Lemmy Shitpost @lemmy.world Kairos @lemmy.today 2 mo. ago

dataisbeautiful

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this is what I'm talking about, Pete. It's for your own good. This obsession with gathering data has to stop.
- But the data clearly show that I function better when I'm collecting data. I even compared them to a dummy variable as a control.
- What's this from?
  
  From their convo, obviously.
- Pinpoint the 5 second interval*
  
  OK, wise guy, listen here.... >:(
- I really want to know what she said at 13:59 to calm him down so much
  
  I'm either an idiot or I can't make top level comments
semi-related:

Broke up in mid-June.
- Seems to have been the right decision
- Congrats! Which tool & app to you get this data with?
  
  A mood tracker called Daylio. I don't love this one but it works.
So what you're saying is taking a walk is beneficial for stabilising the heart rate?
- Yep. Look up HRV instead of heart rate.
Judging from the heart rate they didn't take it well...
- Or they took it really, really well.
  
  https://youtu.be/dU9hrd35Dsg?si=jkh8JPFc6C4ooP8Z
I applaud the commit, but also, my condolences :(
- Now he has the chance for a healthy relationship.
Damn. 20 minutes.
- The entire time he was thinking
  
  "This could've been an email"
- The BPM spike at "can we talk?" makes me think he saw it coming.
  
  Could be, but in my experience that phrase is never followed by something good. :/
Here is the original thread if you are interested. 24.5k upvotes. https://old.reddit.com/r/dataisbeautiful/comments/7xe5o6/heart_rate_when_my_wife_asked_for_a_divorce_oc/
Getting a divorce can give you a heart attack-ack-ack-ack-ack-ack-ack, you ought to know by now.
A screenshot from Reddit is wild. Are you even the OP?
- No

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