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'penalize the sender' has the benefit of being very clean; it doesn't work in >1 machine distributed cases, but then neither do go or pony yet. I'm surprised t
by felixgallo 9y ago
'penalize the sender' has the benefit of being very clean; it doesn't work in >1 machine distributed cases, but then neither do go or pony yet. I'm surprised to discover that it's being removed. I wonder what the thinking is for the local case.
- ramchip 9y ago> it doesn't work in >1 machine distributed cases More generally, it doesn’t work when you have multiple schedulers, which nowadays is true for nearly all Erlang systems.