You can get 6 with `(five() + (five()/five()))`

I love the way the tutorial is part of the background, seamless!

A colleague of mine made a similar type of game a while ago, this reminded me of that.

http://www.tyasdev.com/MrBandana/

I can't get through level 2.

Take a look at http://fent.github.io/randexp.js/ if you want something that will do this

I don't think that's quite how it works. I took a quick look at the code and it doesn't contain any DOM selectors at all. It uses closures and getters and setters.

Huh?

Well if i'm wrong, i'm wrong. I should probably study it some then.

It's actually quite neat the way it all works. It's definitely worth taking a look at!

First of all, this is awesome! Secondly, what do you use to collect all this data?

From https://github.com/chocolit/dashboard it looks like he uses Jawbone UP and Withings.

brilliant! thanks for that link

Seconded, I'm really interested in the hardware you use to collect all that data.

I think the author is using Withings: http://withings.com/

No idea this existed, is it me or does Withings look way more awesome than the Nike+ gear?

Different. Nike+ is more about exercise and sports motivation, Withings is more about the data. I feel inspired to workout with Nike+, Withings just gives me the data I want.

Thanks for the kind words :)

I'm using a JawboneUP to track mood, steps, calories, and sleep. And the Withings Smart Body Analyzer to track weight, and heart rate. And a few open source gems to pull down the data: https://github.com/chocolit/dashboard

This looks great! The monitor feature looks interesting. We used node-usage for a while but it seemed to eat up a lot of memory. Maybe I could take a another look into it.

If you just want a cluster manager then i'd recommend https://npmjs.org/package/cluster-manager