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by fuoqi
108 days ago
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You clearly do not know how much havoc and complexity leap seconds introduce into various systems. This is why leap seconds are likely to be phased-out [0]. It's effectively an admission that use of leap seconds in the "base" time was a mistake. >We convert timestamps to and from date+times all the time. If you do not account for time zones during this conversion, then you are not qualified to implement such conversions. It's fine to use 86400 seconds for durations (e.g. "this computation will finish in 1d 8h 20m 34s"), but it's absolutely not fine to use it while dealing with datetimes. [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leap_second#Phase-out_and_futu... |
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