> I would actually argue that majority of the time data is not in decimal.
The majority of time data is not even floating point and for most use cases floats don't make sense there (you usually have a set precision you want to have and don't have varying orders of magnitude)
The majority of time data is not even floating point and for most use cases floats don't make sense there (you usually have a set precision you want to have and don't have varying orders of magnitude)
Almost all operating systems and programming languages use metric fractions of the second for time (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_time#Retrieving_system_...) the only common technology that I know that doesn't is NTP.
> in these cases
I was leaving a more general remark