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it's such a weird phrasing. the article just says, 45000 years ago. There are a few more refined dates, but, like 45k seems good enough. maybe too long for the
by jfoutz 3y ago
it's such a weird phrasing. the article just says, 45000 years ago.
There are a few more refined dates, but, like 45k seems good enough. maybe too long for the title?
I think more likely, a programmer so frustrated with relative time handling the refuse not to give a relative time, but fat-fingered the anchor.
- AlotOfReading 3y agoThe actual paper uses 47 kiloanni, so the HN title is correct. It's the phys.org author that got the numbers wrong.