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I finally figured out how to automatically sync my Apple HealthKit metrics to a data lake in S3. I’ve been wanting to do this for a very long time. Next step will be integrating the data with my website for in-context health metrics.

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jeremycherfas
jeremycherfas via Micro.blog

@cleverdevil Have you looked at Simon Willison's Datasette?

cleverdevil
cleverdevil via Micro.blog

@jeremycherfas I have! Its quite cool, but not such a good fit for my use case. I like having all of my data in a private S3 bucket. Then, I can use all of the AWS data services to do things like transformation, querying, machine learning, etc.

jeremycherfas
jeremycherfas via Micro.blog

@cleverdevil Fair enough. For lesser mortals, like me, it is pretty amazing what it is capable of.

John Ritsema
John Ritsema via Twitter

Awesome! Code or blog post? 😆

Eddie @ home
Eddie @ home via Twitter

I hope a blog post is en-route! 😁

Jonathan LaCour
Jonathan LaCour via Twitter

I will definitely write a blog post at some point! For now, check out the GitHub project and README. github.com/cleverdevil/he… The link is also now public on my site cleverdevil.io/health

Jonathan LaCour
Jonathan LaCour via Twitter

I will definitely write a blog post at some point! For now, check out the GitHub project and README. github.com/cleverdevil/he… The link is also now public on my site cleverdevil.io/health

John Ritsema
John Ritsema via Twitter

Awesome, thanks! 💯