I for one use uint32 where it makes sense, because it's a good trade-off with packed struct size and besides - by the year 2106 arrives I will (hopefully) be de

I for one use uint32 where it makes sense, because it's a good trade-off with packed struct size and besides - by the year 2106 arrives I will (hopefully) be dead and it won't be my problem anymore. I wonder if the decision behind using signed int32 was similar? "By 2038 I'll be dead and it won't be my problem lol".