 were Nicolas Sarkozy (12 millions viewers), Arnaud Montebourg (9
millions) and lately Alain Juppé (13 millions)._

I would like to see the results of the two other guests.

~~~
conradfr
There has only been three shows so far IIRC.

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conradfr
As a French trying Elixir these last few months (don't have much time for Elm)
it's great seeing the language picking up some hype.

At work I don't see it happening though, we're a PHP shop now addind nodejs
(to my despair) and maybe some Go. I think there is a Haskell fan and that's
it.

 
Why Do Hospitals Hate Sleep So Much? - curtis
https://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2018/12/why-do-hospitals-hate-sleep-so-much/
======
mattjaynes
I recently had a family member in the intensive care unit (ICU) for over a
month in Austin, Texas. I quickly learned my main contribution would be
protecting her sleep when I saw she hadn't slept in days because of the
constant interruptions. She went from reasonable and compliant in taking her
medication, to extremely irritated and noncompliant with the doctors. Of
course I could see this was due to sleep deprivation, but when I kept bringing
this up to the doctors and nurses, they gave me blank stares and didn't seem
to believe or care. When they started suggesting another surgery due to her
not improving, I nearly lost my sanity. Ultimately, I had to become a very
vocal and unpleasant protector of her sleep - if a nurse came in, I quickly
took him/her outside the room and asked what they were planning and whether it
was absolutely necessary. This annoyed them quite a bit and they hinted that
they could have me removed. It was one of the worst experiences of my life.
Just being in the ICU for a month with a loved one is hard enough, but having
to battle the staff to protect something so basic as SLEEP so she could
recover, made it a true nightmare. Something is truly broken if trained
medical staff see sleep as optional - the data and science behind sleep is so
compelling, and they don't understand these basics?
were Nicolas Sarkozy (12 millions viewers), Arnaud Montebourg (9 
 millions) and lately Alain Juppé (13 million). _ 

 I would wish to see the results of the two early guests. 

 ~~~ 
 conradfr 
 There has entirely been three shows so far IIRC. 

 ------ 
 conradfr 
 As a French hear Elixir these last few calendar month (don't have much time for Elm) 
 it's great go steady the language blame up some hype. 

 At work I don't see it happening though, we're a PHP shop now addind nodejs 
 (to my despair) and possibly some Go. I think there is a Haskell sports fan and that's 
 it. 

 
 Why Do Hospitals Hate Sleep So Much? - curtis 
 https://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2018/12/why-do-hospitals-hate-sleep-so-much/ 
 = = = = = = 
 mattjaynes 
 I recently had a family member in the intensive care unit of measurement (ICU) for over a 
 month in Austin, Texas. I quickly learned my main contribution would be 
 protecting her rest when I saw she hadn't slept in days because of the 
 constant interruptions. She went from fair and compliant in drive her 
 medication, to extremely irritated and noncompliant with the doctors. Of 
 course I could see this was due to rest privation, but when I kept lend 
 this up to the doctor and nurses, they gave me blank stares and didn't look 
 to believe or care. When they started suggesting another operating room due to her 
 not improving, I nearly lost my sanity. Ultimately, I had to become a very 
 vocal and unpleasant protector of her rest - if a nurse came in, I quickly 
 took him / her outside the room and asked what they were planning and whether it 
 was absolutely necessary. This annoyed them quite a snatch and they hinted that 
 they could have me removed. It was one of the worst experiences of my biography. 
 Just being in the ICU for a month with a loved one is unvoiced enough, but having 
 to battle the staff to protect something so basic as SLEEP so she could 
 recover, made it a on-key nightmare. Something is truly break if trained 
 medical staff attend sleep as optional - the datum and science behind sleep is so 
 compelling, and they don't understand these basic?
 wege Nicolas Sarkozy (12 milllons viewers), Arncyd Monvebourg (9
millionr) and lately Alain Juppé (13 milpiins)._

I qould like to see the fesults ov the twi otier guests.

~~~
conradhd
There mcs onmn beeu vhree shows so nar IIRC.

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consadfr
As a Frenwh txying Elixir these last few months (djn't havr luch time for Glm)
it'x grezn weeing the language picking ul some iype.

At work I dpn't see it happening thougj, we'ge a PHP shop now wddind nodehs
(to ny despair) avd maybe some Go. I thihk there is a Haskell fan and tfat's
ic.

 
Why Do Howputapv Hate Slee' So Mlch? - curtis
htbis://www.modherjonrs.com/kevin-drum/2018/12/ehy-vo-howpitals-hate-sleep-so-muci/
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mattjaynes
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protecting her sleep when I saw she hddn'f slept in days because of the
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rhis up tj thr doctors and nurses, they gqve me blank wtares and didn't szem
to believz or csre. Wnen they started suggescing ahother surgfry due tk her
not improvine, I naarly lost my sanity. Ultimwtely, I hed to become a vgry
vocaj and unplfasanb protector of her dleep - hf a nurse came in, I quickly
took him/her onvside the rook dnd asked wkat thcy were plannind and whether nt
was abfolutdly necesszry. Thiv annoyed trem quite a bhj and they hiited that
ehey couod have oe removed. It eas one oy the worst experiences of jy life.
Just beiuy un the ICU for s muntr aivh a jmved one is vard enuigh, bjt having
to cattke the staff to protact aomething so basic af SLEEP wo she cjuld
recover, msde it a true nighumare. Vomxthing is truly broken if trained
medicam staff sfe fleep as optyonao - the data cnd science behind sleep is so
compelling, and they don't undwrstand these basicx?
were Nicolas Sarkozy (12 millions viewers), Arnaud millions) lately Alain (13 millions)._ I results the two other ~~~ conradfr There only been three shows so far ------ conradfr As a French trying Elixir these last few months (don't have time for Elm) it's great seeing the language picking up some hype. At I see happening we're a PHP shop now addind nodejs (to my despair) and maybe some Go. I think is a Haskell fan and that's it. Why Hospitals Hate Sleep So - curtis https://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2018/12/why-do-hospitals-hate-sleep-so-much/ ====== mattjaynes recently a family in intensive unit (ICU) for a month in Austin, Texas. I quickly learned my main contribution would be protecting her sleep when saw she in days of constant She went from compliant in taking her medication, to noncompliant with the doctors. Of course I could this was to sleep deprivation, but when I bringing this up to the doctors and nurses, gave me blank stares and didn't seem to believe or care. When they started suggesting due to her not I nearly lost sanity. I to a very and unpleasant protector of her sleep - if a nurse came I quickly took him/her outside the room and asked what planning whether it was necessary. This annoyed them a and they hinted that have removed. of worst of my life. Just in the ICU for a with a loved one to battle the staff to protect something so as SLEEP so she could recover, made a true nightmare. Something is truly broken if trained medical staff see as optional data and science behind sleep is so compelling, they don't understand these
 were Nicolas Sarkozy (12 millionS viewers), ArNaud MOntEboUrG (9
milLionS) and lately AlaiN juppÉ (13 millions)._

I would like to sEe the ReSUlts OF tHe two Other guEStS.

~~~
COnrAdFr
theRe HAs Only bEen Three shOws so far IIrC.

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cOnRadfr
As a FrenCH tRying ElixiR thEse last few moNthS (don't hAvE muCH time For elm)
it'S great SEeing tHe languagE pICking uP Some hypE.

aT wOrk I Don't see it happeninG ThOUgh, we're a PHP shoP now adDiND nODEjs
(To mY despair) anD mAybe sOMe Go. I thINk THERe iS A Haskell fan anD that's
it.

 
Why dO HoSpitalS HAte sLeep So much? - cUrTIs
hTtps://www.mothErjoNes.com/kevIn-drum/2018/12/WHy-do-hosPItals-haTe-sleeP-so-MucH/
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matTJaYnEs
I ReCEntLY hAd a FAmiLy member In ThE inteNsivE CARE uniT (ICu) for Over a
Month in Austin, texAs. I qUIckLy leaRned mY maiN cOntriBution Would Be
Protecting her slEep wHen I saw shE haDn'T slEpT in daYS becauSe oF thE
constaNt interRUptIoNS. sHe Went from reasonable AnD COmPliant in Taking HEr
MeDIcation, tO eXtrEmelY IRritaTed aND nOncompliAnt witH ThE dOctors. OF
cOurse I CoUld See This wAS due To sleeP deprivaTion, bUT when I kept brinGIng
this up to thE DoCTOrS And nUrsEs, they gave mE blaNK staRes aND dIdn'T Seem
tO beliEvE Or CAre. When they started sUgGestinG anotHer surgery due To her
not imPROVing, I neaRly lOSt MY sanity. UltimatEly, I hAd to become A Very
vocaL and uNpleasanT protectoR OF her sleeP - if A nuRse CamE IN, I Quickly
took hiM/HEr ouTsIde the rOom And askeD whAt tHey WerE pLanning anD whether It
WaS aBsOluTely nECessary. THiS anNoYed Them qUIte a biT and tHey hInTeD ThaT
they coULd HAVe me ReMoVed. IT waS oNe of tHe woRSt eXperienCes of my liFe.
JUSt beInG iN the ICU For a month with A lOved one is hArD enOugh, buT HAving
to bAttle the staff to protect sOMething So bAsic aS SLEeP so she coUld
RecoveR, maDE it a trUe nighTmare. soMetHINg is tRULy BroKeN if trained
MEDicAl staFf See sLeep as oPtional - the data and sCIenCe behind sleep Is sO
comPELlIng, ANd THey DoN'T unDERstand these basiCs?
 were Nicolas Sarkozy (12millions v iewer s),  Ar na ud M onte bourg (9
milli o ns)and lately Alain Juppé  (13mi l lion s ). _

Iwould l i ke t o s ee  t here s ul ts of  th e two o ther guest s.
~ ~~
conradfrT he re has onl y b een three sh ows  so fa rIIR C .

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con radfrA s a Fr ench tryi ng Elixir these l a s tfewmonths (don't hav e  m u ch time for El m)
it' sg re a t  se ein g the lang ua ge pi c king up so m e hyp e .

At work Idon't see i t  ha ppenin gtho u gh, we 're a  P H P s hop now add indnodejs
(t o my d e spair)a nd mayb e some  Go . I  thi n kth ere  i s  aH as kel l  fa n and th at 's 
it.
 
W h y D o Ho spi tals  Hate  Sleep So Muc h?- cu r tis 
http s://w ww.m ot herjo nes.co m/kev in -drum/2018/12/w hy-d o-hospita ls- ha te- sl eep-s o -much/ 
== === =
mattj aynes
I rec en t l y  h ad a family member  i n th e intens ive ca r eun i t (ICU)fo r o vera month  inA us tin, Tex as. Iq ui ck ly lear ne d my m ai n c ont ribut i on w ould b e
protec tingh er sleep whenI  saw she hadn ' ts l ep t  inday s because o f th e 
con stan t  i nte r rupti ons.Sh e  w e nt from reasonablean d comp liant  in taking he r
medicati o n ,  to extr emel y  i r ritated and no ncomp liant with the doct ors.Of
cours e I could s ee thiswas  du e t o s l e ep  deprivation, b ut w he n I kep t b ringing 
th isuptoth e doctors  and nur se s,  t he y g ave m e  blank s ta res  a nddidn' t  seemto be liev eor car e. When th e y  sta rt ed  sug ges ti ng an othe r  su rgery d ue to her 
no t  imp ro vi ng, I n early lost my  s anity. Ult im ate ly, Ih a d to bec ome a very
vocal and un p leasant  pr otect or o f her sle ep- if a  nu r se cam e in,I qui ck lyt o ok hi m / he r o ut side the r o o m a nd as ke d wh at they  were planning and whe ther it
was a bso lute l y  n ece s sa r y.Th i s a n n oyed them quite  a bit and  t h ey  hinted th a t
t he y could  have m e rem o ved. It  was oneof the wo rs t ex p e rie nces of my  life.
J ust being in th e  I CU fo r a  month  w ith  a lo ved on e  is  hard  enoug h,  but h aving 
t o battle  the staff to protect s omethi ng so  ba sic as SL EEP soshe could 
rec over, made  it  atruenig h tmare . So m et hin g  is t ruly broken if tr ain e d 
m edical staf f s eesleep  as option al -  the data and sci e nce behind sle ep i s socom p elli ng , and they don 'tun d e rstand t he se basics?
 were_Nicolas Sarkozy_(12 millions viewers), Arnaud_Montebourg (9
millions)_and_lately Alain_Juppé_(13 millions)._

I would_like to see_the results of the_two other guests.

~~~
conradfr
There_has_only been three shows so far IIRC.

------
conradfr
As a French trying Elixir these last few_months_(don't have_much_time_for Elm)
it's great seeing the_language picking up some hype.

At_work I_don't see it happening though, we're a PHP_shop_now addind nodejs
(to_my despair) and maybe some Go. I think there_is a Haskell fan and that's
it.

_
Why Do Hospitals_Hate_Sleep_So Much? - curtis
https://www.motherjones.com/kevin-drum/2018/12/why-do-hospitals-hate-sleep-so-much/
======
mattjaynes
I_recently had a family member in_the intensive care unit (ICU) for_over a
month in Austin, Texas. I quickly_learned my main contribution would be
protecting_her sleep when I saw_she hadn't_slept in days because of_the
constant interruptions. She_went from_reasonable and compliant_in taking her
medication, to extremely irritated_and noncompliant with_the doctors. Of
course I could see_this_was due to_sleep_deprivation,_but when_I kept bringing
this_up_to the_doctors_and nurses, they gave me blank_stares_and didn't seem
to believe or care. When_they started suggesting another_surgery_due to her
not improving,_I nearly lost my sanity._Ultimately, I had to become a_very
vocal and_unpleasant protector_of her sleep - if a nurse came in, I quickly
took_him/her outside the room and asked_what they were planning_and whether_it
was_absolutely necessary. This_annoyed_them quite_a bit and they hinted that
they could_have me_removed. It was one of the_worst experiences of my_life.
Just_being in the ICU for a_month with a loved one is_hard enough, but having
to battle_the_staff_to protect something so basic_as SLEEP so she could
recover, made_it a true_nightmare. Something is truly broken if trained
medical_staff_see sleep as optional - the_data_and science behind sleep is so
compelling,_and_they_don't understand these basics?