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> Lexical comparison is only used when 2 writes happen at the exact same time. But you take time from the system. Your writes may converge, but to an nondeterm
by sagichmal 10y ago
> Lexical comparison is only used when 2 writes happen at the exact same time.
But you take time from the system. Your writes may converge, but to an nondeterministic state.
- marknadal 10y agoNo, because we then offset it with a vector relative to the machine, even the great Kyle Kingsbury (Aphyr of Call Me Maybe Jepsen tests) tweeted about us about this fact (that we assume/treat time as being loose/unsafe): https://twitter.com/aphyr/status/646302398575587332 https://twitter.com/aphyr/status/646302398575587332 .