3 ms·
I've found recently that at crunch time on uni work/ freelance work I seem to just omit the having a life part of my day to maintain a similar amount of sleep.
by robryan 17y ago
I've found recently that at crunch time on uni work/ freelance work I seem to just omit the having a life part of my day to maintain a similar amount of sleep.
Also the sleep moves from say midnight -1 to 10-11 to about 5-6 to 12-2
- coffeeaddicted 17y agoMy sleeping pattern moves round the clock. Right now waking up around 5 pm. Wouldn't actually be much of a problem if there wouldn't be a society out there which prefers different sleeping patterns. I like coding at night (partly because it's rather noisy around here at day), but finding time for shopping can be difficult sometimes. And I need 8-9 hours of sleep, anything below that and my productivity drops like a stone.
- access_denied 17y agoThis is because researchers found out, that there are two tyes of persons regarding the "inner clock": for some the day lasts 23 hours for others 25 hours. Unless you regulate yourself with alarm-clock you will go cycles.