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The binary one in the bottom row seems to think that the digit to the left of of the 8s place is the 10s place and not, as is normal, the 16s place. Therefore
by rsamtravis 3mo ago
The binary one in the bottom row seems to think that the digit to the left of of the 8s place is the 10s place and not, as is normal, the 16s place. Therefore 10 o'clock shows as "00010000" not "1010". Weird.
2300 hrs or 11pm shows as "00100011" which would be 35 o'clock. I guess the 32s place is a... 20s place? Somebody help me out here.
https://clocks.dev/clock/35bb1995bc5d https://clocks.dev/clock/35bb1995bc5d
- joeframbach 3mo agoIt's splitting the digits into four-bits per decimal digit. 2 3 0010 0011 23 -> 2 3 -> 0010 0011 -> 00100011
- zokier 3mo agobetter known as BCD, binary-coded decimal: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary-coded_decimal https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Binary-coded_decimal