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And I think nobody does that in a protocol because you're adding extra complexity to get you little more than transmitting a number.
by ben509 6y ago
And I think nobody does that in a protocol because you're adding extra complexity to get you little more than transmitting a number.
- dmitriid 6y agoYou get significantly more than transmitting a number. - You get automatic conversion to/from a known datatype, Timestamp, not to an arbitrary number - You get automatic checks on the validity of this datatype - You can specify exact precision of this datatype (for example, you may want to represent nanoseconds, not milliseconds, since epoch)