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> "using serializable in their systems is the ability to enforce arbitrary constraints under parallelism" That's a funny way to say that. :-) Because what it
by im_down_w_otp 10y ago
> "using serializable in their systems is the ability to enforce arbitrary constraints under parallelism"
That's a funny way to say that. :-) Because what it really means is, "wanting to enforce a total lack of parallelism when under parallelism." I mean I get what you're saying, it was just funny to read.