-
Summary of the issue from https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Wikibase/DataModel/JSON#time:
> [in JSON] Years BCE are represented as negative numbers, using the historical numbering, in which year 0 is …
-
We want:
* built in commands
* executing programs off disk, with arguments
* environment variables - assignment and expansion
* batch files / shell scripts
* redirection to file
The shell will steal…
-
It's possible to set API field transformers? For eg i know that in my api all fields named createdAt need to be transformed to NSDate. It's possible to do that?
-
I can mistake, but...
```
tarantool> require('datetime').parse('2012-11-02 23:23:23MSK').tz
---
- MSK
...
tarantool> require('datetime').parse('2012-11-02 23:23:23MSK').tzoffset
---
- 180
…
unera updated
2 months ago
-
`ttl { expire_interval }` stored internaly in the cloud in ISO 8601 with full range of its possibilities (i.e. with `M`, `Y` fields) and provider every time try to replace notion in days with it inter…
-
Something that's quite common in datetime libraries is an 'interval' type.
It's not the question whether such a thing could be implemented, but whether it is possible to define the 'just right' abs…
-
The documentation of `start` currently reads:
> Earliest relevant date in ISO 8601 form (YYYY-MM-DD); …
For me, “relevant date” seems to be a bit vague. E.g., does this date refer to the use of …
-
Apparently doing a simple HTTP request for `api.patreon.com` yields a complete list of endpoints.
Huh.
Also, apparently patreon is powered by python: `(400, 'invalid-parameters', )` (`_ast.Str` is …
-
In order to be ISO 8601 complete, must have support to parse time intervals.
From section 4.4.1:
```text
A time interval shall be expressed in one of the following ways:
a) by a start and an end…
-
As discussed in https://discourse.julialang.org/t/posix-month/58572, Unix, Posix, Python, and R agree that U and u mean week, not month. In Julia's [Dates](https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/stdlib/Date…