Solar‑tracking users find extreme‑latitude sunrise/sunset data confusing—messages like “Sunset does not occur”, UI jitter, and unclear next‑day calculations frustrate planning. PolarSun offers a latency‑free API and UI library that precisely computes sunrise, sunset, twilight, and automatically handles polar day/night, delivering smooth transitions and reliable next‑day logic.
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Raw Complaint Log
hn • r/hackernews
Comment on: Sun Clock
> how to handle the corner cases where the sun rises but does not set (and vice versa)In practice it doesn't matter: you get a thin sliver of twilight between solar midnight and sunrise or sunset, and a 'Sunset: Does not occur' message in the text info. In such cases the sunrise/sunset arc (sector?) is pretty broad anyway.> or if it should be tomorrow once you’ve already passed that timeYes. I chose to recalculate the times midnight.> Either way, at a certain point you’ll see the UI shiftYes, but it's usually not dramatic. A few minutes time and fractions of a degree each day. The biggest shif
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Solar‑tracking users find extreme‑latitude sunrise/sunset data confusing—messages like “Sunset does not occur”, UI jitter, and unclear next‑day calculations frustrate planning. PolarSun offers a latency‑free API and UI library that precisely computes sunrise, sunset, twilight, and automatically handles polar day/night, delivering smooth transitions and reliable next‑day logic.
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