(forgive me -- i probably should have used 'command line' instead of 'ms-dos'. it's just that ms-dos was my introduction to computers, and so felt like the 'beginning of all time' of systems to me.)
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(forgive me -- i probably should have used 'command line' instead of 'ms-dos'. it's just that ms-dos was my introduction to computers, and so felt like the 'beginning of all time' of systems to me.)
I've written some thoughts about this previously, if you would care for a detailed elaboration: https://guan.sg/apples-2017/
I also frequently think back to the OS we had on the Nokia 3310 generation of phones; how easy it was to navigate to exactly what you needed (with shortcuts like menu button > keypad 3 > keypad 2 or something like that). There were no animations to slow down that navigation either.
1. measuring how consistent I've been with my calories/macros (blue line), compared to the targets I've set (white line),
2. extract my averaged bodyweight values so that I don't get hung up on singular ups and downs.
I'd love to pick your brains and hear suggestions on what other types of data analysis might be useful here.