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Today is year in 2568 in Thailand - have you heard of the thai-buddhist calendar before? Do you follow any callendars other than gregorian?
This is my two cents as someone in the industry.
Because, while you don't want to nitpick on each instruction cycle, sometimes the code runs millions of times and each microsecond adds up.
Keep in mind that people use this kind of things for work, serving real world customers who are doing their work.
Yes, the language itself is not optimal even by design, but its easy to work with, so they are making it worth a while. There's no shortage of people who can work with it. It is easy to develop and maintain stuff with it, cutting development cost. Yes, we're talking real businesses with real resource constraints.
I would like to find an illustrator for a book I've written. How do I do that without resorting to Reddit or Facebook?
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There's the Islamic calendar, which uses the lunar cycle instead of solar one. The Javanese also uses lunar calendar, but with different formula for dating.
I know there's the Chinese calendar, which is based on lunarsolar cycle. Are they the same?