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100 hour days are exactly what I think of the metric system. It's good for science and engineering, so you're not constantly converting bases; but when it comes
by pessimizer 3y ago
100 hour days are exactly what I think of the metric system. It's good for science and engineering, so you're not constantly converting bases; but when it comes to daily, human-scaled activity, I want numbers that are small and easy to divide. 1 / 4 == 3 is a lot nicer than 1 / 4 == 25.
- Dylan16807 3y agoOn the other hand, you just calculated the wrong number for how many hours are in a quarter of a day.
- pessimizer 3y agoI didn't calculate how many hours are in a quarter of a day. I mentioned 100 hour days, and then mentioned how it's nicer when 1 Foo divided by 4 equals 3 Bars, instead of dealing with 1 Baz divided by 4 equaling 25 Qux. It was a very short comment.
- Dylan16807 3y ago> I mentioned 100 hour days, and then mentioned how it's nicer when 1 Foo divided by 4 equals 3 Bars, instead of dealing with 1 Baz divided by 4 equaling 25 Qux. What's the connection between those two mentions? Surely you're not saying mention 1 is unrelated to mention 2. And it really looks like an attempt to do the same calculation with both system. It would be very weird if Foo and Bar were an analogy for feet and inches for example, and even weirder if they weren't an analogy for anything.
- imtringued 3y agoYou could have easily fixed your comment to be actual math, but you didn't and instead you came up with this weird after the fact explanation for your obvious mistake. 12 / 4 = 3 Vs 100 / 4 = 25. See, math is easy when you do it correctly!