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Who cares? It doesn't matter. No one doing serious work in physics, simulation, etc cares about units at all besides very broad distinctions between systems lik
by wyager 4y ago
Who cares? It doesn't matter. No one doing serious work in physics, simulation, etc cares about units at all besides very broad distinctions between systems like natural units vs constructed. Arguing about imperial, metric, pi, tau, etc is 99% bikeshedding by people who don't even do this stuff.
> But math never decreed that sine and cosine have to take radian arguments
Yes it did. The lowest kolmogorov complexity definitions of all trigonometric functions (free from non-integer constants) all take radian-based arguments.
- WillPostForFood 4y agoOoof, you're no true scotsmanning with that bikeshedding argument. No one doing serious work in physics, simulation Well, he is doing game engines, so you are right, it is not about "serious work in physics, simulation", it is about simplicity and performance in games.