frozenbubble

So I got annoyed by the huge waste of space, or twitter like style. I need more density to see my notes, to make sure i see my pinned memos at first glance.

Not perfect, but way better than the default, add this CSS. If anyone finds ways to get the divs to align more google keep like, I'm open for hints. I'm no expert on CSS, therefore this might have some redundancies in it, but at least the xpaths are correct :)

.min-w-0.mx-auto.w-full.max-w-2xl {
  max-width: none !important;
  width: 100% !important;
}

main section > div:nth-child(2) > div > div > div:first-child > div {
  display: flex !important;
  flex-wrap: wrap !important;
  gap: 1rem !impo

I don’t even know, where to start. I’ll try to create a scenario to tell what’s wrong with my Polar Grit X in respect to the altitude reading. I’m aware what the manual says, but that's not the case. I use GPS + Galileo, as I'm in Europe.

Scenario 1

I start my training at 0m above sea level. I climb up to 500m and then will return to the starting point. That should read on Polar flow a starting point at 0m above sea level, 500m up, and 500m down. Highest point being 500m.

Scenario 2

I will move my position to 500m above sea level. I start my training, the watch reads an altitude of 500m a

I was wondering. There's so much data being gathered, but I don't really know how to make use of it. So there are a few questions to point you in the direction:

• How do you make use of all the data that you gather?
• How to analyze it?
• How do you find patterns?
• Is there a way to compare two workouts?
• How to find point on improving?
• What are weak points to watch out for?

I mean I don't expect answers to all questions. It's a bunch of questions i try to find answers or pointers to. I couldn't find anything reasonable going through google. I might look in the wrong direction.

Edit: Speaking of the fitness data. Less so for sleep, etc.

Keybase proof

I am:

• frozenbubble on reddit.
• genti on keybase.

Proof:

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Hi,

I know that my current CV is misinterpreted by the Application tracking systems out there. I saw results of the scraped information put into text boxes before, from my uploaded CV (e. g. Education, Work experience). Therefore my question here: what does a perfectly formatted CV look like? And I guess this can only be answered by someone who has some deep level insight in the systems.

This is not about what keywords to use and so on. I know that already. I see that my valuable information is just ignored. Therefore i would like to tailor a Taleo, Successfactor, Brassring compatible CV.

What I am looking for are perfect examples, white papers to the scraping mechanism, maybe even some m