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Several years ago I was exploring various self-tracking technologies and how I might integrate personal data into my own life. One of the first things I discovered was just how many ways you might track a life using wearables, apps and other technologies. The second lesson I learned was just how hard it was to bring all of this data together and start engaging with it, even as a developer and fledgling data scientist.

Insight to change our own behaviors.

This site is about things that I quantify using my log book and what I'm learning

Minimalist. Self-Tracker. Data Scientist. Investor.

Utilizing data analysis capabilities in Wolfram|Alpha Pro, Stephen Wolfram looks at his quantified self based on his large collection of lifelogging data.

The number one question I get asked on Twitter these days is how I get the data for my media consumption posts and quantified self reports. So I thought I'd dedicate this week's post to explain my tracking setup. I got into self tracking in the early 2000s when I first discovered HistoryStats - a

How I am using 50+ sources of my personal data

A blog about x-callback-url and url actions to automatize your life with your iOS devices.

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A Personal Digital Habitat is a federated multi-device information environment within which a person routinely dwells.

The Agora is a crowdsourced distributed knowledge graph: anagora.org.

An IT blog that brings you information on Microsoft products, Windows & Android Phones, Sysprep, Powershell, SharePoint, Exchange, Office and much more!

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I am a blogger, podcaster and screencaster who loves automation and productivity.

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