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 The example isn't representative of real world use of libuv, but it gives us
 something simple with a callback and nullable pointers. Inside the code we
 create a libuv event loop, initialize a timer and let it run a callback with
-a given context every second. As far as FFI goes this is amazing, you get to
-call C functions as if they were native and it just works
+a given context every 0.1 seconds. As far as FFI goes this is amazing, you get
+to call C functions as if they were native and it just works
 
 However, if you look closer at the `counter` method there are a few things
 I dislike there.