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Sometimes it's easier to reason about the problem as a bunch of actors acting independently. You only have to model the individual actor and basic interactions
by snarfy 8y ago
Sometimes it's easier to reason about the problem as a bunch of actors acting independently. You only have to model the individual actor and basic interactions as a apposed to a bunch of loops and switch statements trying to model everything. It really depends on the problem.
- ur-whale 8y ago> Sometimes it's easier to reason about the problem as a bunch of actors acting independently For me, this is typically when I'd pick thread over co-routines.