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Five ago I referenced the Seinfeld Streak used in an earlier post of regular updates to to the Rcpp Gallery:
This is sometimes called Jerry Seinfeld’s secret to productivity: Just keep at it. Don’t break the streak.
and then showed the first chart of GitHub streaking
github activity october 2013 to october 2014
And four year ago a first follow-up appeared in this post:
github activity october 2014 to october 2015
And three years ago we had a followup
github activity october 2015 to october 2016
And two years ago we had another one
github activity october 2016 to october 2017
And last year another one
github activity october 2017 to october 2018
As today is October 12, here is the newest one from 2018 to 2019:
github activity october 2018 to october 2019
Again, special thanks go to Alessandro Pezzè for the Chrome add-on GithubOriginalStreak.
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