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I like the concept of ISOs in general, but I personally prefer RFC 3339. The space makes it so much easier to read at a glance, and I can't imagine it makes par
by jacobmischka 5y ago
I like the concept of ISOs in general, but I personally prefer RFC 3339. The space makes it so much easier to read at a glance, and I can't imagine it makes parsing much different algorithmically?
- smitty1e 5y agoSpace characters affect processing in shell scripts, so one manages them closely, along with colons, as noted elewhere.
- remram 5y agoIn what context would you prefer ISO over RFC? The fact that ISO standards cost hundreds to read and apparently change over time, while RFCs are openly available and get replaced if necessary, makes it hard for me to see ISO as more than a crutch. If there's an open standard, I'll use that, and people will actually know what I'm talking about.
- jacobmischka 5y agoI agree with everything you said. I guess I just naively like the idea of an international standards organization in theory, though I suppose that's also essentially what the IETF is too.