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• A good second step to the analyses above would be to show sentences that use a word as an example, but now I'd be getting in the realm of building a full exploration tool 😂
  capjamesg[d] at 2024-11-12 15:32
• Since I do a lot of writing, I thought there could be some fun stats to highlight!
  capjamesg[d] at 2024-11-12 15:30
• I am curious about how to do a year in review that's in the style of Spotify Wrapped.
  capjamesg[d] at 2024-11-12 15:30
• The process is as follows: (i) count all words in 2024 and 2023 articles, in two separate counts; (ii) count all words by date ("coffee" appears N times on YYYY-MM-DD), for use in the trend lines; (iii) fill in any gaps so that all trend lines show the last 365 days, with 0 set as the word count for each day if the word wasn't used on that day; (iv) create a HTML page with a table to present the data.
  capjamesg[d] at 2024-11-12 15:28
• I don't have a complete idea in mind of exactly what I want to present.
  capjamesg[d] at 2024-11-12 15:26
• Not sure how to best add this to the current text but thought it was worth mentioning as a possible area for improvement (testing sooner if you are symptomatic the evening, day, or two days after the camp)
  [tantek] at 2024-11-12 14:32
• 2. "We encourage attendees to test 5 days after the event." <-- this is good summary advice. From what I have read on various health guidelines websites, the guidance is a bit different if symptomatic, anywhere from test immediately if symptomatic, to test 2d after symptoms arise, or both if you have enough tests. If you only have one test and you're symptomatic, I've seen general guidance to wait 2d and then test.
  [tantek] at 2024-11-12 14:32
• 1 Since the policy is quite long now (which is fine tbh, I think the details provided are helpful), I think it would help readability a lot if we simplified the "sternness" of the statements to say 3-4 verbs that have clear(er) distinct meanings. E.g. "required" is good, as in, if you don't follow this, you will be asked to leave. In addition, I think "request" could be good to indicate "should"-like things where it is strongly recommended
  [tantek] at 2024-11-12 14:23
• but not required. And lastly "recommend" for additional precautions we think are a good idea but no one is going to be pressuring or checking.
  [tantek] at 2024-11-12 14:23
• [snarfed] while not an outright silo quit, number of blocks you need on a system seems indicative of the health (or lack there of) of a system, so occasionally reporting mine as a datapoint
  [tantek] at 2024-11-12 11:21

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