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by sunshowers
260 days ago
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Yeah, it's a combination of both in my experience. I think even to experienced async Rust programmers, things like Tokio mutexes being really hard to use correctly can be a bit surprising. Also, as another comment on the thread points out [1], languages where futures are active by default can have the opposite problem. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45467188 |
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