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Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Time

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Widely-cited article listing misconceptions programmers carry about time — e.g. 'a month always has 30 or 31 days' (not true) or 'a month always begins and ends in the same year' (Ethiopia starts the year on September 11, breaking this). Inspired a broader 'falsehoods' repository covering other domains like email (e.g. the fact that you can have multiple @ signs). Hasiński uses it as the framing device for his own list of LLM falsehoods.

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Framing device — LLM falsehoods as an analogue to the time-falsehoods list.
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Explicitly modeled on the time-falsehoods article.

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