I use the pointer stick exclusively so don't have to reposition my hands on the keyboard like with a track pad, but the pointer stick does keep my hardware choice limited, currently a X1 Yoga. If Mouseless would be faster, then I could get a Framework (no pointer stick available).

I'd gladly pay the $50 for lifetime.

That repo is Anthropics.

This post title should clarify that it is not Anthropic (no "s").

I had an AHI of 17 a few years ago and then I had deviated septum surgery and taught myself how to breathe through my mouth using mouth tape.

And had a love-hate relationship with CPAP and finally got consistent with it in the past year.

And now I found a new sleep medicine doctor who agreed to help me try out this claim in the study. (Previous sleep doctor had no interest in helping me with that).

So we took another sleep test and AHI is still about 17. I'm doing the didgeridoo for 3 months for 15 minutes a day, using the air didge, which is adjustable but I'm using it in the lowest tone which is A.

And we are going to test again after the 3 months is up!

https://github.com/LuckyYoon/autonomous-self-balancing-vehic...

https://www.science.org/doi/10.1126/sciadv.aeb3034

Adult AHI Severity Levels

Normal: Less than (5) events per hour.

Mild Sleep Apnea: (5) to (14.9) events per hour (frequent minor interruptions).

Moderate Sleep Apnea: (15) to (29.9) events per hour.Severe Sleep Apnea: (30) or more events per hour.

"By mapping the neural circuits that lead to this common condition, work from the Horner lab laid the foundation for AD109, a new treatment developed by researchers in Boston to specifically target the two pathways that contribute to sleep apnea. The daily oral medication contains two drugs: one that increases noradrenaline levels and another that blocks muscarinic receptors.

In a recently published phase 3 randomized clinical trial, people with mild to severe sleep apnea who received AD109 had less airway obstruction and higher oxygen levels than those who received a placebo. On average, per hour of sleep, participants on AD109 had four fewer events where they stopped breathing or had very shallow breathing."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elo_rating_system

And it goes like this, I sign up for the free trial and immediately cancel it, so I don't forget. It will still let me have the free trial until the end of the time specified.

And then if I do decide to keep it, the worst thing that happens is it just stops working at the end of the free trial and then I go ahead and re-enable it.

Says me a ton of money and anger from forgetting to cancel a free trial.

The linked Instagram video was really useful and understanding the applications. I highly recommend watching that too. In addition to reading the article.

Very grateful for this repository and everyone who contributed to it!