> IMO, all languages should follow this trend as it is an essential component for many stuff. On the one hand, using different kinds of clock (clock_realtime a

> IMO, all languages should follow this trend as it is an essential component for many stuff. On the one hand, using different kinds of clock (clock_realtime and clock_monotonic) for different purposes currently is the only robust option when deploying on systems you do not control. On the other hand, using just one monotonic wall clock [1] for all purposes on a properly configured system is so much simpler and intuitive for programmers that it is difficult to justify the burden of multiple clocks, all the more so its necessity. Thanks for the list! [1] https://developers.google.com/time/smear https://developers.google.com/time/smear