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This is correct. I am a PhD student and I know several undergraduates who get up at 5am (or stay up until 5am) to get started on the AoC problems ASAP. It's ve
by johnday 6y ago
This is correct. I am a PhD student and I know several undergraduates who get up at 5am (or stay up until 5am) to get started on the AoC problems ASAP.
It's very unhealthy.
- estomagordo 6y agoI'm in central Europe and so puzzles unlock at 6 here. I've often thought that this time is nearly ideal for me. But at the same time, had I lived in the UK, it would have been absolute hell to try and be competitive. So an hour can make a huge difference. I have had days where I've just caved in to the lack of sleep and decided to sleep in the next day, sliding on leaderboards in the process.