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2023-12-27
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Found a bug in Electric Clojure Timer implementation. 1. Timer never stops, just ticking and ticking, so after you reach duration and then increase it, it will start from some value instead of where Elapsed is currently. So, it's not satisfying the requirement of "restarts until e>d". Now I'm trying to wrap my head around on how to properly trigger an Electric "event" when the condition is reached to handle "pause".