434: I Love It, It's Exhausting
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434: I Love It, It's Exhausting

Sarah Withee spoke with us about using an artificial pancreas, learning many programming languages, and FIRST robotics.

More about the Open Artificial Pancreas System can be found at OpenAPS.org or in their documentation. Some other pieces we talked about include:

To get involved with FIRST robotics, the place to start is FIRSTInspires.org

Sarah's website is GeekyGirlSarah.com. Her programming language comparison tool is Code Thesaurus: codethesaur.us/

If you want to see small algorithms written in different languages, check out Rosetta Code

Transcript

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