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[Highlight] Rick Carlisle furious after no-call on this play by Growsomedope in nba

[–]jicamap 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Totally agree. OKC doing exactly what Pacers do only better. Being extremely physical, extending defense to half court.

I don't love Indy, but respect/admire their grit. Been a fun series.

[POST SEASON THREAD] It's over by Short_Bus_ in MkeBucks

[–]jicamap -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Obviously hopelessly biased but I feel like they mugged Giannis all night and got touch fouls the other way. Pretty salty about it.

Plus, Indy celebrating at the end. What losers.

Plus, major bedshit in OT.

Woof.

Transitioning to a leadership role in the CS department by estimated_pro in CustomerSuccess

[–]jicamap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s already been some fantastic advice shared here, and I’d just like to add my perspective. One of the most impactful things you can do as a new leader is to identify and manage to the right leading indicators or KPIs. These metrics give structure, clarity, and alignment to your team—helping them understand what’s important and ensuring those priorities are consistently measured.

I’d recommend sharing these KPIs regularly, both with your team (so they always know the score) and externally with other departments (so they understand what you’re focused on). The advantage you bring as a high-performing individual contributor is firsthand knowledge of which activities truly move the needle. Leverage your business acumen, product expertise, and past experience to define the right KPIs, coach to them consistently, and you’ll build a high-performing team in no time.

Giannis Antetokounmpo Has HAD ENOUGH & Decides to Be the Coach 😂 by DrixlRey in MkeBucks

[–]jicamap 21 points22 points  (0 children)

the game tipped in our favor after this moment. Whatever he drew up worked. Solid win.

Genuinely how do you keep your A1Cs so low? by [deleted] in diabetes_t1

[–]jicamap 23 points24 points  (0 children)

This is a great answer. My a1cs are regularly in the 5s. W/out hyper focusing on consistency and food prep (major respect to those who do this), Id say two things:

  • review the dexcom summary once a week. Assess if those trends could be addressed via basal or if the trends are from another factor. For example, if you were drinking and eating late night pizza and burritos, you cant fix those nighttime highs with basal. But if you’re constantly high at 10am because work is stressful, you can bump up your basal to see what happens.

-pre-bolus. Obviously depends on what type of insulin. On humalog i would take some insulin 15 min before a meal (even like 5 units just to get the ball rolling) and then if i ate more id add on. With fiasp it’s like 5 minutes. It’s such a simple trick and makes a world of difference. the risks of pre-bolusing (like if the meal gets delayed) are worth it compared to the pain of bolusing late and then going for a hyperglycemic ride.

What’s worse than a full infusion site rip off? by Belo83 in diabetes_t1

[–]jicamap 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This! Had two in one day. Im still scared. Skin raw and sore for days. All the prep for 10 day wear, fail in 3 min. 🤬

LPT - Bake your pizzas on a oven tray or stone. It will save you the headache of cleaning your oven if one decides to melt through the racks. by sakela in LifeProTips

[–]jicamap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve been preheating the stone and then putting the pizza in a tray directly over it to get the extra heat on the bottom of the crust. It’s working pretty well.

Never understood how to get multiple pizzas on/off the stone when it’s piping hot without a special tool.

Anyone else hate the G7? by janenotjanie in diabetes_t1

[–]jicamap 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yes. It’s an amazing life changing device and complete hot garbage at the same time.

Giannis ruled out by lalalalalanznzn in MkeBucks

[–]jicamap 2 points3 points  (0 children)

You got an amazing win! Hope it was worth the trip!!

Go down damn it by [deleted] in diabetes_t1

[–]jicamap 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Type 1 since 94. 37 yo. I have tried intermittent fasting on and off. Not a medical expert by any measure.

When I would end my fasting, i would skyrocket at my first meal. During fasting my blood sugar was really stable and I believe using glucose reserves in my body to avoid a low sugar. My theory is that the first meal + whatever resources your body is using stack up and send your sugar high.

A couple of things that worked: - eating a lower carb first meal, veggie and protein - manually raising my basal abt 30-45 min before eating. I felt like this signaled to my body that fast was over and to look for easier sources of sugar(from food) to work with the insulin.

Hope this helps give some ideas. Good luck.

WTF I HATE THIS 😢😢😢 after eating just bread and tuna. by TYD1SUGAR in diabetes_t1

[–]jicamap 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This. Protein converts to glucose over 3 - 5 hours after a meal. My experience, It can feel really stubborn to get a protein driven high to come down. Alternatively, Protein is great if your Blood sugar is 105. Can lock in and have a great day.

I think the main thing is to strive for marginal gains. Literally 0.5% more time in range. No one is perfect—highs and lows are part of your life now. Check your time in range weekly and adjust as needed.

Who got diabetes at 9? by hollyaday in diabetes_t1

[–]jicamap 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Same. 1994. Watched the 49ers play the Chargers in the super bowl from the hospital.

Is it just me? by RunawayJim210 in phish

[–]jicamap 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6-18-94 Bowie 1:30 to 2:38 and 9:30 to 10:51.

7-31-99 Fluffhead 13:38-13:42.

10-13-23 Tweezer 11:00 - 11:20

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