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Hi, I have a Smiths time and strike movement that has stopped 3 times in the past few days at about 7 minutes before 11 It seems to run when I restart the pendulum so I am not sure what's wrong Can someone point me in the right direction? Thanks
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uint64_t getTimeLatencyNs() { struct timespec ts1; struct timespec ts2; clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW, ts1); clock_gettime(CLOCK_MONOTONIC_RAW, ts2); return ((ts2 tv_sec - ts1 tv_sec) * NSEC + ts2 tv_nsec - ts1 tv_nsec); } The code above and existing questions show we can call clock_gettime() every few nanoseconds and it returns a different value The usual explanation is: due to the
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The log sequence number values are never deleted from vclock, even when the corresponding instance is removed from the cluster This is done to make sure vclock always grows monotonically An instance vclock component will be re-used when a new instance is added, (different instance uuid, but re-used instance id), in which case this instance will start counting its local changes from this
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A vector clock (vclock) is a system for tracking the causality of concurrent updates to a piece of data They are a map of {actor => logical clock} Actors only increment their logical clocks when the data they're associated with changes, and try to increment it as little as possible (so at most once per update)
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Usually the default read and write config are sane - succeed, if the vclock data is still valid for this key (most of the time) In case it succeeds, it might be that the network topology was in a split-brain situation In this case, Riak will solve the issue itself using v-clock data
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Write a program to simulate simple digital clock displaying HOURS(s) : MINUTES(s): SECOND(s) How to get local system time ? How to split local system time into hours , minutes and seconds ?
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I am seeking some basic information about my Ridgeway Grandmother clock I inherited it from my aunt and uncle who passed away in the 1980s I received it in 1995 and it has kept excellent time ever since It dutifully chimes on the quarter hour (15 30 45 hour) The face of the clock says
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If you are on a Mac, and vagrant destroy doesn't work, and you get the message: The name of your virtual machine couldn't be set because VirtualBox is reporting another VM with that name already exists Then you need to go to the VirtualBox VMs folder in your user folder and delete the VM folder It's in a weird state where it can't build the VM because it's trying to create settings for a
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