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Having a separate device ID can help reduce conflicts. Pairs well with #34. Polycentric uses vector clocks to manage this.
staab updated
18 hours ago
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03:25 oh super cool pattern for choo v5 btw: equality checks by creating a modified timestamp on individual items using an internal vector clock
03:25 will work real well for caching
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(See related ticket #16019)
For any given cluster member its state can only progress monotonically so merges are always unambiguous. Let's take a look at what happens if we observe gossips with vecto…
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https://lrita.github.io/2018/10/24/lamport-logical-clocks-vector-lock/
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Very nice and small gossip framework!
But it seems that you use absolute time which is not very safe in distributed environments.
Probably it is a better idea to use vector clocks instead? Some well-…
romix updated
11 years ago
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Prof. Li, thanks for sharing your code. They are really helpful.
I believe these are coding errors after comparison with CBS-H2-RTC.
In the following function:
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int CBSHeuristic::minimumVert…
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- If `x` is discrete variable or a vector of discrete variables with matching clock and continuous variables, then `sol[x]` should return at the clock times of the `x`.
- If `x, y` have different dis…
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### Operation vs Value
I can implement both and the difference will appear mainly in the messages. I can't use this difference for conditions because in order for this to make sense I should enable…
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If Alice and Bob both open up the same document, and then Alice creates a new document, Alice keeps Bob's vector clock in `deltaRouter.clocks` even though its for the wrong docId now. You can see this…
choxi updated
7 years ago
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