Post AdNGZCVowM9L8IlsRs by moshibar@ambrosia.moe
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(DIR) Post #AdN1unK5m6oc4J7kLw by moshibar@ambrosia.moe
2023-12-31T13:50:12.939Z
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I know this is a hot take but I'm gonna say it anywaysAmerican dates (MM-DD-YY) are bad,but Internation dates (DD-MM-YY)people may argue that it's more consistent, but it's only more consistent at being inconsistentif u rank the digits from least significant to most significant you get this for American43-21-65for International21-43-65And that's why the superior format is YY-MM-DDits perfectly organized from most significant to least significant, like every other number we use day to day
(DIR) Post #AdN1uoIMA31N5DJsHo by foxhkron@cybre.club
2023-12-31T13:54:26.646Z
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@moshibar@ambrosia.moe so what you’re saying is: ISO 8601 :flan_thumbs:
(DIR) Post #AdN2KotIZIOSSb08fY by raccoon@den.raccoon.quest
2023-12-31T13:59:13.315Z
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@moshibar@ambrosia.moe Disagree. When you take a doctor appointment how likely is it that it's gonna be the next year? Year is the least useful part.No matter how fleeting, how little a day lasts compared to a year. It's usually the most important part of the date.Who the hoot says "I'll host a party on year/month/day"?Usually they'll say only the day, sometimes the month if it's not the current one. But the year? If I need to tell you the year too it's because the thing is gonna happen OVER a year from now. If I tell you "We will do X on December 22" you're gonna assume it's of the next year, no need to even specify that.
(DIR) Post #AdNGZCVowM9L8IlsRs by moshibar@ambrosia.moe
2023-12-31T16:17:01.797Z
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@raccoon@den.raccoon.quest there's nothing saying u can't omit the year/month depending on context, I'm just talking about dates that have all three
(DIR) Post #AdNGZIhjuxFUL0OTrM by raccoon@den.raccoon.quest
2023-12-31T16:38:39.401Z
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@moshibar@ambrosia.moe Yeah and I'm saying, the year isn't more important than the day