Omg I had exactly the same idea a year ago and wondered how to implement it - it just ended up in my endless backlog of project ideas. It's super cool to see that you made it happen and also to see how "easy" it can be when you've gone through a very tough pain process 😂 Absolutely satisfying to watch as a data hoarder - we are just preparing for what the future holds for us, I am curious about what we might be able to do with it someday (especially health aspects and medical history), which can then be analyzed through data mining, unsupervised learning, etc. really nice job!
thank you! definitely a labor of love but the possibilities!!! data mining and machine learning on the hoard of data is something that excites me, one day ill get a model going on all this mess haha
That’s pretty hardcore! One suggestion: have you thought of limiting the heart rate-graph to show only 32bpm an up? There’s no values below that threshold (more or less), so that space is wasted on the graph, which means that the actual values are cramped at the top of the graph, making it harder to make out individual values.
My first impression is that it's a bit excessive, yes. I didn't finish the whole video, though. I'll watch the rest later. I AM curious about your Postgress use cases. I'm still new to databases bc it's not something I need to do on a daily basis. In any case, I always love nerdy stuff. Keep it up!
I've been waiting for this video ever since your homelab tour! It was worth the wait, thank you so much for sharing your setup. I've been wanting to do the same. I already have Strava set up in my Grafana which runs on my Kubernetes homelab, and I also had the desire to create a comprehensive dashboard with all of my health data. Thank you for all the tips. Now that my zettelkasten cli is almost done, I have this winter's tinkering project cut out for me now. Especially the automated apple health export was a great find, I've been putting it off because I didn't want to export the data manually. Question, do you have to open the Oura app on your phone to sync the data, or does it sync in the background without any action from you?
glad you enjoyed it! the oura data is solely through their API via web url, not their app at all, the data syncs from ring to phone to their back end and then the n8n job in the background runs the upsert syncing job on an interval with no action needed from me. the only part of this system that needs my interaction is the exporting of the file from strongapp :)
Interesting. Your personalised health data is available online. I have an Apple Watch, iPhone, continuous glucose monitor on my arm, and a blood pressure device to check my BP, which downloads automatically to AppleHealth on my iPhone. It took me a couple of days to read my glucose reading on my Apple watch as a "complication" using various bits of software. I admire your tenacity in bringing all the data sources together and being able to view them on the web. When I go to my Doctor, I can show him data (real-time and historical) on my iPhone. His retort is, does this new-fangled monitoring make you any healthier? I felt a bit deflated.
i mean, yeah, it does. it can help inform clinical decision making if your doctor is saying you have high cholesterol or something, perhaps looking at dietary intake of macro or micro nutrients and body composition data points trended over time might be informative to their clinical expertise. Im so tired of medical arrogance 🙄️ sorry you had to have that interaction
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What do you think of my setup? Is this excessive? Crazy? Peak Autism? 🤣
Omg I had exactly the same idea a year ago and wondered how to implement it - it just ended up in my endless backlog of project ideas. It's super cool to see that you made it happen and also to see how "easy" it can be when you've gone through a very tough pain process 😂 Absolutely satisfying to watch as a data hoarder - we are just preparing for what the future holds for us, I am curious about what we might be able to do with it someday (especially health aspects and medical history), which can then be analyzed through data mining, unsupervised learning, etc. really nice job!
thank you!
definitely a labor of love but the possibilities!!!
data mining and machine learning on the hoard of data is something that excites me, one day ill get a model going on all this mess haha
That’s pretty hardcore! One suggestion: have you thought of limiting the heart rate-graph to show only 32bpm an up? There’s no values below that threshold (more or less), so that space is wasted on the graph, which means that the actual values are cramped at the top of the graph, making it harder to make out individual values.
Didn’t think of that but good point
My first impression is that it's a bit excessive, yes. I didn't finish the whole video, though. I'll watch the rest later. I AM curious about your Postgress use cases. I'm still new to databases bc it's not something I need to do on a daily basis. In any case, I always love nerdy stuff. Keep it up!
haha i will keep up the excessive nerdiness 😅️
I love the idea of this!
right?!
I'm excited to watch, put on my watch later list!
:)
So envious of this setup. 😆
🥰🥰🥰
I've been waiting for this video ever since your homelab tour! It was worth the wait, thank you so much for sharing your setup. I've been wanting to do the same. I already have Strava set up in my Grafana which runs on my Kubernetes homelab, and I also had the desire to create a comprehensive dashboard with all of my health data.
Thank you for all the tips. Now that my zettelkasten cli is almost done, I have this winter's tinkering project cut out for me now. Especially the automated apple health export was a great find, I've been putting it off because I didn't want to export the data manually.
Question, do you have to open the Oura app on your phone to sync the data, or does it sync in the background without any action from you?
glad you enjoyed it!
the oura data is solely through their API via web url, not their app at all, the data syncs from ring to phone to their back end and then the n8n job in the background runs the upsert syncing job on an interval with no action needed from me. the only part of this system that needs my interaction is the exporting of the file from strongapp :)
Interesting. Your personalised health data is available online. I have an Apple Watch, iPhone, continuous glucose monitor on my arm, and a blood pressure device to check my BP, which downloads automatically to AppleHealth on my iPhone. It took me a couple of days to read my glucose reading on my Apple watch as a "complication" using various bits of software. I admire your tenacity in bringing all the data sources together and being able to view them on the web. When I go to my Doctor, I can show him data (real-time and historical) on my iPhone. His retort is, does this new-fangled monitoring make you any healthier? I felt a bit deflated.
i mean, yeah, it does. it can help inform clinical decision making if your doctor is saying you have high cholesterol or something, perhaps looking at dietary intake of macro or micro nutrients and body composition data points trended over time might be informative to their clinical expertise. Im so tired of medical arrogance 🙄️ sorry you had to have that interaction
@@BryanJenks In hindsight, I think my Doctor is a bloody Neanderthal
@cmcconnochie LUL
This is awesome!
Thank you!
Could you please make a guide for how to get into this stuff? You're an inspiration
Oh boy, there’s a lot of stuff to get into, basically a full curriculum spanning years of experience… 🙀
@@BryanJenks precisely, and you could become the prime resource for beginners :)
Cool!
Ty!