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I second this. Personally I am super productive from about 9pm to 2-3am. But I need to be at the client at a reasonable hour (9am-9:30am). Lately I've taken
by goofygrin 18y ago
I second this.
Personally I am super productive from about 9pm to 2-3am.
But I need to be at the client at a reasonable hour (9am-9:30am).
Lately I've taken to hacking away from about 9pm to midnight then going to bed so that I can keep everyone happy. Of course, I tend to toss and turn a bit because there is always something that my mind is chewing on that I left off at midnight.
Weekends, all bets are off and my sleep schedule gets totally messed up with late nights and early mornings (2 year old kid). Ugh, I am not 18 any more :)
- joshstaiger 18y agoI have the same tossing and turning problem when I work close to bed time. I find that reading a fiction book, even just a few pages, helps flush my brain's "cache" and relax.
- maximilian 18y agoI try to never do super mind-heavy work late at night because I dream in whatever that was alllll night long. When I did have to do marathon code sessions all day and late into the night, I did yoga to flush my brain of coding. It helped a lot and I slept like a baby. Exercising a lot helps me fall asleep better at night. Lately i've been too busy with work to get much in, and i'm having a hell of a time falling asleep. When I train for something (some sort of race) I sleep like a baby.