Random Thought: LC Theorem


The PACELC theorem seems awfully named to me.

Isn't it really just that there's a trade-off between latency and consistency? I think you can treat network partitions as infinite latency, so availability is a special case of latency (available = finite latency).

So shouldn't it just be the LC theorem? Seems more fundamental to me.

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