noon

This issue is probably going to make mainstream news by noon.

If I want a mid-afternoon nap, I have one. If I don't get up until noon, that's fine.

And know they're getting paid more than you even though a lot of the time they leave at noon on Friday. If you want people to use your "professional" code, learn something about how to get it done now.

Tuesday around 10a to noon Pacific time seems to have the best chance of covering the majority of HN audience.

Sometimes I would jump up at a quarter to nine, arrive an hour late, and chug two tall cups of coffee before noon. I'm embarrassed to say that I called in sick a few times because I was too exhausted to get out of bed.

If they want to sleep till noon that is fine. As unlikely as it seems to someone who has been through conventional schooling, what actually happens in these cases is the child's natural curiosity is not squashed by rote work.

I personally went to bed at sunrise and got up around noon. I also put work at the end of my day, rather than the beginning, which allowed me to pay attention to my health in a way I've never been able to accomplish otherwise.

Sunlight is about 1 KW/square meter on a non-cloudy day at noon, directly from above. 4% of that is a typical value for the UV component. So the UV power hitting a 1 square meter surface at noon is about 40 Watts.

He may come in \n hungover occasionally but with enough Red Bull \n he'll bounce back by noon. \n\nThat however is what sounds like actual age discrimination, that might be like not hiring a woman because "Darn it she decides to have a kid and then what?

When team building means getting drunk together on a Wednesday night, work hours are noon-8pm, and the company culture is low on planning and high on "nothing to lose", a company is just not going to be a good fit for me. I'm fine with economic sacrifice, and with working hard.

Not in Silicon Valley, where the fog burns off by noon and it’s an article of faith that talented, hard-working techies can change the world and reap unimaginable wealth in the process. “We live in a bubble, and I don’t mean a tech bubble or a valuation bubble.

Instead of hyper tracking every aspect of your life [and making assumptions based on that data] Just exercise, eat well, no caffeine, minimal sugar/food after dark, get 10+min of sun around noon, go to sleep when tired. All of which is almost impossible for 90% of people who are forced into regimented, high stress, excessive work lives.