Pair it with International Fixed Calendar and I'm on board.
this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2024
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I could get used to that, it's actually a great idea. Though probably impossible to implement due to inertia, at least currently.
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A friend once mused that “wearing a watch is like being handcuffed to time.” It’s one of the reasons I stopped being a watch guy (but more because I checked it compulsively but didn’t know what time it was when a coworker saw me check and ask the time).
Anyway, I prefer to try not to keep track of the time unless I need to be somewhere.
As someone who has written a ridiculous amount of code that deals with date and time, I support this 100%.
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I think you meant to link decimal time per Wikipedia?
No. But they are so similar, I'd be happy to adopt either. In fact, decimal time was actually used briefly.
Here is the link you wanted:
Then the wikipedia is wrong? Because what the website you linked calls metric time Wikipedia calls decimal
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they are slightly different
Not bad, but I prefer Swatch Internet Time
Me too. If the standards wouldn't be held by a private company.