Re:Ask HN: So you've just pulled an all nighter, how do you ...
by jjs on Monday June 08, 2009 @08:19AM
(#647146)
Go to sleep.
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Re:Ask HN: So you've just pulled an all nighter, how do you ...
by daleharvey on Monday June 08, 2009 @10:01AM
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I usually do the 2/3 hour nap then wake up, have a shower, go outside, find some work I can get into a grove in.
then just try and last it out till evening and have an early night.
if you go to sleep in the afternoon and dont get yourself up within a few hours then it completely screws my pattern for a few days.
Re:Ask HN: So you've just pulled an all nighter, how do you ...
by nopassrecover on Monday June 08, 2009 @10:44AM
(#647328)
Kind of defeats what he is asking for. Q: "How do I cope without sleep" A: "Sleep"
Re:Ask HN: So you've just pulled an all nighter, how do you ...
by jjs on Monday June 08, 2009 @10:51AM
(#647342)
I suspect he's too sleepy to worry about logic right now. :)
Re:Ask HN: So you've just pulled an all nighter, how do you ...
by Tamerlin on Monday June 08, 2009 @01:33PM
(#647641)
True, but it's also the best answer available.
Re:Ask HN: So you've just pulled an all nighter, how do you ...
by pj on Monday June 08, 2009 @04:39PM
(#647940)
That's right. They did an experiment. Control group rats were allowed to sleep. Test group were on a wheel that would start spinning of the rat fell asleep. It would crash them into a wall that would wake them up. After 40 days, the control group was fine, but the test group were all dead.
When they looked at their internal organs, they were mush.
Sleep is important.
Re:Ask HN: So you've just pulled an all nighter, how do you ...
by swolchok on Monday June 08, 2009 @05:39PM
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Do you suppose they might've died from being crashed into a wall? Also, citation needed.
Re:Ask HN: So you've just pulled an all nighter, how do you ...
by pj on Monday June 08, 2009 @08:10PM
(#648276)
I thought someone would think that before I submitted the comment. Funny.
This type of experiment is quite common. http://www.bing.com/search?q=%22sleep+deprivation%22+rats+ex...
They use different methods to keep the rats awake. Some say the rats died after 3 weeks, some 40 days... It's pretty much a scientific fact by this point that prolonged sleep deprivation ultimately leads to death.