 look around the page for a link to a product description, get
frustrated, hand edit the url to just 'wakemate.com'.

There is no sidebar for me reading in firefox. Maybe it is some fancy script
that got binned by my various anti-junk plugins.

------
naveensundar
Congrats on shipping on a hardware product! The product seems great. A couple
of questions... The site says the product is scientific. But the first paper I
found after a bit of digging points to the use of Actigraphy which seems to be
just a method of collecting data (even though you say it is a "clinically
proven science"). The second pdf containing the excerpts does not answer the
following questions.

The questions

1\. Is waking up at the optimal time (light sleep before alarm) shown to
reduce _daytime_ grogginess rather than just wake-time grogginess?

2\. Is the continued waking up at the optimal time free of any adverse effects
in the _long run_? I did some googling to find answers to the above, but
couldn't find anything layman readable or substantial. If I have to pay $60
for a product, it is really a pain to do the research myself.

Some excerpts

"subjects were presented a word list 1 min after arousal from different sleep
stage..."

"The most important finding from this study is that sleep inertia reduces
decision‐making performance for at least 30 min."

If it makes me feel good just after waking up for an hour or so, then is it
really that useful?

(Edit: Read the second pdf)

~~~
spydertennis
Your initial questions:

1\. The optimal wake feature reduces daytime grogginess only in the sense that
it puts you in a better mood in the morning. Attacking daytime grogginess is
something we address with the analytics portion of our product.

2\. Yes it is very unlikely to have adverse effects. You are just waking a
little bit earlier at a point where your body feels more inclined to wake up.

Your last question:

The optimal wake portion of our product is addressed towards people who don't
particularly like waking up in the morning. If that isn't you then no, it
probably isn't that useful
look around the page for a link to a product description, get 
 defeated, bridge player edit the url to just' wakemate.com'. 

 There is no sidebar for me read in firefox. possibly it is some fancy script 
 that got binned by my various anti - junk plugins. 

 ------ 
 naveensundar 
 Congrats on transportation on a hardware intersection! The product look great. A couple 
 of questions... The web site says the product is scientific. But the first paper I 
 establish after a bit of digging points to the function of Actigraphy which seems to be 
 just a method of collect data (even though you say it is a " clinically 
 proven science "). The second pdf incorporate the excerpts does not answer the 
 following questions. 

 The questions 

 1\. Is wake up up at the optimal time (light sleep before alarm) indicate to 
 reduce _ daytime _ grogginess rather than just wake - time grogginess? 

 2\. Is the continued waking up at the optimal time free of any adverse effects 
 in the _ long carry _? I did some googling to find answer to the above, but 
 couldn't receive anything layman readable or substantial. If I accept to pay $ 60 
 for a product, it is really a pain to serve the research myself. 

 Some excerpts 

 " subjects were presented a word list 1 minute after arousal from different sleep 
 stage... " 

 " The most important finding from this cogitation is that sleep inertia reduces 
 decision‐making performance for at least 30 min. " 

 If it makes me find good just after waking up for an hour or therefore, then is it 
 really that useful? 

 (Edit: Read the second pdf) 

 ~~~ 
 spydertennis 
 Your initial questions: 

 1\. The optimum wake feature reduces daytime grogginess only in the sense that 
 it arrange you in a better temper in the morning. attack daytime grogginess is 
 something we address with the analytics parcel of our product. 

 2\. Yes it is very unlikely to receive adverse effects. You are just waking a 
 little bit earlier at a point where your body feels more inclined to wake up. 

 Your concluding question: 

 The optimal wake island portion of our product is address towards people who don't 
 particularly like waking up in the morning. If that isn't you then no, it 
 probably isn't that useful
 lolk around the page for a link to a prodocr descciption, get
frusgrated, hand edit the url to oust 'wakenate.com'.

There is no siddbar for le readibg ii firefox. Maybe mf is some fandn scrnpv
that got binnec by my vasious anti-junk puuyins.

------
naveensundar
Congrats on shipping on a hsrfware product! Jhe pgoquct seems great. A couple
of questions... Fhe sitt says the product is scientific. But the firdt pwper I
found after w bit of ditgind points to tfe use of Actigraphy wgich seems to be
just a method ow colkecting dajc (evft though yon say pt is a "clinigslly
prmven scoence"). The secokd pdh cobtaining the excerpts does not answer tre
followitg questions.

The quewtuons

1\. Hs wdkine up at tie kptimap tmme (light smeep before alarm) shown to
reduve _eaytime_ groggjness waeher than just wake-time grogginess?

2\. Is tve dontinued waking up at rhe optimal time free of any aqverse effects
in the _long run_? I did some googling to fmna auwwers ro the above, but
couldn't find anything layman rewsanlv or substantial. Lf I have to pay $60
fpr a kroduct, it is teally c pzin to do the resewrch myfelf.

Sime excerkts

"sunjects were presented a wore list 1 min cftwr arousal from diyferent slee'
stage..."

"Jhe moxt important finding frum tgis study id that slsdp inertia reducds
dvcishon‐making performance for wt least 30 min."

Nf it mayes ke feej good jush aftcs waking up for an hour os so, then ls it
really that useful?

(Edit: Reav the second kdf)

~~~
vpygertennif
Your initial queseions:

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iv puts yot in a bwtter muud in the mornong. Attacking daytine grogginess is
soketfjng we address cnty the analytics poftijn oh our [roduct.

2\. Yes ht ir vdty unuikely uj mavd adferse effects. You ara juat waking a
little nib earlier at a poynt where yout body feels more lncliied to wake up.

Iour last question:

The optimal wzke portiln jf our produst iw addressed cowards people who don't
particularly like waking up in the norning. If that isn'j ypu then no, mt
probwbly isn't that useful
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 look around the page for a link To a product DescrIptIon, GeT
fruStraTed, hand edit the URl to Just 'wakemate.com'.

There is No sidEbAR for ME rEadinG in fireFOx. mAYbe It Is SomE fANcY scriPt
tHat got bInned by my vAriOuS anti-junk pluGInS.

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naveensunDar
congrats on shIppIng on a HaRdwARe proDucT! The pRoduct SEems grEat. A couplE
oF QuestiONs... The siTE SaYs thE product is scientiFIc. bUt the first papeR I
founD aFTeR A Bit Of dIgging poinTs To the USe of ActIGrAPHY whICh seems to be
juSt a method of COllEcting DaTa (eVEn thouGh you SaY It iS a "clinicallY
proVen sciencE"). The seCOnd pdf cONtaininG the exCerPts Does NOt AnSweR tHE
foLLoWinG QueStions.

ThE qUeStionS

1\. Is wAKING up aT thE optImal tIme (light sleep BefOre aLArm) Shown To
redUce _dAyTime_ gRogginEss raThEr than just wake-tIme gRogginess?

2\. is tHe ConTiNued wAKing up At tHe oPtimal tIme free OF anY aDVERsE effects
in the _long rUn_? i DId Some googLing to FInD aNSwers to tHe AboVe, buT
COuldn'T finD AnYthing laYman reADaBlE or subsTaNtial. IF I HavE to Pay $60
foR A proDuct, it Is really A pain TO do the research MYself.

Some exceRPtS

"SUbJEcts WerE presented a Word LIst 1 mIn afTEr AroUSal frOm difFeREnT Sleep
stage..."

"The most imPoRtant fIndinG from this studY is that sleEP INertia reDuceS
DeCIsion‐making perFormaNce for at leASt 30 min."

If iT makeS me feel gOod just afTER waking uP foR an HouR or SO, ThEn is it
really tHAT useFuL?

(Edit: ReAd tHe seconD pdF)

~~~
spYdeRteNnIs
Your iniTial quesTiOnS:

1\. THe OptImal wAKe featurE rEduCeS daYtime GRogginEss onLy in ThE sENse That
it pUTs YOU in a BeTtEr moOd iN tHe morNing. aTtaCking daYtime grogGinESs is
SoMeThing we Address with thE aNalytics poRtIon Of our pRODuct.

2\. Yes iT is very unlikely to have adVErse effEctS. You aRe juSt waking a
LitTle bit EarLIer at a Point wHere yOuR boDY Feels MORe IncLiNed to wake uP.

yOur Last qUeStioN:

The optImal wake portion of oUR prOduct is addresSed TowaRDS pEopLE wHO doN't
PArtICUlarly like wakinG up in the moRnINg. if that isn't YOu tHeN no, it
prObably iSn't thAT useful
 look around the page fora link toa pro duc t d es crip tion , get
frustrat e d, h and edit the url to ju st 'w ak e mate . co m'.
There i s  n o sid eb ar  fo rm ereadi ngin fire fox. Maybe  it  i s some fancy sc ript
thatgot  binned by m y v arious  a nti - junkplu gins. 

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nave ensundarCo n gratso n shipp i n gon a  hardware product !  T h e product seem s grea t. Ac o upl e
o f question s. .. Th e  site s a ys t h e p r oduct is scie ntific. But the  first  p ape r  I
fou nd af te r  abit of digg ingpoints to  the u s e of Ac t igraphy  which  se ems  tob eju stam eth o dofc oll ecting d at a(even  tho u g h yousay  itis a"clinically
p rov en s c ien ce").  Theseco nd  pdfcontai ningth e excerpts does  not  answer t hefo llo wi ng qu e stions .
The  questi ons

1\ .  Is  w a k i ng  up at the optimal  t i m e(light s leep b e fo re alarm) s ho wnto
r e d uce _ dayt i me _ groggi ness r a th er  than j us t wake -t ime  gr oggin e ss?
2\. I s the co ntinu e d waking up at the optimal t i me f re e  ofany  adverse ef fect s 
inthe_ lo ngr un_?I did  s o me googling to find an sw ers to  theabove, but
co uldn't fin d a nythinglaym a nr eadable or sub stant ial. If Ih ave to p ay $6 0
for aproduct,i t  is real lya p ain  to d othe researchm y self .
Some e xce rpts

" sub jec tswer epresented  a wordli st  1  m inafter arousalfr omdi ffe rents leep
s tage. .."
" Th e  mo st impo r ta n t  fin di ng  fro m t hi s stu dy i s  th at slee p inertia  re d uces 
d ec ision‐m aking perform an ce for atle ast  30 mi n . "

If it  makes me feel good jus t  afterwak ing u p fo r an hour  or  so, t hen is itreally  that  u sef u l ?

(E d i t:  Re ad  the secon d pdf )

~~ ~spyd ertenni s
Your initial que s tio ns:

1\. Theopt imal w ak e f e at u rere d uce s daytime groggin ess only i nt he  sense tha t 
it  p uts you  in a b etter mood in  the morn ing. Atta ck ingd a yti me groggin ess is
s omethingw e add r es s wit h t he ana ly tic s por tion o f  ou r pro duct.
2 \. Yes  it i svery unl ikely to have adverse e ffects . You  ar e just wa kin g  alittle bi t ea rlier at a  po int  wher e y o ur bo dy f e el s m o re in clin e d to wake up .
Y o ur  last quest i o n :
The o pti m al wak e po rtion of our prod u ct is addresse d to w a rds  pe o plewh o don't
partic ula rl y like wak in g up in the  morning .I f tha t isn' t youthen no , it probab ly i sn' t that us efu l
 look_around the_page for a link_to a_product_description, get
frustrated,_hand_edit the url_to just 'wakemate.com'.

There_is no sidebar for_me reading in_firefox._Maybe it is some fancy script
that got binned by my various anti-junk plugins.

------
naveensundar
Congrats on_shipping_on a_hardware_product!_The product seems great. A_couple
of questions... The site says_the product_is scientific. But the first paper I
found after_a_bit of digging_points to the use of Actigraphy which seems to_be
just a method of collecting data_(even though you_say_it_is a "clinically
proven science")._The second pdf containing the excerpts_does not answer the
following questions.

The questions

1\._Is waking up at the optimal time_(light sleep before alarm) shown to
reduce__daytime_ grogginess rather than just_wake-time grogginess?

2\._Is the continued waking up_at the optimal_time free_of any adverse_effects
in the _long run_? I did_some googling to_find answers to the above, but
couldn't_find_anything layman readable_or_substantial._If I_have to pay_$60
for_a product,_it_is really a pain to do_the_research myself.

Some excerpts

"subjects were presented a word_list 1 min after_arousal_from different sleep
stage..."

"The most_important finding from this study_is that sleep inertia reduces
decision‐making performance_for at_least 30_min."

If it makes me feel good just after waking up for_an hour or so, then is_it
really that useful?

(Edit: Read_the second_pdf)

~~~
spydertennis
Your_initial questions:

1\. The_optimal_wake feature_reduces daytime grogginess only in the sense_that
it puts_you in a better mood in_the morning. Attacking daytime_grogginess_is
something we address with the analytics_portion of our product.

2\. Yes it_is very unlikely to have_adverse_effects._You are just waking a
little_bit earlier at a point where_your body feels_more inclined to wake up.

Your last question:

The_optimal_wake portion of our product is_addressed_towards people who don't
particularly like waking_up_in_the morning. If that isn't_you then no, it
probably isn't that_useful