Tom P
Steve@tomp Interesting, I've been doing this (logging reads) for the past ten years as well, how do you make the graph is it homemade ? I aim for 12,500 pages a year.
@UraniumSlug yes, home made (node script + nunjucks template if that means anything https://github.com/tomgp/books) i’m rewriting it at the moment to be a bit more flexible but things keep getting in the way of finishing it
@tomp Excellent :) I'll check it out.
I'm trying to be a bit more ruthless with my reading, I used to say if I start I have to finish but I've realised that life is too short to force reading something that you're not enjoying, it doesn't happen often but now I will put a book down and log the read pages with a "DNF" Did not finish.
I'm trying to be a bit more ruthless with my reading, I used to say if I start I have to finish but I've realised that life is too short to force reading something that you're not enjoying, it doesn't happen often but now I will put a book down and log the read pages with a "DNF" Did not finish.
@tomp Oh this is really cool, I've got it working, just need to reformat my own csvs, which are very close to yours anyway :) I'll keep an eye on this repo and when I get a bit of time happy to lend a hand. I currently output a graph against my target pp-read
@tomp I've been thinking about rewriting my graph as d3 anyway (currently using py graph)