inserting timestamp
what's wrong with this?x: ([] time:`timestamp$(); v:`int$())x,: (2#.z.p; 2#1)`type/this works`x insert (2#.z.p; 2#1)/this also worksx: ([] y:`int$(); v:`int$())x,: (2#1; 2#1)
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