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So another option is to adjust to 1/100 second every few months, so good processes will have to appear, one way or another.
by vbezhenar 4y ago
So another option is to adjust to 1/100 second every few months, so good processes will have to appear, one way or another.
- nullc 4y ago> So another option is to adjust to 1/100 second every few months That's pretty awful. We have a lot of systems now which care about duration. Any scheme that makes a time span unpredictable will cause problems. Doing it more often means more problems. The only improvement is that you hope that the things that care about 1/100th of a second differences are rare enough that disturbing thing many times more often is a good tradeoff. This isn't a good bet especially because at time goes on we build faster and more stable systems that care about tighter and tighter synchronization.