Your deterministic tiebreak is a search space
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You have a queue of competing claims. The ranking rule is simple: earliest declared start time wins. Then someone asks what happens when two claims declare the same time, and you add the record identifier as a secondary sort key. The identifier already exists. It is stable. Every reader can reprodu…
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Your deterministic tiebreak is a search space
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