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Sure, but I'd argue that most developers aren't working with code day in and day out where race conditions are a concern.
by teh_klev 8y ago
Sure, but I'd argue that most developers aren't working with code day in and day out where race conditions are a concern.
- merb 8y agowell it depends, I mostly try to create my code so that things can run in parallel. I also barley use a debugger, even for code that does not run in parallel, mostly because I'm used to make logging calls at the right places so that I can find issues way faster than with a debugger (most often I'm only run into hard issues or issues where a debugger will fail, i.e. build scripts -_-)