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by HackerThemAll
19 days ago
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The template string "2006-01-02 15:04:05.999999999 -0700 MST" says it all. It's a really bad joke or an excellent trolling. The entire world have used: %Y for the year.
%m for the month.
%d for the day.
%H for the hour.
%M for the minute.
%S for the second. for over 50 years, but Golang forces me to remember "06" for a year, "15" for an hour and "05" for second. and "MST", the Mountain View time, that particular time zone moniker, in a center of the universe, as a placeholder for a real time zone. Yes, the Mountain View, not UTC ("Z"ulu time) like a sane person would do (although nobody sane would implement that format). |
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