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About 5-6 hours a night, which is far less than what I really need. Every 3-4 days or so I reach a critcal point and just crash and sleep for like 15 hours. I'll come home from work around 6PM, grab a bite to eat and pass out by 7. I'll wake up the next day around 10-11AM.
sometimes i skip sleep for a day or maybe go for 4 and then 16 hours the next day depending on the day of the week and the class schedule, and HW. i do do HW, just don't study...
i remember going for 18 hours a few times during the spring semester... that is after a day of up to a few hours sleep.
when I was in school (b4 this summer vacation) I got maybe 4-6 hours at max.......during vacations i have NO dayrythm whatsoever, I just stay awake as long as I can, then go to bed no matter what time of day it is.....then, when I wake up, I walk back to my computer and continue 😛
School: Sleep from 12:00AM to 6:00AM, go to school, sleep 30 min, sleep 30 min, sleep 30 min, come home, eat, eat, eat, work on homework, work on "projects", repeat.
Summer: (the simpler plan 😛) Sleep from 4:00AM to 12:00PM, work on "projects", eat, visit Anandtech, eat, visit Anandtech, repeat.
I work the graveyard shift and sleep from about 10am till 3pm then try to take a power nap at about 9:30 to 10:30pm before work. I'm always tired though which really sucks. 🙁
way too little...only around 4 on school nites (i hate summer school - no summer break to catch up on the semesters loss) on the weekends, up to about 9 hours, but not usually that much and almost never over that
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