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Let's say we wanted to turn it into a gradient where we instead shifted five minutes per night, so we need 12 days to transition an hour. You could just add a
by newnewpdro 8y ago
Let's say we wanted to turn it into a gradient where we instead shifted five minutes per night, so we need 12 days to transition an hour.
You could just add a transition countdown field "-" to the "S" and "D" timezones being transitioned to, dropping it once the transition is finished.
e.g. for Pacific time:
PST -> PD-12T -> PD-11T -> PD-10T ... PD-1T -> PDT
and in reverse:
PDT -> PS-12T -> PS-11T -> PS-10T ... PS-1T -> PST
If you already have the indirection of the table, it doesn't increase implementation complexity to put some more rows in it.
I don't see where you got 365 zones per time zone, unless you thought I was proposing we change the time a little bit every single day of the year. That's entirely unnecessary to eliminate the practical nuisance of the sudden 1-hour jump.