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"In the morning, there is a peak of productivity around 10AM, then it decreases until lunch time. After lunch, it starts to increase with a peak around 4PM, the
by jdpigeon 9y ago
"In the morning, there is a peak of productivity around 10AM, then it decreases until lunch time. After lunch, it starts to increase with a peak around 4PM, then it starts to decrease from 4PM until 7PM. Then, again, starting from 8PM, I restart working and there is a gradual increase with a peak at 11PM."
shudder
- bigiain 9y agoI wondered too - but the only other post on that blog tells us he's a phd student, so it's a little less surprising - at least to me...
- sndean 9y agoYeah, and here's a link to their Google Scholar page [1]. It's not surprising at all for a PhD student (especially a full-time one) to be working those hours. [1] https://scholar.google.fr/citations?user=JgOyYi8AAAAJ&hl=fr https://scholar.google.fr/citations?user=JgOyYi8AAAAJ&hl=fr
- Vinnl 9y agoIt's also not uncommon (about a third I believe) for PhD students to suffer from depressions and what not.
- intjk 9y agoour society is sick.