AoA tracking spreadsheet (how about I just dox myself? lol)

[Myth26]

Hi everyone,


Step one in my quest to become a penguin with a machine gun! I present, a link to a spreadsheet I am keeping about the pace of the AoA Haslab:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets...it?usp=sharing


If this gets overrun with trolls or something I may have to remake it, but that link won't have comment power like this one does!
If you have any suggestions, questions, or improvements let me know. As always, more responsive on discord that here, but I'll try to be good about checking here.

[S1R_ART0R1US]

You can embed it in your post if you want. I did the same: check it out.

[Myth26]

Originally Posted by S1R_ART0R1US

You can embed it in your post if you want. I did the same: check it out.

I have no idea how to do that. Can you give me a walk-through?


Also, can I get access to your dataset?

[TurtleKing99]

Does Haslab stuff usually follow a linear trend? One would expect the first few weeks to climb at a faster rate than the later ones.

[Myth26]

Originally Posted by TurtleKing99

Does Haslab stuff usually follow a linear trend? One would expect the first few weeks to climb at a faster rate than the later ones.

No clue. This was more done for me to track what the trend was during the slow middle period. I'll add projections as they come up.

[Knox]

Myth, can you show the pace we'd need to reach 5k or 6k with a week to go (or 2 weeks to go)? I for one am counting on a large final burst so that's the biggest concern I have

[Myth26]

Originally Posted by Knox

Myth, can you show the pace we'd need to reach 5k or 6k with a week to go (or 2 weeks to go)? I for one am counting on a large final burst so that's the biggest concern I have

How do you mean? Like what would we need to get from the current point to 5k with 7 days left, or something else?

[Knox]

Originally Posted by Myth26

How do you mean? Like what would we need to get from the current point to 5k with 7 days left, or something else?

Precisely. Basically, if we assume a spike in the last week comparable to the spike in the first week or slightly higher what linear progression do we need in the middle? Rather than just showing the linear progression we need until the end.

[Myth26]

Originally Posted by Knox

Precisely. Basically, if we assume a spike in the last week comparable to the spike in the first week or slightly higher what linear progression do we need in the middle? Rather than just showing the linear progression we need until the end.

Per my conversation with you over Facebook it would add too many more calculations to be sustainable. My phone was crashing when I tried to open it, so I have already had to slim it down considerably. Adding another column of calculations would be around a 10% increase, and looking at how many rows I'll likely have by the end of it... well, I'll be surprised if my phone doesn't blow up when I try to open it!