• ceenote@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    Haven’t done an all-nighter since college, but a Factorio binge is just about the only thing that can keep me up past 2am.

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        2 months ago

        yasss, I’ll just add a few signals to upgrade the iron-ore rail network for longer trains. Maybe I should just upgrade all stations… it won’t take much longer… do I hear birds?

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      2 months ago

      My “all dayers” is when I sleep from 12am to 4pm. You mean I have to be awake for that time??

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        2 months ago

        Most of the time when someone brags about 4-day weeks they still work 40+ hours and I don’t envy them much

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          2 months ago

          That’s true, I only work 32 hours though. And it’s not bragging, I’ve had burnout before and can’t work more than that for long periods of time, my body cannot handle it anymore.

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    2 months ago

    My problem is opposite. I am trying my best not to pull all-nighter every night xD

    Tho I get my energy boost around 7 pm so yeah.

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    2 months ago

    I was pulling all-nighters well into my 40’s, but I had insomnia. It wasn’t something I wanted to do. However, I did take advantage of it for work.

    I found the solution to my insomnia and never looked back. Now I fall asleep almost like a normal person.

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              2 months ago

              still referring to the lights out factor of it… something to consider. not a doctor tm

              • TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
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                2 months ago

                granola is perfectly healthy dude. no idea what you are on about. it knocks me out because my stomach is full instead of empty.

                maybe you have it confused with granola bars, which are basically candy.

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                2 months ago

                If you aren’t a doctor you shouldn’t be suggesting normal bodily function = diabeetus.

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                  2 months ago

                  Still something to consider. Apparently people think granola isn’t loaded with sugar and becomes healthy when not pressed into bar form. But please, if you’re living closer to the condition than I, go off king and or queen

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        2 months ago

        http://www.sleepwithmepodcast.com/

        YMMV, but it worked for me from day one. I read about it on a post on the content aggregator site which shall not be named.

        I opened the link right there at work, started playing it, and thought , “t This guy is so boring I feel myself falling asleep already!”

        The first night I listened, I was asleep before the intro was done, but then when the episode ended, I woke up. The next night I loaded all the episodes, but then when my alarm went off the next morning, I kept snoozing the alarm and falling asleep again. Finally, I started it with a sleep timer to stop it playing a few minutes before my alarm would go off.

        I think that was about 10 years ago.

        Occasionally, when life is really, really bad, I still have nights where I have trouble getting to sleep, but that’s a once or twice a year thing now. I used to get less than 4 hours of sleep every night, with about 1 night per week where I would get no sleep at all.

        It isn’t for everyone.

  • starchylemming@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    I wish all nighters were still an option My body is ready, i want it. But it’s not the responsible thing to do. Gotta function properly the next day

    Being an adult sucks, they warned us about it

    • TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
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      2 months ago

      being an adult is awesome.

      but i hated being a child. It was miserable and video games were very limited supply and my time was very limited.

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        2 months ago

        I hated my childhood and there’s nothing that could get me to relive that part of my life. That being said this whole work for money exchange program we’re forced into as adults sucks…40+ hours a week… EVERY WEEK! And no recess or summer vacation!

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            2 months ago

            Rub it in why don’t you. :P

            I had sporadic health issues earlier this year that weren’t consistent enough for FMLA and I’m down to 4 hours PTO. If I’m a good boy, I’ll gain maybe an hour a month.

            Plus, the whole deal at my workplace was they acknowledged they paid under market rate in exchange for extra flexibility. Now we have new management who desperately doesn’t want to pay us for time on-call anymore, and doesn’t believe in time in-lieu (work after hours, get the equivalent off during business hours). I’m a full fledged systems engineer making under $90k. That’s a lot of money, but it sure as hell isn’t competitive for my skills, and more and more I’m wondering if it’s really worth what it’s costing me.

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            2 months ago

            True, I have a good amount of PTO saved up, but I can’t take it in large groups outside of emergencies.

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                2 months ago

                Meh, I’m not really a vacation person. Honestly I have to force myself to take time off every year, it’s not a loyalty thing it’s just in my DNA to just work, my mom is the same, her father was the same. Though I admit I am trying to avoid ending up like him since he was such a worker he died on the factory floor, heart attack not an accident.

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    2 months ago

    30 was basically a brick wall. In my 20s I pulled an all nighter at least twice a month no problem. Now I become a complete zombie by 10am

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      2 months ago

      If I’m really locked in on something I can get to like 2am. It’s rare that anything does that for me anymore though. Too many other worries distracting me.

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        2 months ago

        I’m practically nocturnal, so staying up til sunrise is no problem, in fact getting to sleep before sunrise is the tricky part. It’s the after sunrise part when I hit the wall.

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    2 months ago

    Why is everyone acting like pulling all nighters is a good thing? I don’t know if this is health issues, this is just having things to do daily.

    • TubularTittyFrog@lemmy.world
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      2 months ago

      aspirational goal

      people wish they could do it and idealize it as super awesome.

      sort of like marathons. but they don’t know or acknowledge the consequences of doing such things, which make them far less appearling. like shitting yourself in mile 14 and having to run another 2 hours in your own shit and then the next 4 days where you can barely move because you’re in fatigue.

      that or I guess going on a drug/alcohol bender? people love to idealize that too.