I've added: - Soviet Revolutionary Calendar - Ancient Egyptian - French Republican - Intl Fixed Calendar
https://calendar-architect.pages.dev
I'm a big fan of history's many attempts to square the circle: divide a hard to factorized number (days in a year) into even chunks, without sacrificing things like agricultural seasons.This little project explores different calendar versions. I have highlighted my favorite solution :)- 6 days / week - 5 weeks / month - 3 months / quarter - 4 quarters / yearAs a good European the remainder 5...
Would it make sense to open source this?
My brother turned 39, I shipped his gift from a shop directly to him (we live in different countries and couldn't travel home due to my son being born)... Shop wouldn't let me add a postcard. So I went looking for a quick e-card service and every single one was painful; Hallmark wants a subscription, Paperless Post has a coin system, Canva technically works but you're designing a greeting card...
Regarding the photo credit & expiration, I'll see how I can move it a bit more to the bottom.
My brother just had his 39th birthday and as we live in different cities I sent a present to him directly from the shop (it was a gym bag for those who are curious).The shop didn't let me add a postcard or anything personal to the package so I went looking for an easy/fast eCard service that I considered aesthetically pleasing.It was a very frustrating search. I thought of creating it with...
https://calendar-architect.pages.dev
365 is nearly prime (5×73), which is why our months are uneven and weeks don't fit into months. But 360 has 24 divisors — swap 5 days for year-end holidays and you unlock dozens of clean calendar systems where every month is identical.I built a tool to explore them all: pick a base, see every valid factorization, compare against Gregorian side-by-side.
https://calendar-architect.pages.dev/
I was playing around with divisors of numbers near 365 and realized you can generate a ton of valid calendar systems by picking a highly composite base (like 360) and treating the leftover days as end-of-year extra holidays.365 is nearly prime (5×73), which is why our months are such a mess. But 360 has 24 divisors; enough to build clean hierarchies like 6-day weeks, 5-week months, 3-month...
This might not 'mean much' to the computer, but it means a lot to the human. The computer uses it to communicate with the human and the humans between each other. When I arrange a meeting across timezones I will say CET 16.00 or ET3.00PM and they will understand it faster than saying how much offset we are from UCT.
Will the voices be dubbed by the community aswell? If not, how does this evade the copyright issue?
https://github.com/dream-faster/krisi
Hi HN,We realised that tracking the performance of our predictions over time was crucial to choose, debug and fine-tune our forecasting model.So we built Krisi (https://github.com/dream-faster/krisi) to help you with tracking metrics over time and generate informative reports.We'll be here answering questions - would love to hear your feedback!Here is the related blog post:...
We realised that tracking the performance of our predictions over time was crucial to choose, debug and fine-tune our forecasting model.
So we built Krisi (https://github.com/dream-faster/krisi) to help you with tracking metrics over time and generate informative reports.
We'll be here answering questions - would love to hear your feedback!
https://www.appliedexploration.com/p/back-to-the-future-with-time-series
Hi HN,A friend and I have been dealing for a while with the underperformance of Time-Series Machine Learning models (mostly due to regime changes), and haven't found the right library to complete Adaptive Backtesting before the heat-death of the universe.We ended up writing a library from scratch, that comes with an order of magnitude speed-up, called Fold.--- We would love to get some...