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Trackernaut is an app that aggregates fitness data to give you a better view of the big picture. It’s been a ton of fun to build.

Everything you need to make pour-over coffee at home, plus a set of simple steps to make your first brew. Enjoy!

I recently picked up a new helmet for my daily commute. It has been a game-changer.

I’ve been building a new application to track my personal fitness data. I’ve always loved thinking how to best represent data in visual ways, and not surprisingly it’s easy to get excited when you’re playing with your own data. While looking at my body weight this morning, I was reminded of how much scale impacts perception.

Left Signal, welcomed Eleanor Jane Judge, started a new company, enjoying Chicago

On Thursday, March 19th, Erin and I welcomed Eleanor Jane Judge into the world

I had the good fortune to look at my calendar this morning and see that I had zero scheduled commitments for the day. I generally try to keep my schedule light, but it’s rare to have a weekday where nothing is scheduled. I tweeted my excitement, and my friend Harper replied asking me how I did it. I thought it was a red herring at first, but looking through my schedule over the past six months I realize I’ve done a better job managing my time.

A: I don’t know, but I’m going to find out in 2014.

Over the weekend I took to Excel to try and plot out the next 20 years. I use to do this more frequently when I first graduated from college, but stopped doing so at some point - probably when I paid off my credit card and student loan debts (my planning was really just old fashioned budgeting).

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