I love this - didn't realize it was a thing at all! If anyone is curious, this works for any type in Python that implements __format__ ({now:%m/%d/%Y} is equiva

I love this - didn't realize it was a thing at all! If anyone is curious, this works for any type in Python that implements __format__ ({now:%m/%d/%Y} is equivalent to {now.__format__('%m/%d/%Y')}), and you can (ostensibly) make the format string mean whatever you want.