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What do you routinely stay up 24-30 hours for? Curious. I do this occasionally, but it seems that for you its more of a work habit.

• fnayr 9y ago
  I make mobile apps with my brother. We’ve found that we’re much more efficient when we can work in long uninterrupted periods of time. It takes a while to get reloaded into the program, so if we do an 8 hour work day we may have 5 hours of productive work, but on a 16 work day we will have ~12. We only do this when we make new apps which we aren’t always doing. But the latest we’ve been working on for 3 years. It makes planning social activities hard cause we never know our schedule much more than 48 hours in advance. My body has adjusted but I am legimately concerned if there’s long term health impacts to doing this (but I guess not concerned enough to see a doctor). But if anyone has more knowledge on the risks Id love a response.
  • fragsworth 9y ago
    I'm not a doctor, but I would really stop doing that if I were you. There's little to no research on the long term effects of doing that.
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  • gt_ 9y ago
    I do this too, for similar reasons. I just like to keep working when I'm on a roll. I'm always looking for research on it and never really find anything.
  • manmal 9y ago
    Do you work non-stop, or do you have 1h pauses or stgh?