Sensor & LateHomework
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I’ve been tracking my own delay patterns with a simple sensor array—think of it like a personal procrastination dashboard. Curious how the data looks?
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Nice, you’re turning “I’ll do it later” into a science project. I’d bet the chart is mostly a flat line of “not yet” with a few spikes labeled “brain‑storm” or “searching for Wi‑Fi.” Throw it at me—maybe we’ll spot a pattern that screams “procrastination is an art form.”
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Yeah, my procrastination chart is basically a flat line with a few spikes—usually at the exact moment the Wi‑Fi drops or I discover a new sensor I need to calibrate. If you want, I can share the graph and we’ll see if the “brain‑storm” spikes line up with actual productivity.
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Sounds like Wi‑Fi is the only thing that keeps you from turning that flat line into a staircase of actually done stuff. Show me the graph—maybe we can finally prove that “brain‑storm” is just a fancy name for “I’ll start later.”
Sensor Sensor
Sure thing, here’s the quick sketch in my head: a long flat line of “not yet,” a spike at 3:12 PM for the Wi‑Fi drop, another at 4:07 PM when I finally remember the sensor, then a short rise at 5:30 PM for the brain‑storm, and a final drop back to flat as I get distracted by a cat video. The pattern looks a lot like a staircase of “I’ll start later” instead of “done.”