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* [https://tzovar.as/lockdown-effects/ How did the COVID-19 lockdown change my life? Also see slides of my QS Show & Tell talk]
 
* [https://tzovar.as/lockdown-effects/ How did the COVID-19 lockdown change my life? Also see slides of my QS Show & Tell talk]
 
* I measured how my PhD writing period [https://tzovar.as/phd-survival-guide/ affected my body] and also [https://tzovar.as/writing-up-a-phd/ how I actually did the writing].
 
* I measured how my PhD writing period [https://tzovar.as/phd-survival-guide/ affected my body] and also [https://tzovar.as/writing-up-a-phd/ how I actually did the writing].
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* [https://forums.openhumans.org/t/effects-of-smoking-on-heart-rate/298 Effect of smoking on my heart rate].
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* [https://forums.openhumans.org/t/seasonality-of-music-mood/274 How does seasonality influence the music I listen to]?
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* [https://forums.openhumans.org/t/headphone-vs-environmental-noise-levels/241 How I adjust my headphone volume in relation to environmental noise].

Revision as of 11:00, 3 November 2021

Hi, I'm Bastian and I've been doing different forms of self-tracking ever since the first Fitbit came out. Since then I've tried to track a lot of different things and still do so!

Things I currently track

About my body

About my mind

  • Device usage & 'productivity' (with RescueTime)
  • Time spent with other people (with Google Calendar)
  • Media consumption:
    • Books (with Goodreads)
    • Music (with Spotify)
    • Social media (restricted to Twitter)

About myself in the world

  • Geolocation (passively with Overland on my phone)
  • Air quality metrics (portable with a Plumelabs Flow & locally at home with a Netatmo)
  • Weather (derived from geolocation data & Dark Sky weather API)

Nearly all the things I keep track of are collected passively without the need for me to actively engage in the tracking. The two main exceptions are keeping track of the books I read (Goodreads automatically logs ebooks, but physical books require manual logging) and the symptom tracking, which requires a single logging action per day.

Things I used to track

Mood

I've tried collecting data on my mood through a number of different mobile apps (e.g. Reporter, iMoodJournal, …) but never managed to get into a good habit of collecting the data

Food / Diet

At around 2012 I developed a quite good habit of logging my consumed food via the Fitbit app when actively trying to lose weight, but that habit effectively stopped once I had reached my 'weight goal'.

Personal Science projects I did