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by basch
1540 days ago
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Do you put minutes before hours when you tell time? Day before month creates some ambiguity regarding if you’re talking about the near past or near future. If you consider MMDD a single unit, it doesn’t make sense to represent it backwards. You need to be able to tell that 0402 is a bigger base iterarion than 0302. If it’s DDMM 0203 and 0204 don’t appear to be an entire base count apart. |
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I am talking about what makes sense for people. And most of the people look at the calendar to know what day is today.
Regarding time, if you are asking me I will put minutes before hours in our era where every minute counts.
But before this speedy times, people where mostly concerned with hours.