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-SIPC-/time: some bug fixes and new blocks #928

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@SharkPool-SP SharkPool-SP commented Aug 23, 2023

Moved From: #752 (comment)
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Adds several new calculation blocks for time!
Note: Fixed Several Bugs from Before AND added new blocks!!...
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Screenshot 2023-09-06 222521
Added 2 new Blocks!!!

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GarboMuffin commented Jan 28, 2024

you're probably gonna be pretty unhappy:

  • removed countdown blocks: they are redundant, one can just invert the difference block that already exists
  • removed blocks that have unintuitive dependence on the unix epoch: the statement that "January 1, 1970 + January 27, 2024 = January 27, 2024" just doesn't really make sense. If someone wants to unix them as unix timestamps, the tools are already there for them to do that themselves.
  • Similarly the statement "convert January 27, 2024 to years = 54.11020848940893" just doesn't seem very useful, and again its already easy for someone to compute with the existing blocks

@GarboMuffin GarboMuffin changed the title Time V2 (Fixed) -SIPC-/time: some bug fixes and new blocks Jan 28, 2024
@GarboMuffin GarboMuffin merged commit 195d3e4 into TurboWarp:master Jan 28, 2024
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you're probably gonna be pretty unhappy:

  • removed countdown blocks: they are redundant, one can just invert the difference block that already exists

  • removed blocks that have unintuitive dependence on the unix epoch: the statement that "January 1, 1970 + January 27, 2024 = January 27, 2024" just doesn't really make sense. If someone wants to unix them as unix timestamps, the tools are already there for them to do that themselves.

  • Similarly the statement "convert January 27, 2024 to years = 54.11020848940893" just doesn't seem very useful, and again its already easy for someone to compute with the existing blocks

Fine by me

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