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Midnight is not the addittive identity of points in time. There is no additive identity because there is no addition operation. You're confusing the ``time`` ty
by kingkilr 13y ago
Midnight is not the addittive identity of points in time. There is no additive identity because there is no addition operation. You're confusing the ``time`` type, with the ``timedelta`` type, which represents a duration, and does have 0-minutes as an additive identity.
midnight is not, nor has it ever been, the "zero-time", it's simply a point whose typical representation contains some 0s. It is no more Falsey than the origin (0, 0) in the cartesian coordinate system is Falsey.
- hyperpape 13y agoYou win: I was confusing those things! I was thinking times were treated as a timedelta ranging from 0 to 23 hours 59...