A new study suggests that our hearts slow down when we make visual mistakes, providing evidence that our bodies react to perceptual errors even before we realize we have made them. The research shows that conscious perception emerges from a constant dialogue between the brain and the body.

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SQS, however, throws a wrench in the works. I was initially very surprised by the paper’s description of SQS (the 2008 version). It said that a queue might hold 200 messages, but a client requesting 100 could randomly receive only 20. This is because, to provide low latency, SQS does a best-effort poll of a subset of its distributed servers and immediately returns whatever it finds. But don’t worry, the other messages aren’t lost. They sit on servers not checked in that round. But the price of this low-latency is that FIFO ordering isn’t guaranteed. The database handles this mess by making log records idempotent, and ensures that out-of-order or duplicate processing never corrupts data.

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