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The oddity I'd expect from this is that your local date changes at some moment other than 0:00. For example, in Moscow the date will change at 21:00.
by schoen 1y ago
The oddity I'd expect from this is that your local date changes at some moment other than 0:00. For example, in Moscow the date will change at 21:00.
- layer8 1y agoThat’s still at midnight locally though. What’s maybe odder is that your UTC date changes in the middle of the local day. So “tomorrow” can be “this afternoon”.
- OJFord 1y agoThat does seem odd on paper, but in practice we already deal with that anyway from midnight being kind of arbitrary and not necessarily while we're asleep (almost never, personally) so we do things like scare-quote 'tomorrow' because really what we mean is 'my next waking period'. It'd be weird at first for sure, but once accustomed to it I don't think that would be a drawback personally, just a different arbitrary.