Wait, isn't a text file on one computer kind of risky though? Tbh, I'd be worried about losing it if the computer dies. Honestly, my friend did something similar but used a basic notes app that syncs to his phone. That way he can add stuff when he's not at home. It's still just as simple, but it's backed up.

Ever notice how the whole "grind" culture makes you feel like crap when you actually do it? That 60 hour check is just proof you're running on fumes, not winning. The real limit starts when you block time for life stuff first, before the work calendar fills up. It feels backwards, but you have to treat your own time like the most important client meeting that can't be moved.

Three weeks of checking at 10 PM sounds like a brutal experiment!

Maybe it's not that deep, @oscar_gonzalez45, just a different way to do breakfast.

Honestly, three days is pretty quick for troubleshooting a new starter. My last one took over a week to adjust after I moved to Denver, the altitude change really messed with it. Sometimes you just have to stick with the same feeding schedule and let the local yeast cultures win out. It's rarely the apartment itself, more about patience and consistent routine.