Thanks for that post. It has been a long time since I wrote code for a living, but I still regularly use vim to write small programs and scripts for tasks like this. Please carry on with your experiments and your writing. It's interesting and informative.
This is a picture of a shirt I bought at a 100-mile ultramarathon. I think it's meant to anticipate and redirect the "oh my god that was so hard" and stories of self-induced suffering with something closer to "aren't you glad to be alive?"
My personal fitness and weight loss journey has been in a narrower range than yours but for me the opportunity to be out moving through nature depends on maintaining a healthy body weight and composition, so it's a good motivator to keep experimenting to see what works for me as training volume goes up and down.
For the non-nerds who want a simple graph I like Cronometer but I have Cronometer Gold so I don't know if the free version tracks weight for you- I'm pretty sure it does though.
These scripts seem cursed. I'm glad I didn't ask for your code before :)
How do you define the vertical annotated lines? Is it a rule mark and a text mark?
I really think they're a nice idea for event marking, but couldn't find how to do it (easily) in matplotlib/pyplot. Vegalite seems to be more versatile.
Thanks for that post. It has been a long time since I wrote code for a living, but I still regularly use vim to write small programs and scripts for tasks like this. Please carry on with your experiments and your writing. It's interesting and informative.
Thanks! Can I ask what "But did you die" means? I've seen it on bumper stickers and the like.
This is a picture of a shirt I bought at a 100-mile ultramarathon. I think it's meant to anticipate and redirect the "oh my god that was so hard" and stories of self-induced suffering with something closer to "aren't you glad to be alive?"
My personal fitness and weight loss journey has been in a narrower range than yours but for me the opportunity to be out moving through nature depends on maintaining a healthy body weight and composition, so it's a good motivator to keep experimenting to see what works for me as training volume goes up and down.
Ha, nice.
Yea, just the quality of life is so much better. I'm prancing around and feeling great about everything ;D
For the non-nerds who want a simple graph I like Cronometer but I have Cronometer Gold so I don't know if the free version tracks weight for you- I'm pretty sure it does though.
Good suggestion! Thanks.
These scripts seem cursed. I'm glad I didn't ask for your code before :)
How do you define the vertical annotated lines? Is it a rule mark and a text mark?
I really think they're a nice idea for event marking, but couldn't find how to do it (easily) in matplotlib/pyplot. Vegalite seems to be more versatile.
Yea, it's a rule mark + a text mark.