I think that us using #base10 is suboptimal. #base2 / #base16, #base12 or #base60 would be the better choice - sorry to all the cultures that had to switch. But switching now would not work. Maybe a visit by technologically superior aliens would work.im not sure.

#innovatorsDilemma

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I came across a functioning coder today asking if a kilogram was 1000 or 1024 grams. Yes they did ask, yes they verified, yes they accepted 1000 grams. I swear ten thousand years in the future some fucker will 'oops, black hole!' 'cos they began in comp sci and learned kilo = 1024 first and NOBODY WILL CATCH IT. Humanity will be WIPED OUT because YOU LOT KEPT THIS SHIT UP.

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#SelfDiscovery #InnerWork #Base12 #Psychology

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#SecurityCulture #Base12 #AI #Mindset

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When you design UI, you tend to lean toward the “base 12 is superior in every way!” camp. Yes, even better than base 16.

Why? Because: ½ ⅓ ¼! How often do you need a one-fifth of an icon to do something? But half? A third? Exactly!

(“Dozenal” sounds terrible, though.)

#duodecimal #base12 #dozenal

why does this video feel like it was written specifically for me

the best way to count
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDDaEVcwIJM

#binary #seximal #dozenal #janMisali #base2 #base6 #base12

the best way to count

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Wow! There is a Dozenal Society of America dedicated to research and education about base 12 calculations. I had no idea. It makes some sense though to make a base that has lots of factors so it is easier to divide. 12 has 1,2,3,4, the four smallest factors. https://dozenal.org/index.html
#base12
#dozenal
#numbers
Dozenal Society of America | Main Page | Experiment

The Dozenal Society of America is an international non-profit dedicated to researching, using, and teaching about dozenals (duodecimals) and other non-decimal number bases.

Can someone calculate
(e ^ π) - π
in #duodecimal for me? 😇

#base12 #docenal

From base-12 to base-60 and everything in between, moving beyond our own base-10 number system can spice up anyone's worldbuilding.

Read more at my blog: https://www.adamasnemesis.com/2021/08/12/worldbuilding-number-systems/

This post's featured image is "Base 10 versus Base 12 parchment" by Adamas Nemesis, a.k.a. me!

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I heard that base 12 would be useful. Apparently it's easier to divide by 3 and 4 there, which is much more common than 5. #Base12