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How is 10889 a problem? I thought the move to 64 bit added billions of years.
by delecti 6mo ago
How is 10889 a problem? I thought the move to 64 bit added billions of years.
- fc417fc802 6mo agoDepends on the unit and how you interpret the bits. Nanoseconds as a signed integer "only" make it about 300 years while seconds as a 64 bit IEEE float enjoy integral precision somewhere out past 250 million years (but if you need microsecond precision then it's the same number but as years instead of mega years).
- dlcarrier 6mo agoIt's for 48-bit timestamps.