Decimal Time Clocks in under 1 kB
Humans historically have worked well with decimal numbering systems. This is probably due to the fact most of us have ten fingers, which make counting in base ten easy. Yet humanity seems to doggedly stick to the odd duodecimal/sexagesimal time system. [Danjovic] is bringing a bit of sanity into the mix with a decimal clock he calls DC-10. He’s entered his clock into our 1 kB Challenge.
DC-10 builds upon C10, the decimal time display system created by [KnivD] on Hackaday.io.
In [KnivDHere how it works:
- 1 year = 365.25 days (we can’t change this anyway)
- 1 day = 100
