No, I learned programming back when programmers actually worked in binary and sexadecimal (Ok IBM fanboys, they call that hexadecimal now, since IBM doesn't like sex).

I still use the old measurement system, save for the rare occasions I gotta convert for the average layman terms.

It tells a lot really quick when talking to someone else, when they don't understand why 2^10 (1024) is the underlying standard that the CPU likes.

Oh wait, there's a 10 in (2^10)...

Wonder where that came from?.. 🤔

I dunno, but bit shift binary multiplications and divisions are super fast in the integer realm, but get dogshit slow when performed in the decimal realm.