all are doing things right.

form a company (not necessarily in Romania), pay yourself the $55k from there and allow the remaining value to accrue in the company. Of course there's a paperwork hit with that as well, but mostly outside Romania.