So I recently started using Sleep Cycle alarm clock for my iPhone. Basically the premise is that it monitors how much you move in your sleep and then it recognizes your sleep pattern. Then it uses that pattern to figure out when best to wake you up within 30 or so minutes of your alarm. It doesn’t work with the iPod Touch because of some stupid API inconsistency. It seems to work pretty well, I’ve felt pretty rested lately.

So I was perusing the Statistics tab and comparing the sleep graphs:

And then I got frustrated with the crappy load time between each graph and triple clicked on the graph which brought up this:

So naturally I emailed it to myself. Turns out it’s a 7zip archive with a sqllite db file within. So if you’re interested in grabbing your sleep cycle data and generating you’re own graphs or comparing sets, that’s how you could do it. Pretty neat.

I used: 7zip the extract the file and SQLite Database Browser to view the data.

And is blending them in a Gueuze-like fashion (mixing a 2.5 and 3.5 year-old lambic instead of a 1 and 2 year). Makes me think like we have lazy wild yeast in the States. Maybe they can cut the fermentation time down in the coming years.