(look at the Core 0 graph)
look at the Core 0 graph
So are we just ignoring core 1 orrrrr
this post was submitted on 18 Sep 2023
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Ahh, didn't notice that
OP witnessed the leap second
Yo, how did you get your computer to time travel? 🥸
NTP time synchronization. The computer's real-time clock was ahead of the actual time, and Windows updated it to the correct time.
Why would the software developer(s) use the time instead of a timer to make a graph?
It's possible they did both.
If that graph widget is designed for time-series data, it would need an X-axis timestamp and corresponding Y-axis value for every different sensor it renders. A timer would be used to periodically take samples, and the sample would be created with a timestamp of whenever the timer fired.
Users usually don't want to see a monotonic time on the X axis, they want to see wall time.
Must be the choice of steins;gate
Behold the divergence number!
A prime example of why one should use the monotonic clock.
Jump in loser, we're going time traveling!
Carl, we told you not to divide by 0 again!
bro where did you get a quantum computer!?