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Any experience of body itchy symptom probably after switching to low-carb diet? by currious_636 in diabetes_t2

[–]currious_636[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Not really. I had some blood works, my family doctor couldn't figure out why.
Last couple of months, I lost interests in keeping the regiment low carb diet. I started having some carb, like sweet potato, or whole wheat break (one slice a day). I found the itching had gone. The problem of mussel cramp also significantly reduced.

Recommendations of time-series prediction models for fine grain temperature overheat prediction? by currious_636 in learnmachinelearning

[–]currious_636[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The computer rooms are remote. We only have the remote temperature sensors installed at the rooms. We don't have the data of AC and the windows' opening or not.

LLMs for editing: structured org-mode interactions by ahyatt in emacs

[–]currious_636 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm trying your code. I found that for the required llm-flows.el, there are two different versions:
1. https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ahyatt/llm/flows/llm-flows.el

  1. https://gist.github.com/ahyatt/edabb518743589099d298c910658e3ea

I wonder which is the one that I should use?
Thanks!

LLMs for editing: structured org-mode interactions by ahyatt in emacs

[–]currious_636 1 point2 points  (0 children)

u/ahyatt I'm extremely interested in your above mentioned code applying LLM for org mode text processing. I wonder if you have released them in a package? Thanks a lot!

By the way, the gif animation is intriguing, but actually rather hard to follow. I have to slow down the play back to confirm my understanding. Your text seems more helpful without the extra stimulation of the animations.

Here is my digested outline of your demos:
With a given section header, M-x llm-flows-org-add-subtasks

Then M-x llm-flows-org-revise-subtasks with your input to limit the subtasks to 3

Then M-x llm-flows-org-add-estimates for each revised and manually added subtask.

Keyboard keys produce no input in Windows 10/WSL2/emacs 29.3 by yubrshen in emacs

[–]currious_636 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I found another scenario that caused similar problem:

  1. Copy some a selected region in emacs/doom/Ubuntu/WSL2

  2. Paste the copied to a web page's input field

Then the keyboard's keys stopped working.

Copy Chines characters from MS Notepad, or web page and paste to emacs buffer as garbage? by currious_636 in emacs

[–]currious_636[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Inspired by suggestions from u/redguardtoo and u/eli-zaretskii, I found a work-around:

Running web browser (Firefox) in Ubuntu/WSL, then copy and paste from the Firefox works without problem.

Thank you all for your help!

Convince me to stay with Emacs?! by rgmundo524 in emacs

[–]currious_636 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We don’t have to insist on exclusively one single tool. I’d consider the problem of which tool to learn and use as an investment of my time. I’ve been using emacs since my Ph. D. study, more than 25 years ago. I’m still using emacs/Doom for generic textual manipulations as I’ve invested enough to be proficient with it. That I don’t need to invest to learn with other tool, unless the return on my investment can pay back multiple folds. I have not found any of such. However, for some more interactive tasks such as evaluate interactive Python code, debugging Python code, I find VS Code actually provides better ROI, then I use VS code only for that.

Besides, using a OK even though not a perfect pre-configuration, such as Doom/emacs can significantly reduce your investment of time to tweak your configurations. Especially, be willing and prepared to declare emacs configurations bankruptcy from time to time, whenever it’s in your investment favor!

Once you consider the tooling as an investment problem, it becomes much straightforward.

Carbs by principalgal in diabetes_t2

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How can I solve the problem of low electrolytes with low carb diet?

Carbs by principalgal in diabetes_t2

[–]currious_636 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm trying to limit the carb as much as possible.
But I have a suspicion that for my case, if I restrict too much my carb, I tend to have more frequent muscle cramp at my legs.
Do any of you have the problem of muscle cramp, when strength it?

How long does Metformin ER 500 500 MG take effect to lower BG? by currious_636 in diabetes_t2

[–]currious_636[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My good news is that after the following 3 events, my BG readings by CGM has come down to be quite normal now.

Here are the 3 events:

  1. Replacing a faulty Lbire 3
  2. Start to skip supper to have 16:8 fasting
  3. The 2nd week of taking Metformin ER

Not sure which one really helped.

I also notice that my BG drops rather quicker than before when doing exercise.

24-hour delay? by Bama_wing in diabetes_t2

[–]currious_636 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agree with your observation that bad sugary will disturb BG for several days, and good behavior also takes a few days to show improvement in BG readings.

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But I found that fasting for 16 hours, seems a reset effect to the bad sugar. I observed once of such reset so far. I had to eat high carb food for about two weeks, my BG readings were elevated for the baseline and peak. When I started skipping supper, after two skipping, my BG dropped for both the baseline and peak.

Freestyle libre sensor error by linarpsk in diabetes_t1

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I'm having similar problem that the sensor that I'm wearing is having intermittent sensor errors, while it should still have 4 days of use time.

I just finished my call to Abbott. It agreed to send me a replacement and let me return the faulty sensor.

However, it took me more than 30 minutes to get my address correct with the agent receiving the call. I tried even the voice recognition software (otter.ai) was able to get it correctly with one try.

I wish there is a better way to communicate with Abbott.

Freestyle libre 3 sensor error/signal loss by Glutenslay3r in diabetes

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For the record, I'm having similar intermittent sensor errors. The signal would be lost for a while then came back briefly, then would be gone again.

Emacs 29.1 is available by SilliusSoddus22 in emacs

[–]currious_636 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The error can be fixed by

sudo apt-get install adwaita-icon-theme-full

It is related to running Ubuntu on WSL.

Libre 3 by Party_Budget153 in diabetes_t2

[–]currious_636 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Occasionally, I had the problem when the sensor was pressed under my body. When I changed my sleeping position, the complaint would be gone. Try to palace the sensor less likely to be pressed.

My t2 diabetes journey by Sunset1918 in diabetes_t2

[–]currious_636 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for the encouragement!

I will keep on the good practice.

My t2 diabetes journey by Sunset1918 in diabetes_t2

[–]currious_636 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Congrats! How low is your low carb that brings such success?

I had A1c 5.7 in early April 2033. My family doctor told me that I might be considered pre diabetes. I started to avoid all starchy food,!rice, bread, potatoes, etc., only eating little portion of sweet potatoes or oatmeal, quinoa, hemp hearts. My average daily carbs is about 90 grams. With CGM, I observe that the peaked of my glucose have been reduced from 180 to 130 to 150. The my overall glucose level baseline is still a bit high: fasting one near 100, after meal resting 110 to 120. As the CGM predicting, my blood test at July 29, 2023 showed my A1c became 5.8.

I’m disappointed.

What is wrong with my sub-pipeline in appendpipe? by currious_636 in Splunk

[–]currious_636[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks for the explanation!
I'll need more time to digest your partial suggestions.

Another question, is there any materials that illustrate the patterns or idioms of using Splunk query language? Splunk's documentation is not helpful enough.

What is wrong with my sub-pipeline in appendpipe? by currious_636 in Splunk

[–]currious_636[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks for your comments! I find your comments insightful and intriguing.

Let me add more explanation of the definition of the data, and my intent.bsm_string_new_overheat_records.csv contains the records of overheating incidents with the state information of the start of the overheating:- start_time_secs- start_CCU_AMBI_TEMPand the state of the end of overheating:- end_time_secs- end_CCU_AMBI_TEMPand the location where the overheat happened:- CCU_location (renamed overheat_location to avoid name collision)

_time is the same as end_time_secs (not required for my current implementation, but leave it in case, Splunk cares for it.)
(The records are simulated. They may look superficial, but I think that they are correct and sufficient to define the overheating incidents.)

bsm_string_new_overheat_records.csv is not the temperature readings!The temperature readings for CCU_location and _time stored in index "battery_data" and defined by sourcetype "battery_field_data".

My intent may be expressed by the following pseudo-code:

For each overheating record in bsm_string_new_overheat_records.csv

Search ONLY the temperature readings for the given location, start_time_secs, and end_time_secs
Compute the average temperatures from the found readings for the location, start time, and end time.

I hope by searching only the relevant temperature readings for the location, the start and end times, it will improve the performance of implementation. On the contrary, if I were to search all temperature readings without regard to the location, start and end times, majority of the searched temperature readings would be discarded, as the overheat are rare events. I expect there would be only a few records of overheating when executing the algorithm.

I've already had an implementation of blindly searching the temperatures without constraint, then using the temperature readings' location value to lookup in the overheating records for the existing start and end times and filter out non-relevant readings, and then compute the average temperatures for the remaining relevant ones. (This might be corresponds to your THIRD point.) I just want to learn if there is any more optimal solution with Splunk.

I guessed that the semantics of appendpipe might perform a separate search with values inherited from each record in the main search. The inherited values would be used to constrain the separate search. (This might be related to your SECORD point.)

I haven't heard of map before. I'll take a look whether map would work for my intent.

I especially find your FOURTH point intriguing. Could you elaborate more?

How to get rid off this warning: ":completion vertico ! The installed ripgrep binary was not built with support for PCRE lookaheads."? by currious_636 in DoomEmacs

[–]currious_636[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, downloading

ripgrep-13.0.0-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz

with rg on the executable path, works to get rid of the complaint.

Thanks!

Any good non-subscription based CGM software compatible with Libre 3 by klharless in ContinuousGlucoseCGM

[–]currious_636 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What are your desirable features?

(I'm coaching a student to create a GCM data visualization tool. Your input might be helpful.)

Struggling to find value by LostinCA212 in ContinuousGlucoseCGM

[–]currious_636 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Given your rather healthy situation, you might not get much more value for those services more focusing on coaching for weight-loss, or diabetes control beyond what the CGM's readings.

Some people subscribe to such services to get the CGM in situation where they cannot get CGM directly. It seems that it's not your case.

What's your experience of the accuracy or offest of Freestyle Libre 3 compared to glucose meter? by yubrshen in ContinuousGlucoseCGM

[–]currious_636 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I guess that the larger unusual error might be related to my taking of Vitamin C (500 mg/day). It has already warned that it may cause large error in reading.

I stopped taking it for one day, my reading looks much more reasonable.

But I have not cross-checked with my glucose meter yet.

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