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Does Pythons time. time () return the local or UTC timestamp? The timestamp returned by time time() is not in any timezone "seconds since the epoch" is a term; it is not elapsed seconds since some point in time (epoch) You can convert it to your local time (with tz database) and or UTC timezone easily btw, if you drop strftime() the result is (almost) the same (+ - microseconds)
datetime - How to get UTC time in Python? - Stack Overflow from datetime import datetime, timezone datetime now(timezone utc) datetime now(timezone utc) timestamp() * 1000 # POSIX timestamp in milliseconds For your purposes when you need to calculate an amount of time spent between two dates all that you need is to subtract end and start dates The results of such subtraction is a timedelta object From the python docs:
What is the difference between UTC and GMT? - Stack Overflow Yes, time can be captured in UTC alone Storing time in UTC and using UTC for transmitting date-time information is generally considered good practice I suppose it’s up to each state of the US to define its time And I don’t know, but I suppose that today they (officially or in practice) define time as an offset from UTC rather than GMT
javascript - How to convert a Date to UTC? - Stack Overflow The resulting utc object isn't really a UTC date, but a local date shifted to match the UTC time (see comments) However, in practice it does the job Update: The above answer from 2012 was a quick-and-dirty way to get the UTC date when calling utc toString(), utc toLocaleString(), etc With advancements in JavaScript, better approaches exist
How can I get the current time (now) in UTC? - Stack Overflow from datetime import timezone utc_datetime = local_datetime astimezone() astimezone(timezone utc) replace(tzinfo=None) Given a naive datetime object assumed to have a local datetime, you can use the following sequence of method calls to convert it to a naive UTC datetime representing the same UTC time (tested with Python 3 6 3)
How to force Power BI service to use Local timezone Both approaches work OK in Power BI desktop report, However once I published to Power BI service and after several refreshes (initially it was NZ time), the time turn back to UTC time I don't want to create extra columns in DAX and really want to try use Power Query Is there any way to work it out?