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Even UTC+-0 I have seen rarely. AoE seems more common, especially for deadlines
by marvinborner 8mo ago
Even UTC+-0 I have seen rarely. AoE seems more common, especially for deadlines
- embedding-shape 8mo ago> Even UTC+-0 I have seen rarely Hover the timestamp here on HN and you'll see it at least once in your life time :) I'm guessing it's mostly developers, especially ones working internationally, who come across it every day. Others seem to prefer to convert between people's timezone, while we just send UTC+00:00 to each other.
- globular-toast 8mo agoI was about to comment that it's not UTC, it's in my local time. Then I remembered my local time (Europe/London) is currently equivalent to UTC, so I have no idea what it's actually displaying (it's not indicated in any way). It's actually a problem in these parts that it's not obvious to us whether a time is in UTC or local time. I've found so many things displayed in UTC that people have assumed is local time then summer comes around and everything is off by an hour.
- Symbiote 8mo agoYour comment currently says "7 minutes ago" and 12:03:56, yet here it is 13:11.
- embedding-shape 8mo agoYeah, the UI is slightly ambiguous about it, but FWIW I see the time as one hour off, which makes sense since I'm in +1 :) The API shows a unambiguous timestamp, which is the exact same value I see for your comment: https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/items/46958592 https://hn.algolia.com/api/v1/items/46958592 > created_at: "2026-02-10T12:03:56.000Z"