Hybrid Logical Clocks for Elixir
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Hybrid Logical Clocks for Elixir
A Kotlin multiplatform implementation of a hybrid logical clock
Deterministic, fully controllable time and time-ordered identifiers for distributed-system simulations and testing. Time is just another dependency.
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