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> There is no zeroth second, zeroth minute, hour My clocks all start at 00:00:00 every day, and that seems entirely logical to me. It's also how all programmin
by hmry 6y ago
> There is no zeroth second, zeroth minute, hour
My clocks all start at 00:00:00 every day, and that seems entirely logical to me. It's also how all programming languages that I've worked with represent time.
- IlliOnato 6y agoBut 00:00:00 does not represent the first second of your day. It represents a _point_in time, which has no duration. The first second of your day is an interval between the moment your clock shows 00:00:00 and the moment it shows 00:00:01. If 00:00:00 is the fist second, why it's not the first minute and not the first hour? Is the fist second is the same as the first minute and the first second?