It also assumes you don't work in a well-light environment during the 3rd shift.
Regardless though, I think these shortcomings should be resolvable by simply setting your location in flux/redshift "incorrectly". So if you work the 3rd shift and use artificial lighting to give yourself an 'artificial day', then you'd just set flux/redshift to think that you are a continent or so over.
Re:F.lux updated
by 2muchcoffeeman on Thursday March 06, 2014 @08:10PM
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Not sure if you use flux, but you can set the colour temp for your daytime and your night time to match the kind of lights you are working under. They even mark certain temps like tungsten, fluoro, halogen etc ... So you don't have to assume anything.
I also use flux to match colour temperatures. It's pretty great!
This assumes you work in a room exposed to sunlight during the day.