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> With multiple, perfect TZs: - I still need to learn when people at different location work That's not true — I can roughly assume that everyone is at work by
by justrealist 3y ago
> With multiple, perfect TZs: - I still need to learn when people at different location work
That's not true — I can roughly assume that everyone is at work by 9am their time. I just need to know their timezone. If I didn't have a timezone, I'd have to memorize the approximate offset of every city in the US.
- Sankozi 3y agoSo instead knowing city -> offset mapping, you need to know both city -> TZ and TZ -> offset mapping, and end up with something worse (because TZ will never be perfect, so offset from TZ is usually worse than "human" offset based on the location). I really see no benefit.