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An hour is a popular unit for me personally. I measure my work and plan my day in hours (since pretty much all clocks use hours, not kiloseconds). I don't use
by danuker 4y ago
An hour is a popular unit for me personally. I measure my work and plan my day in hours (since pretty much all clocks use hours, not kiloseconds).
I don't use seconds very much (with the exception of Unix epoch seconds, or a short experiment).
I can't divide by 3600 in my head. I can, however, multiply by 1. Therefore, Watt-seconds (AKA Joules) are not as useful to me as Watt-hours and kiloWatt-hours.
- osigurdson 4y agoNatural gas is consumer priced in GJ and seems to work fine. Eventually we would just develop and intuition about number of K/M/G J in various battery sizes without the complex/ugly kwh unit.