When i do the 31/OCT, the solution show 10/10 as nearest squadday, i though 11/7 is the nearest ?
Show HN: How to mentally calculate the day of the week for any date
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#14Isn't this very confusing to anyone outside US?
I get why it defaulted to this format, but in this day and age - it's trivial to automatically adjust it to the user's localization / preferences.
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#15Awesome site and guide, I just don't understand why all dates have the month in front of the date. Isn't this very confusing to anyone outside US? I get why it defaulted to this format, but in this day and age - it's trivial to automatically adjust it to the user's localization / preferences.
I’d also suggest that when the user guesses wrong and you show the “correct” working, also continue to show the date so they can work it through correctly. The date changes right away so you can’t rework it and understand your mistake.
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#17Awesome site and guide, I just don't understand why all dates have the month in front of the date. Isn't this very confusing to anyone outside US? I get why it defaulted to this format, but in this day and age - it's trivial to automatically adjust it to the user's localization / preferences.
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Laughable that the footer has the stereotypical “made with <3” tagline (because of course AI has to use an emoji instead of words), for a site that almost certainly took less time to prompt than it takes to read it.
Re: Show HN: How to mentally calculate the day of the week for any date
#20Awesome site and guide, I just don't understand why all dates have the month in front of the date. Isn't this very confusing to anyone outside US? I get why it defaulted to this format, but in this day and age - it's trivial to automatically adjust it to the user's localization / preferences.