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I am not sure I understand what behavior you are expecting. But datetime.now() is documented as returning "the current local date and time" (assuming no tx= argument is provided) while datetime.utcnow() returns "the current UTC date and time". So I would expect the two to provide a similar value only if your system/process local time zone is set to UTC. I'm guessing the time zone in effect when your examples were run was 8 hours ahead of UTC:
>>> (1523942165.202865 - 1523913372.362377) / (60*60)
7.998011246654722
https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html |
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