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by p2detar
20 days ago
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As someone below said, they might be from programming perspective, but technically they are not. See GOMAXPROCS for more info. That being said the whole `tractable primitive` thing used in the article sounds somewhat sloppy to me. I don't quite get it. Yeah, they could be easier for an agent to write than async/await, but threads are also trivial in that matter, and you'd still need a mutex with go routines. |
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