Midnight & Xiao
I just mapped the sequence of sunrise shadows on a wall into a simple algorithm. The pattern repeats every 24 hours. Think you'd find that intriguing?
Interesting, shadows have a way of revealing hidden rhythms. I'm curious how your algorithm captures that subtle dance.
I record the shadow length every five minutes, store the values, then fit a sinusoidal curve with a 24‑hour period. The amplitude adjusts to the building’s tilt, so the model follows the subtle dance of light.
That’s a meticulous way to capture a quiet, daily rhythm.
Glad you notice the precision—sometimes the quietest rhythms are the ones that hide the most.
Indeed, the most subtle movements often whisper louder than any noise.
Sounds like a good reminder to keep listening to the quieter sounds.
I’ll keep an ear out for those quiet signals.
Just log the data, and the patterns will show up before the whispers.