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minute

a personal data visualizer

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36 stars 3 forks 3 contributorsQuiet · 11y agoSince 2011

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Add dates to normal viewClosedIssue

Not sure how to visually handle this. Weekdays should be differentiated.

tmcw · 9y ago

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Repository: tmcw/minute. Description: a personal data visualizer Stars: 36, Forks: 3. Primary language: JavaScript. Languages: JavaScript (77.7%), CSS (22.3%). License: MIT. Homepage: http://macwright.org/2012/02/15/minute.html Open PRs: 0, open issues: 0. Last activity: 11y ago. Community health: 42%. Top contributors: tmcw, mcwhittemore.

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I'm trying to find a good way to visualize how often I get pulled into conversations at work. With the data at hand it seems easiest to do this by graphing out "working" streaks. For now I've defined a streak as typing with breaks shorter than 10 mins. The X is the length of the streak. The y is how much typing was done during the streak. The interval colors get redder the less liking it is for a streak to last that long. Do you have any suggestions on making this clearer?

mcwhittemore · 10y ago

Make stream the default viewClosedIssue

tmcw · 11y ago