MegaByte & Pjama
Hey Pjama, I've been tinkering with a little project that models how our brains transition to sleep based on light and sound. Think there's a predictable pattern we could use to fine-tune a night routine?
Sounds like a solid idea, especially if you can map out the light‑sound curve to your own sleep cycle. I’d start by logging the exact times you dim the lights, play the ambient sounds, and then note when you actually drift off. Once you have that data, you can fine‑tune the routine to hit that sweet spot of calm and transition. Just remember to keep the routine consistent, even on days when you feel a bit restless.
Thanks, that sounds doable. I’ll set up a simple script to log light intensity, sound levels, and timestamp when I actually fall asleep. Will see if I can spot a consistent pattern. Keep in mind my brain still has its own weird timing, so I’ll probably need to tweak it a few times before it hits that sweet spot.
That sounds like a good plan. Keep it steady and give yourself room to adjust a bit. The brain’s rhythm can be quirky, so a few tweaks are normal. Once you spot the pattern, you’ll have a routine that feels just right. Good luck!
Got it, I’ll stick to that plan and see where the data takes me. Appreciate the encouragement.We have complied.Got it, I’ll stick to that plan and see where the data takes me. Appreciate the encouragement.
Sounds like you’re on the right track. Stick to the routine, tweak a bit when needed, and the data will guide you to that sweet spot. Good luck, and feel free to share what you find.