At Home in the Universe
Posted in cheetah, english, open source, smart software on Apr 11th, 2007
Amy Tenderich writes about iPod design for diabetes care:
Why, oh why, do consumers everywhere get the most “insanely great” little MP3 player, while we whose lives depend on medical devices get the clunky stuff of yesteryear?
Excellent idea Amy! Sure hope that Steve bites. And while at it, diabetes software can use an upgrade as well.
Reminds [...]
Interesting cheatsheet on diabetes facts in The Netherlands published by the Diabetes Vereniging Nederland:
600,000 known people have diabetes type 1 and type 2
250,000 people have diabetes without their knowledge
so, 1 on every 19 Dutch citizen has diabetes
85% have diabetes type 2
15% have diabetes type 1
70,000 diabetics added annually
at least 6,000 children (age less than 19) [...]
Posted in cheetah, english, smart software on May 18th, 2006
Since Cheetah will have a serious game engine powering the friendliness and educational aspects as well as a peer-to-peer infrastructure, it can fuel the connection between young professionals and their future clients in the field of pregnant diabetics.
Cheetah fulfills both an educational and a social purpose. An excellent opportunity for educational publishers to innovate and [...]
Posted in cheetah, smart software on May 2nd, 2006
Another productive Cheetah day. Cheetah 0.0.5 saw the light of day. Platform is ready and software update works fine. Launching Cheetah still takes too long, though. Seems like something needs looked into under the hood.
Created first versions of the chaordic Cheetah Principles, Practices and Participants, still open for dialog, embellishment, and completion.
Opened the first list [...]
Posted in cheetah, smart software on May 1st, 2006
Converted the Cheetah User Manual from Pages to our online Wiki:
Everyone can read, comment and contribute.
Even lighter than the PDF we had before.
You can see the diffs between versions (fulfilling Chris’ wish)
Answered Durk’s questions from last week. See Cheetah as your personal assistant
Restructured the manual into a more logical flow and hierarchy.
Martien.