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(Disclaimer: I'm in Europe) For a website with a US centric audience, I think it makes perfect sense to use a US timezone: The graphs match up well with the sl
by jmiserez 11y ago
(Disclaimer: I'm in Europe)
For a website with a US centric audience, I think it makes perfect sense to use a US timezone: The graphs match up well with the sleep/wake patterns in the EST timezone. This makes interpreting the data a bit easier, i.e you can easily tell that there is a morning rush, a lunch rush, etc. (although interestingly, the HN audience doesn't seem to have well-defined break hours as there is just one large peak per day).
- Artemis2 11y ago> The graphs match up well with the sleep/wake patterns in the EST I'd expect them to match more PST/PDT (-4h), that's where the Silicon Valley and YCombinator are.
- ashitlerferad 11y agoHN doesn't seem US centric, there are people from all over the planet here.