Discover the new unit of time

Facebook engineer Christopher Horvath invented a time measurement unit called ‘Flick’.

It is slightly larger than a nanosecond. 1 second of 70 million 56 million shares is 1 flick.

Experts say, for the time being, to separate the frame by frame of this single video, the timing measurements will give better results than the conventional units.

A researcher at Oxford University said it might not have a big impact on the general public, but it would be useful for the development of virtual reality.

BBC Research and Development researcher Matt Hammond said it will reduce the mistakes of graphics stats.

After the idea of the matter came to Harbhajan, he shared the topic in the Facebook post. According to the suggestions made in the comments, he made necessary corrections.

It can be found in programming language C Plus Plus. The Facebook Time Unit has been released for programmers. Imagine, this unit of time will become quite popular with video editing.

But the attempt to redefine time is not the first. Earlier, in 1998 Swash proposed a time called Internet Time. Where the whole day is divided into 1000 ‘dot bit’.

It was said that this method would be released from the calculation of Time Zone. But the issue could not raise a lot.

Source: BBC

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