Collected some statistics about my #emacs usage, mostly from #activitywatch and #wakatime
#emacs #activitywatch #wakatime
I’ve recently set myself a goal of programming for at least 2 hours a day in #neovim using #wakatime to track progress. It seems to be working pretty well. I’d say I’m pretty efficient in vim like editors already but I’ve never made the full switch. This feels like it could help to finally get there. #coding #software #development
#neovim #wakatime #coding #software #development
According to #wakatime, it took about 5.5 hours.
It could have been a little easier. Hmmm.
#WakaTime, I'm really enjoying it. It makes me want to use the editor more and get creative.
I guess a system with a dashboard is very inspiring!
Keeping this shell snippet for later.
Sum up entire #wakatime coding history (from a data dump):
cat wakatime_export.json | jq ".days[] | {grand_total} | .grand_total | .decimal" | sed s/\"//g | paste -sd+ - | bc
I "wasted" (at least) 1325 hours on programming, since 2017 🤯
Today’s the start of my daily #wakatime coding goal, where I’ll be coding 1 hr per day.