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Looks great! My website has a /life page (https://anandchowdhary.com/life https://anandchowdhary.com/life) where I track all my life & health data, including:
by anandchowdhary 2y ago
Looks great! My website has a /life page (https://anandchowdhary.com/life https://anandchowdhary.com/life) where I track all my life & health data, including:
- yearly themes and quarterly personal OKRs
- my live location (yes, really)
- books I read, music I listen to
- biomarkers, health and fitness data, sleep records
They are all tracked on GitHub as open source JSON APIs: https://github.com/AnandChowdhary/life https://github.com/AnandChowdhary/life and built using GitHub Actions.
- teekert 2y agoCool page! Maybe you can ask some data brokers what interoperability standards they use so you can provide the correct file to them, perhaps even negotiate a good price for the data ;)
- anandchowdhary 2y agoHaha indeed... if it helps, I built https://stethoscope.js.org https://stethoscope.js.org where I used official & unofficial APIs and takeout exports to compile everything in one place.
- akashgoswami 2y agoThis looks cool! I'll have to look into it :)
- akashgoswami 2y agoThis is really cool! I hope to get to something that looks like this one day. Love how your 'Move in to new house' KPI is at 119% You've got a pretty awesome website! Is this made using NextJS?
- open592 2y agoLooks like https://fresh.deno.dev/ https://fresh.deno.dev/
- anandchowdhary 2y agoIndeed! I redesign my personal website every few years (https://anandchowdhary.com/about/versions https://anandchowdhary.com/about/versions) and use a different stack every time.
- anandchowdhary 2y agoHaha the OKR progress is also dependent on how far we are in the quarter, so if I do something too quickly, it has the tendency to go above 100%.
- hhh 2y agoFor location, I don’t see a pin but see a window centered on an area in Utrecht. Is the centerpoint supposed to be cords of your location? Cool idea!
- anandchowdhary 2y agoI only store the geolocation up to 2 decimal places so it's rounded a little to not expose my precise-precise location, but more of a city-level location (source: https://github.com/AnandChowdhary/location/blob/d82432169621518fbceeac2df9af804c0f928067/index.ts#L103 https://github.com/AnandChowdhary/location/blob/d82432169621...).
- willhackett 2y agoI love this! Nice work!
- efilife 2y agoYou have an eye for beautiful design
- anandchowdhary 2y agoThank you, kind stranger. :)
- cynicalsecurity 2y agoThis data is super dangerous to reveal. Unless you provide fake data to fool strangers deliberately.
- rd 2y agoWhich parts are dangerous to the average chum with no enemies?
- criddell 2y agoLive location
- stonogo 2y agoI don't think knowing what city he's in is particularly dangerous.
- abdullahkhalids 2y agoHe got a new house (likely with new furniture and appliances). Best time to rob the house is when he is in a different city.
- anandchowdhary 2y agoHaha that's true. I do only store the geolocation up to 2 decimal places so it's rounded a little, but people do find out when I leave town. Luckily I have camera/alarm systems/etc. but maybe my insurance will tell me I brought this on myself. I even had https://x.com/anandstalker https://x.com/anandstalker live-tweeting it before Twitter made their API too expensive.
- stonogo 2y agoThe overwhelming majority of burglars are not doing online reconnaissance to establish where one person might be, when you can just drive by and see if there are cars parked there, or just kick in the door and see if anyone yells.
- fabianholzer 2y ago> quarterly personal OKRs Good grief, what happens when you don't meet them? Do you put yourself on a PIP?