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I'm much happier with relative timestamps-- as long as I can hover over and get a real timestamp (preferably '8601) I'm good. 70%+ of the time-- and 100% of th
by mlyle 3y ago
I'm much happier with relative timestamps-- as long as I can hover over and get a real timestamp (preferably '8601) I'm good. 70%+ of the time-- and 100% of the time when I'm most in a rush-- I just want an order-of-magnitude relative time: is this seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, or years?
If I'm going to be looking at a timestamp, I'm going to be thinking. Often times what I'll be comparing to is-- (or might be, because of ambiguity)-- a local time. Hovering my mouse is not a dealbreaker.
- fwlr 3y agoI’ll admit, “Last commit X days ago” is super useful for quickly evaluating GitHub repos.