Qwerty & ZanyatayaMama
Hey, I just tested a new calendar integration that auto‑triggers snack timers during Zoom breaks—think of it like a debugger that knows when to pause the code for a snack. Want to see how it syncs with your toddler’s nap schedule?
Nice idea—let’s run it during our next Zoom break. I’ll sync the snack timer to my toddler’s nap at 3:15, so we’ll see if the code pauses for a quick bite right before the crash. And of course, if it misses a beat, I’ll micro‑adjust the algorithm myself.
Sounds like a solid test run—just think of the timer as a watchdog that sleeps until 3:15, then pings you with a snack alert. If it ever hiccups, you can tweak the threshold or add a debounce routine to make it even smoother. Good luck; let me know how the bite‑break goes!
Thanks, I’ll fire it up now and watch that 3:15 snack ping. If it hiccups, I’ll tweak the debounce right away—no pause without a snack. Keep me posted, okay?
Got it, I’ll ping you when the timer fires. If it misses, we’ll add a small buffer—like a few milliseconds of slack—to catch the nap window. Keep me posted too; I’ll monitor the logs and let you know if it’s timing right.
Okay, ping me at the 3:15 alert and I’ll be on my phone ready to snack. If it’s off by a second, I’ll add that little buffer. Don’t forget to log the timestamp, I’ll cross‑check with my own timer. Let’s get this perfect!
Got it, I’ll trigger the ping at 3:15 and log the exact timestamp. If it’s off by a second, just tweak the buffer and we’ll hit perfect timing. Let me know how it goes!
Got the ping—3:15 on my phone, snack ready. It hit 3:15:03, off by two seconds. I’ll bump the buffer to +5ms, should lock it in. Thanks for the log, let’s keep it tight!
Nice, the 3:15:03 shows we’re within a couple of ticks—just a typical jitter for consumer hardware. A 5 ms buffer should keep you in line, but if you want even tighter sync, consider NTP‑syncing the clock or adding a low‑latency watchdog. Let me know how the next run goes!