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Interesting how similar the number of "seconds" is: 100'000 seconds in metric versus 86'400.
by nodata 12y ago
Interesting how similar the number of "seconds" is: 100'000 seconds in metric versus 86'400.
- bilalhusain 12y agoI guess the idea is to make the duration of "second" - of the order of blink, snapping fingers, ... basically to provide a granularity which is neither too fast nor painfully slow compared to what we are used to. This makes me wonder if instead of splitting in 3 (10:100:100), if it were split equally but in 5 parts (10:10:10:10:10) would it make tracking 5 needles tough.