Different Clocks
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Different Clocks
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#2The once-per-millennium marks are captivating. They feel almost within our understanding, but not quite.
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#3AI coding tools are quite fun for making different clock concepts.
Here's a one-shot recreation of "Against the Run" (https://listart.mit.edu/art-artists/against-run-2019): https://g.co/gemini/share/c1dcfbd9cf9a
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#4I like the combined blob clock a lot! I plan to make a codepen of it, with just hours, minutes and seconds, to see what that's like.
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#5very cool. reminds me of an old iPhone clock app called "hms" that displayed a rectangular prism, and each dimension (x, y, z) corresponded with the hour, minute and second, so the shape would grow over time before resetting one or more dimensions. it got delisted years ago for some reason but i used to love it as a "nightstand mode" clock.
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#6Nice, very innovative. It makes me think of weird stuff
like
how about a pac-man running around the dial consuming your seconds as you watch? wooka wooka wooka wooka...
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#7The once-per-millennium marks are captivating. They feel almost within our understanding, but not quite.
clock of the Long Now!
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#8Nice, very innovative. It makes me think of weird stuff like how about a pac-man running around the dial consuming your seconds as you watch? wooka wooka wooka wooka...
Had an idea for physical clock once where there is a chain of 60 links rotating around a central motor that moved the chain so slowly that the top link was showing the correct time within a twelve minute range - five links per hour for a twelve hour clock.
Everyone should redesign the representation of time once in their life :)
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#9The binary clock reminds me of this real-life one near the Zoo in Berlin
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#10The binary clock reminds me of this real-life one near the Zoo in Berlin https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mengenlehreuhr
Looks like base-5, but very cool!