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Comment by wenbert | Hacker News Reader

I use this site daily. I used this last night. I see you have updated the site a bit ;)

I also recommend this to almost everyone! Also, I suggest that you have a .com domain name to redirect to sleepti.me? This is because I spend a great deal of time and effort explaining the domain name - sleepyti.me :| Instead of having something like: "sleepytime.com". Sleepyti.me works great when typed but not when spoken (word-of-mouth). Just my 2 cents.

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I'm interested to know if you have you been having consistent results using it? I tested it last night, and just woke up several minutes ago in fact, feeling refreshed and ready to go. I've been having trouble waking up even with an alarm, and I usually wake up feeling not so good. With this, I woke up at the very instant of my alarm, choosing the 3rd option. Then again, it could be because I was too excited to try out something new, although I was initially skeptical about it.

I think the results are very good for me. When I wake up using Sleepytime, I usually feel refreshed and able to do push-ups and some stretching early in the morning.

1) Just right before sleeping, check sleepytime 2) Set alarm 3) I wake up refreshed

Note: I have a very flex schedule, so this works for me.

for me the few extra brain cycles required to overcome this stutter actually burned the name into my memory.

related to why i remembered 'google' for the goofy name (except how many oo's) in early 2000's

and 90 minutes approximates the 6billion people well enough. and the task is so simple and specific that i will actually use it.. wow

btw please allow to skip selection of minutes or default to 0 so example

[5] [(minute)] [AM] [calculate]

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