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I get the current time in microseconds, and increment by one nanosecond for each call between updates. Problem solved for the next 200 years.
by scandum 3y ago
I get the current time in microseconds, and increment by one nanosecond for each call between updates.
Problem solved for the next 200 years.
- ourmandave 3y agoNext article: Picosecond timestamp collisions are common.
- tourist2d 3y agoProblem solved until your boss calls you an idiot for storing fake nanosecond precisions.