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It seems I’m included in a starter pack for new folks

Hi, my name is Alyss and I’m a developer marketer with a background in devrel. I led the GTM for GitHub Copilot tech preview and GA, along with other fun products.

Currently, I work for NVIDIA after my previous employer was acquired. 🫡
December 13, 2024 at 4:12 PM
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I’ve been using the Dexcom G7 for a week and I’m seeing incredibly concerning and inaccurate results. Turns out, there are many users on Reddit reporting the same thing.

If you or a loved one is considering moving to a Dexcom G7, please double check and calibrate against a blood glucometer.
One drop blood glucometer showing a result of 94 mg/dL at 8:58pm CT on a black mousepad and wood background. Due to daylight savings time differences, this was actually done at 7:58pm. Dexcom app reflecting a 146 mg/dL result at 7:53pm. Arrow indicates steady continuous state. Dexcom app reflecting a 58mg/dL blood sugar reading at 10:23pm CT. The arrow pointed to the right indicates a steady state.
March 2, 2024 at 5:25 PM
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Where is the input type and the placeholder

Why use an extra span to do what a placeholder does
The image shows a snippet of HTML code. There is a table row (<tr>) with two table data cells (<td>). The first cell is aligned to the top and right and has a style attribute for padding-right set to 20 pixels, but the content within is not visible due to truncation. The second cell is aligned to the left and contains an input element with several attributes: name set to "OrderForm1$x_exp_date", type set to "text", id set to "OrderForm1_x_exp_date", a style attribute setting the width to 65 pixels, autocomplete set to "OFF", and a maxlength attribute that is not fully visible. There is also a value attribute with an associated placeholder for the value, but it is empty. Below the input field, there is a line break (<br>) followed by a span (<span>) with a style attribute setting the font size to 10px, containing the text "(mmyy)" indicating the expected format for the input.
November 30, 2023 at 5:21 AM