Deploy based on the planet alignments(github.com) |
Deploy based on the planet alignments(github.com) |
IT'S SHOWTIME
TALK TO THE HAND "hello world"
YOU HAVE BEEN TERMINATED
https://github.com/lhartikk/ArnoldCAn improved version would for example deploy when there is a triangle or conjunction, but fail on an opposition or square.
But as any astrologer will tell you, planned dates are meaningless. So yes, why indeed?
This should be a boon to religious Hindu coders (if there are any). LOL - Based on Brihaspati' proximity to Mangal's orbit (I have no idea what I am saying) you could choose to not release to minimize your bad luck. I love this - and you actually have a use case. You should shop this around as an app to the big Indian outsourcing firms. All the best!
You can get 10' accuracy with a few kilobytes of polynomials. Some astronomical (and astrological) programs use polynomials a few megabytes big. JPL ephems are 1 to 100 gigabytes.
Even normal deployment based on time of day, or time since sunrise depends on planets positions. Center of gravity of solar system is not inside the Sun but OUTSIDE. Sunrise and sunset times depends on Jupiter, Saturn and other planets.
Also Moon and Sun brings tidal waves...
Er, actually...
She will avoid buying expensive things or travelling when the planets are not aligned, it's supposed to be bad luck - silly astrology.
% pom
The Moon is Waning Crescent (20% of Full)
% man pom
POM(6) FreeBSD Games Manual POM(6)
NAME
pom — display the phase of the moon
SYNOPSIS
pom [-p] [-d yyyy.mm.dd] [-t hh:mm:ss]
DESCRIPTION
The pom utility displays the current phase of the moon. Useful for
selecting software completion target dates and predicting managerial
behavior.
Use the -p option to print just the phase as a percentage.
Use the arguments -d and -t to specify a specific date and time for which
the phase of the moon has to be calculated. If -d but not -t has been
specified, it will calculate the phase of the moon on that day at mid‐
night.
SEE ALSO
`Practical Astronomy with Your Calculator' by Duffett-Smith.
FreeBSD 10.1 July 14, 2010 FreeBSD 10.1