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Not the OP but I'm the "geek" mentioned in the title. This is updating live during the keynote. Let me know if anybody out there has questions!
by brandonb 11y ago
Not the OP but I'm the "geek" mentioned in the title.
This is updating live during the keynote.
Let me know if anybody out there has questions!
- frakkingcylons 11y agoDid Google I/O get you more or less hot and bothered?
- brandonb 11y agoUnfortunately I didn't record my heart rate during Google I/O, but you can see how WWDC compared to last night's Game of Thrones here (warning: spoilers): http://cardiogr.am/c/gameofthrones http://cardiogr.am/c/gameofthrones
- thecodemonkey 11y agoDid you die for a little bit on 12:50? The heart rate completely disappears on the chart.
- ejcx 11y agoHow does your average WWDC heartrate compare to your average resting heart rate?
- brandonb 11y agoMy resting heart rate is usually 60-68bpm (varies quite a bit by day). I'm probably elevated overall since I'm also watching the server to make sure it's not crashing.
- ohitsdom 11y agoThis is hilarious, well done!
- mafuyu 11y agoWhen will I be able to do anything similar? I enjoy using Cardiogram but there doesn't seem to be any good way to export or view my data outside the app, unless I missed it. Additionally, I can't store or view any data unless I'm connected to the internet.
- brandonb 11y agoIf you have thoughts on what you'd like to do in the ideal case, feel free to send them to brandon@cardiogr.am. We whipped this up over the weekend.
- chuckcode 11y agoDo you have any idea what the distribution of your resting heart rate is? Are the spikes over 100 significant or just normal variation? Would be really cool for next big announcement to get data from a number of people and see if the charts are correlated.
- lam 11y agoDid you annotate the cardiograph manually as you watched the event? Thanks!
- anigbrowl 11y agoExtra points if you can automate stock trades based on physiological cues.