🎓 Doc Freemo 🇳🇱 @freemo@qoto.org

Just for fun I decided to do the math to calculate the amount of Ozempic/semiglutide in my system based on the usualy dosing of every 7 days (in red), versus dosing every single day (at 1/7th) the dose (in green).

The two colors represent the upper and lower limit (it will at the upper limit right after a dose and at the lower limit right before a dose).

Notice that dosing every day makes for a much more stable concentration. Note this assumes a 1 mg dose (y-axis) and the x-axis is in days. I will start dosing every day tomorrow.

For those curious I also attached the equation that I calculated (derived) for the half-life. Both in its continuous form and as the summation.

#Ozempic #Semiglutide #WeightLoss

Literally a cartoon of me.

#Economics

Im currently hiring people and we have this running joke whenever we interview someone for a Sr Developer position who feels closer to an intermediate. I usually go "Ya think he will buy it if we say he misheard and the position was for a Señor Programmer?"

At this point im pretty sure we are one election away regardless of who wins.

We could save a lot of money if we killed fewer people, just saying.

Woot, we brought up a website for my new company with a little bit of information. Hopefully will make the hiring process a bit smoother too.

Naturally our company website also doubles as a #Fedipage based single-user instance.
QT: https://cleverthis.com/news/website-is-live/

Ya know people joke when they say "everyone one of your ancestors got laid, be proud"... That shit actually does motivate me.

The math around pharmakinetics of Ozempic/semiglutide (and many drugs in fact) is fun from a mathematics standpoint and not too hard to understand.

Basically it has a 7 day half life, so they dose it every 7 days. So each week the amount in your blood right after an injection is : 1, 1.5,1.75.... approaching 2. Which means after about a month you reach max dose and it naturally levels off. The curve is basically logarithmic if you did the math though.

Its a nice little intro to finite infinite series, a fun topic IMO.

#Math #Mathematics #Semiglutide #Ozempic

The problem with bias is its both directional, and the person afflicted by it is by that same affliction unable to be aware of it.

So is science biased, yea, its run by people, there is plenty of bias corrupting it all over the place. But I'd rather trust the people trying to be objective than the people who arent.

Why cant I find a chart of materials where each point is a material, and the y axis is thermal conductivity and the x-axis is specific heat capacity