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Bit of a setback this week, as I had a catered work thing. As @Aardvark can appreciate, I take free food as a challenge, although I do rein it in (a little) in professional settings.

I'm not sure why my activity level dropped so much. The weather was pretty nice and I was getting outside. I guess it's because the dog hasn't wanted to walk very far before coming home.

Still on pace to beat @realBitcoinDog, which is the important thing.

Still on pace to beat @realBitcoinDog, which is the important thing.

True dat, very understandable

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I’m the real dog taking u on a walk!

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70 sats \ 1 reply \ @Signal312 14h

I used to work at a big corporation, lots of free food around and evening meals catered sometimes. There was even an email alias to alert people about free food.

But as a response to gradual mid-life weight gain, I adopted (among others) a rule of "no free food". That worked pretty well.

Now since I'm carnivore, the "free food" thing doesn't come up very much at all (and also I'm not at a big corporation).

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I’d prefer finding a new job to giving up free food.

I’ve been adapting by not buying food for myself. I eat what we have at home already or what I find for free.

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What are the units on the y axis? Relative value to start date?

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That makes sense for the fatness. I feel like it’s a little weird to measure activity against a point in time over time. But if it works for you!

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Activity is a weekly average

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Ah, got it!

What do you use to calculate activity? Smart watch?

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Just my phone step-tracker

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Sorry for 20 questions, I'm all done!

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I left the categories vague so that I could switch them later if I feel like it.

See, everybody asks this. Very unclear

100 sats \ 1 reply \ @Aardvark 2 Mar

God, I've been back at the diet again too. My fatness to activity lines are probably thr exact inverse to yours.

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That’s how mine were going right up to when this graph started.

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