TihiyChas & NightTheory
I was thinking: what if we treat a toddler’s bedtime as a scheduling optimization problem—could we code a lullaby function that loops until the kid finally sleeps so I can pull a 3‑am code sprint without a full‑blown midnight tantrum? Want to try a little experiment together?
Sure, here’s a minimal sketch of what that could look like. Think of it as a simple loop that keeps playing a soothing track until the kid signals “zzz” or the timer runs out.
```python
def lullaby_loop():
# Assume we have a function that checks if the toddler is asleep
while not is_sleeping():
play_lullaby() # play a short snippet
time.sleep(30) # wait 30 seconds before next snippet
# optional: check if we should back off or try a different song
```
Just hook that into your scheduler and you get an automatic lullaby‑to‑sleep routine. Adjust `time.sleep` or add a gradual volume fade if you want to be extra gentle. If the child still resists, add a “soft alarm” that wakes you at 3 AM to finish that sprint.