If you're required to work 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, gaining an extra hour or two per day could go toward leisure or recreation or exercise. Or maybe you're already sleeping only 6.25 hours a night, but it is having negative health and mood effects, and eliminating those negatives could improve quality of life without detracting from waking time.
Yeah, you can try this on the ChatGPT app. Take a picture and ask ChatGPT to give you the nutrition info, then do your own calculations based on weight and the USDA database and see how it compares.
Thanks for chiming in here. I use Monarch and didn't realize there was a Sankey visualization. Actually I didn't know what that type of visual was even called before this post.
Type 1 diabetes (T1D) is an autoimmune disease. Your own immune cells attack your insulin-producing beta cells in your pancreas, leading you to lose the ability to produce insulin to absorb glucose from the blood. You will lose weight, be frequently thirsty, and have to pee frequently. T1D seems to have a genetic factor which you can be tested for.
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) is a lifestyle disease where you become less sensitive to the insulin that your body produces. It can be prevented by maintaining healthy diet, exercise, and weight, and it can usually be detected early as prediabetes. There may be a genetic factor predisposing you to T2D, but I don't know if there are tests for it.
You need to know which disease your family had to know which answer it is. They are two totally different diseases that just happen to both be related to insulin.
In the US, the official Omnipod 5 with Dexcom G6 closed loop solution is also available, starting early this year I think. My wife prefers her DIY AndroidAPS setup with Omnipod Dash and Dexcom G7, though, because the G7 allows you to warm up a new sensor when the old one is still active, so she doesn't have any gaps in her data.
Sometimes referred to as smilies, though IMO that word describes the 3ish character subset that look like a face at 90 degrees⁰, and predating emoji¹ by quite some time².
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[1] the graphical alternatives
[2] first commonly used in the early 80s, even before my time online, where emoji turned up right at the end of the 90s
- LLMs writing code that pros struggle with isn't a real thing (yet), and i've tried them all
- except, weirdly, lisp
- lisp can call tree-sitter now
- if you can write lisp, you can write/refactor most anything
- a far better strategy than comparing MMLU between `gpt-4-1106-preview` and `dolphin-8x7b-v0.1-q4_km` is to run them both (along with others) and have them review each other and make this easy in every tool (from emacs to vscode to zed)
- `llama.cpp` and `ollama` and `lmstudio` et al. are awesome, and the OpenAI protocol support is necessary and useful (for now), but we need a real `protobuf3`/`gRPC`/`connectRPC`/`buf.build`/etc. standard with a good reference implementation in (probably C++, but maybe Rust if Candle or whatever gets fast soon) that does all the model-server shit we did at FAANG and doesn't require the user to remember what 2^n context window is on pain of breakage
- once you have an extensible, open, fast protocol with great docs and trivial linkage courtesy of `buf.build`, ASR (`whisper.cpp`), TTS (probably StyleTTS but I haven't gotten that far yet), and other modalities now win big enough to not be non-starters in JSON
- other people will write better model servers, at least for certain applications, and everyone wins
This is obviously a pile of work, and there will probably be a commercial venture that's semi-adjacent, but the core stuff will be MIT (or maybe Apache 2 or something else that means "do what you want"), but it's coming along.
Right now this is a bunch of code not ready for release and like, a domain name that 404s, but if there's interest we'd be open to firing up a Discord or something. You can email me at `b7r6@pm.me` if you want to rap about it.
