Like @marcoarment, I am interested in apps that can find patterns in my behavior and make useful observations.
For example, I learned that as long as I watch a lot of YouTube and stay out of southwest Massachusetts, I get more steps.
This is called data science.
Unrelated: I had to hunt a little to find those screenshots, and, as usual, I also found some other pretty good old stuff.
I love finding pretty good old stuff.
That's really good!
@hotdogsladies "Look at how much weight you've lost! You're like the half the person you were the last time I saw you! How did you do it?"
"Ayds."
*uncomfortable silence*
I love that the ad writers had the audacity to put “Do not ramble, though” in two full text-laden pages.
A few years back I was keeping a food diary and the machine found this helpful pattern.
I continue to fit donuts into my plan.
I suspect Rhode Island is also bad for my steps, but I am not a data scientist.
@hotdogsladies @marcoarment should I checked closer, exist.io?
Any other tools?
@hotdogsladies I’m always happy when I get to link this wonderful site: https://www.tylervigen.com/spurious-correlations
@hotdogsladies @siracusa @marcoarment Bezos graphs and a flat line with 5* confidence. (Is 5* a lot, or you can get a trillion star confidence? Maybe it’s a Bezos number.)
If this is data science, I hereby resign as a data scientist and disavow data science.
Anyway. I'm trying to watch more YouTube.
It's SUCH a neat idea, but I really struggled with teasing out the kind of insight I was hoping for.
And I swear I tried.
High five, and thanks for making things.
You're so gracious. Double high five!
@mattdarveniza @marcoarment @hellocodeco
Uh. Okay.
I paid for this service for six years, and now…I do not.
@hotdogsladies I have some of those same screenshots! (Google Photos does a great job of finding them if I just search for “trends”)
I hear from @jsnell on this week’s @upgrade that you’re into your peak period of hot weather, so this seemed like the perfect insight to share 🥵
(My old stats and research methods lecturer who got inside my head is screaming into the void, “…something something ‘correlation’…”)
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