[wielebny]

Pity it can't subtract time.

> 16:28 - 14:50 = 22 hours and 22 minutes

although, Google never could not too.

[menthe]

In WolframAlpha (no Kago subscription, but I assume it works just the same), to achieve your desired result, you merely have to use:

> 14:50 - 16:28

Or

> 14:50 to 16:28

It makes sense when you think of it.

I’ve been using this for years, and it works wonders for datetimes too.

[viraptor]

This is the amount of time between 16:28 today and 14:50 tomorrow. You got a correct answer. Just not the answer you were thinking of.

[mongol]

To me it seems to compute number of hours in the interval between those times.

[0cVlTeIATBs]

I don't use kagi. On WA, this search results in the answer with a prompt with the engine's assumptions, and includes a link to change the assumption to "math" from "word."

These prompts don't show on kagi? Seems like including them would be an avenue for improvement.

[1970-01-01]

Yes, one vexing thing is the inability of search engines to convert time. 5209s to hours and minutes? Oh, I still need to tell you how to do in steps. Why is this so?

[JumpCrisscross]

> inability of search engines to convert time. 5209s to hours and minutes?

Kagi just resolved “5209 s in h” quite perfectly.

[Toutouxc]

I'm getting the correct result: "= 1 hour and 38 minutes"