J3RN :fedora: :elixir: :emacs: on Nostr: In JavaScript, when you invoke `new Date(...)` with a "plain date" string (no time, ...
In JavaScript, when you invoke `new Date(...)` with a "plain date" string (no time, no timezone), it assumes the timezone is UTC.
When you invoke `new Date(...)` with a "plain datetime" string (date and time, no timezone), it assumes the timezone is your local timezone.
TC39 Temporal can't come soon enough.
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