Woah! 112 points and no comments. Has anybody actually read it? Or is everyone upvoting in hopes that someone knowledgeable will comment about the quality of the content?
For what it's worth, the feedback I've had so far elsewhere suggests that there aren't particular inaccuracies. A somewhat contentious part is defining concurrency in terms of order independence, but the main source for that is Peter Van Roy (https://www.info.ucl.ac.be/~pvr/VanRoyChapter.pdf section 4.3), so it's of good provenance.
I know most of these concepts and the valuable part was to fill the gaps what I've missed. I would also like to read about work-stealing threadpools in a similar manner.
The relations could definitely be made more clear, but if you could point out what specific terms you find unrelated, I could explain how they fit together. The basic organization is working up the ladder of abstraction; for example, scheduling is a fundamental concept, so it comes before other concepts that rely on it (which is all of them).
07:48 <xkapastel> HAX
07:48 <xkapastel> `slikts: a self post made it to #1
07:48 <xkapastel> what kind of witchcraft is this
07:48 <`slikts> xkapastel: just need to get initial traction
07:48 <xkapastel> must be nice having a botnet
07:49 <xkapastel> tbh :)
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07:52 <simpson> `slikts: So *did* you stuff the ballot box with upvotes?
07:52 <xkapastel> there's some voting ring
07:52 <xkapastel> the first post was a smiley from one of his friends, but afaik people do this sort of thing a lot so it's not really a big deal
07:52 <`slikts> simpson: very slightly
07:53 <`slikts> I don't have anything that could be called a botnet
07:53 <`slikts> but from past experiences it takes just a few votes to get past the initial bump
07:53 <xkapastel> too bad, a botnet is a good application of concurrent programming
07:54 <`slikts> also strategic timing counts
07:54 <`slikts> around now is the prime time to share content
07:54 <`slikts> middle of the week when US is getting up
"Very slightly" means that I shared that I'd submitted it here; realistically a couple of upvotes could have come from that, but I don't know. The talk about botnets and whatnot is just hyperbole. You inferring alternative accounts and pulling numbers out of thin air is ridiculous.