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Exactly. A video on YouTube posted '1 month ago' is not the latest episode I'm looking for. Much quicker to interpret than a timestamp. Sometimes a fuzzy date i
by mathijs 3y ago
Exactly. A video on YouTube posted '1 month ago' is not the latest episode I'm looking for. Much quicker to interpret than a timestamp. Sometimes a fuzzy date is enough.
Especially being from Europe: it is never clear if 10/04/23 means October 4th or April 11th unless you know which date format is being used.
- crgi 3y agoAgree. I also like the relative dates. E.g. on Github where it’s useful to get an intuition very fast of when files in folders/projects were last updated. I don‘t care about the actual dates in this moment, the fuzziness of the relative date is the approximation I‘m looking for.
- funcDropShadow 3y agoSo instead of preferring actually locale-aware date formatting you would prefer fuzziness?