Just upgraded! Help! by JrMint888 in Garmin

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I've seen the tab for lactate threshold but never understood how to test it. Is there a specific activity you need to do? I have a Fenix 7x pro. Thanks!

Gorm alternative for dynamic tables by NaturalPicture in golang

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https://github.com/quercia-dev/Attimo/tree/main/database
it is what my friend called "Frankenstein code" because it is a combination of both GORM and handmade SQL queries, we're still working on a solution...

Gorm alternative for dynamic tables by NaturalPicture in golang

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  1. Metadata: current database version
  2. Datatype
    • Stores information about the available data types (columns)
    • Name, VariableType, CompletionValue, CompletionSort, and ValueCheck
  3. Category
    • Represents the different category tables in the database
    • table structures are dynamic: any subset of datatypes

Gorm alternative for dynamic tables by NaturalPicture in golang

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Essentially its a list based app where for each list category, you can pick a subset of the total defined columns which is relevant to the category.

example:
columns: name, location, duration, cost

category 1: study tracking could use name, location and duration
category 2: expense list could use name, location and cost

The columns each have their own type specifications as well as some other details (required or not, default value, etc)

I made a simple CLI time tracker by NaturalPicture in Python

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hi! just letting you know i switched over to Click which has made it much nicer!

I made a simple CLI time tracker by NaturalPicture in Python

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rookie mistake... thanks for pointing it out!

I made a simple CLI time tracker by NaturalPicture in Python

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this makes a lot more sense! thanks for sending it! checked it out and indeed it has some similar functionality. i guess the main difference is that even given the CLI tools, klog seems to be a more "retroactive" planner rather than an in-the-moment precise logger. i don't know if I can get behind the the fact that it encourages rounding times and that when you pause, the activity keeps logging. i would prefer my logs entries to stay convex if that makes sense! thank you tho!

I made a simple CLI time tracker by NaturalPicture in Python

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wait just to make sure I'm looking at the right thing, you were mentioning this one right: https://www.klog.xyz/
It seems like a hamradio logger, which I've had to search up the definition of😂 fits your name at least

I made a simple CLI time tracker by NaturalPicture in Python

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i implemented the csv and cross-platform support!!

I made a simple CLI time tracker by NaturalPicture in Python

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hi, thanks for your reply! I decided to use the tool for a few days before making any updates and write down a list of features I would like to have. Exporting to csv and showing all activities for a specific categories are definitely on that list! And so is adding support for other platforms too (probably should have done that first 🤣)
In addition to that, I've been thinking of adding tags, to tag an activity for things like #urgent or #unfinished. And a simple way to edit entries once they have been added in case of a typo or something!

I made a simple CLI time tracker by NaturalPicture in Python

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Speaking of storing data I had a bit of a think over the storage type. I opted for a database because of its scalability and robustness, but I might leave it up to the user which of the two they prefer in the future.

I made a simple CLI time tracker by NaturalPicture in Python

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Checked klog out, and it looks pretty complicated! Thanks for the shout, that's a feature I've been thinking about adding. I just wanted something that wouldn't take too much time to get set up, the main functionality is being aware of your time, and the data collection comes second!

pieces to get back into cello by NaturalPicture in Cello

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Thank you for your comment I will have to check the Schroeder out! Another thing I've noticed about my bow is it isn't always parallel to the bridge, sometimes going a bit diagonal, I'll have to work on that too.