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Data for my final project in NW Missouri State University course CSIS 44613 "Data Visualization. Data from my own life, compiled over the course of 3 years. 

For more information, see: 
- https://aarongilly.com/Pages/Data-Journal
- https://aarongilly.com/Columns/379

This table describes the `fitness_test_dataset` gist CSV contents.

| FIELD                      | UNIT           | SOURCE       | DESCRIPTION                                                                                                                                    |
| -------------------------- | -------------- | ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |

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state,2019,2020
KS,2100,2141
IA,39,0
NV,46,0
CA,192,0
MO,103,49
CO,1,0

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date: 2012-08-30T00:00:00.000Z tags:

• PICTURES
• LIFE title: '#28 - TL;DR: California is Awesome.' aliases: '#28 - TL;DR: California is Awesome.' draft: false enableToc: true permalink: '28'

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//#region ---- ABOUT ----
/**
  * This Code is meant to be published as a Google Apps Script WebApp.
  * 
  * # Pre-work 
  * ## Setting Trigger to add a new row each day.
  * 1. Set a "Trigger" in Apps Script to run the `oneAM()" function each night between midnight and 1am. This makes a new row for you & copies formulas to it.
  * 
  * ## Making the web app
  * 1. Click Publish > Deploy as web app...

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<script lang="ts">
    /**
     * When a file is dropped here (or selected via browsing) this is the function that will be called back
     */
    export let fileCallback: (file: File)=>any
    
    function handleDrop(ev: any) {
        // Prevent default behavior (Prevent file from being opened)
        ev.preventDefault();
        (<HTMLDivElement>ev.target).classList.remove("drug");

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/**
* Will find all permutations of the given set of 'dominos' that can
* be laid in a single line end to end to form a valid domino train.
*/
function start() {
  const dominos = ['05','60','54','66','40','43','21','35','03','24','32','52','11'];
  dominos.forEach(domino=>{
    let remaining = dominos.filter(d=>d!=domino);
    lookForValidTrain([domino], remaining);
  })

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//This is a few lines of code that produces a base36 timestamp
function mkTt() { return new Date().getTime().toString(36)}

//len is any number between 0 and 10
function mkId(len=3){ return new Date().getTime().toString(36)+"."+Math.random().toString(36).slice(13-len).padStart(len,"0") }

//this will pull the date portion of the mkId and will parse the mkTt
function parseDate(tinyId){new Date(parseInt(tinyId.split(".")[0],36))}

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Test Gist

This is a gist I made. I fully don't get it yet.

Seems unnecessary for my purposes.