> the majority of problems programmers come across are single-threaded Surely it's solutions (or rather programs), not problems, that are single-threaded? A p

> the majority of problems programmers come across are single-threaded Surely it's solutions (or rather programs), not problems, that are single-threaded? A problem can probably be solved in many ways, and the fact that many programmers will first reach for a single-threaded program to solve it doesn't mean that's the only, or even the best, way to solve it.